Most glorious male voice ever?
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recently deceased. =/
Ibrahim Ferrer...
sorry for the edit...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOrsf7XxzmI
Ibrahim Ferrer...
sorry for the edit...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOrsf7XxzmI
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Treat yourself to Tea for the Tillerman and Teaser and the Firecat, great albums!
| Originally Posted by amphead /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just listened to "morning has broken" by Cat Stevens from the Best of Cat Stevens. The timbre in his voice will bring on gooseflesh! |
Treat yourself to Tea for the Tillerman and Teaser and the Firecat, great albums!
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Jeff Buckley and Freddie Mercury both come to mind as having tremendous range. I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned George Michael yet. Whatever you think of him personally (his act has worn thin on me over the years), the man can sing. Probably would have been a much better replacement as lead man for Queen than Paul Rogers (ever heard him doing "Somebody to Love" at Wembly Stadium?)
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Chris Isaak and Michael Buble for more recent candidates. Ray Price and Charlie Rich from a few years back.
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it's not singing two notesat the same time it actaully hitting two notes almost simutaneously. what's wrong we r.kelly in the first place???? because he famous during our time"(meaning hiis part of pop music)????
frank sinatra was even a bigger part of pop music during his time.
| Originally Posted by blinx /img/forum/go_quote.gif since when does r kelly sing two notes at the same time? |
it's not singing two notesat the same time it actaully hitting two notes almost simutaneously. what's wrong we r.kelly in the first place???? because he famous during our time"(meaning hiis part of pop music)????
frank sinatra was even a bigger part of pop music during his time.
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You beat me to posting Michael Buble. Just yesterday I was listening to Jane Monheit "I won't dance" where they sing as a duo. He does have a very pleasant voice, as well as Jane. They make a great duo.
| Originally Posted by swt61 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Chris Isaak and Michael Buble for more recent candidates. |
You beat me to posting Michael Buble. Just yesterday I was listening to Jane Monheit "I won't dance" where they sing as a duo. He does have a very pleasant voice, as well as Jane. They make a great duo.
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Freddie Mercury. I also think that Daniel Johns of Silverchair deserves some credit...dude has a set of pipes. I saw them in February in Toronto and his vocals were astounding...
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Non-classical: John McDermott (albeit losing a little sheen as he ages)
Classical: the young Pavarotti; the baritones Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Sir Thomas Allen.
Classical: the young Pavarotti; the baritones Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Sir Thomas Allen.
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Tom Waits?
not necessarily the most 'glorious' but i still love it
not necessarily the most 'glorious' but i still love it
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Yes, I too have enjoyed both of these albums.
Thanks for your input!
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| Originally Posted by Dr.Love /img/forum/go_quote.gif Treat yourself to Tea for the Tillerman and Teaser and the Firecat, great albums!
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Yes, I too have enjoyed both of these albums.
Thanks for your input!
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Sinatra and Elvis. C'mon you people!
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I've got a few to list:
Freddie Mercury, Sting (don't really like him, but his voice is undeniably great), Frank Sinatra, George Michael, Ray Charles
Freddie Mercury, Sting (don't really like him, but his voice is undeniably great), Frank Sinatra, George Michael, Ray Charles
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