[GreatDane]

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Originally Posted by Pincher /img/forum/go_quote.gif Jill Barber and Sophie Milman come to mind, as does Sarah Sleen; she's in the pop category.

How 'bout this Sophie pic:

I like her too.

 

[Pincher]

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Originally Posted by GreatDane /img/forum/go_quote.gif I like her too.

Yes, I had the chance to chat with her once, nice person.

 

[Bowedtoothdoc]

Elaine Elais if you like the Latino Samba styles.

 

[koven]

i appreciate all the suggestions!! i'm in the progress of checking out all of them

 

[jazznap]

I love Ray Anderson for some great tongue and cheek vocals (aside from his amazing trombone playing). Check out his song "Tough Guy", classic.

 

[Razeus]

I've been attracted to Melody Gardot as of late.

 

[Pltinum]

I like Jane Monheit. (one of the few new ones I know, the rest is already listed

)

 

[recorder]

June "The Misty Miss" Christy
Annette Peacock
Sheila Jordan
Chris Connor
Blossom Dearie
Norma Winstone
Julie Tippetts

 

[lasttodie]

Ever heard about Kurt Elling? One hell of a voice (spans four octaves)

 

[aconteceu]

Sade, Corinne Bailey Rae, Bic Runga "Birds"
though all technically not jazz. Nevertheless.

Cibelle.
Also support Madeleine Peyroux, Sophie Milman, Eva Cassidy, as mentioned above.

 

[Spyro]

Check out Claire Martin. She practically made me forget about Diana Krall.

 

[eucariote]

Beautiful vocals and jazz classic:

 

[rlanger]

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Originally Posted by AmanGeorge /img/forum/go_quote.gif A few from my collection - check out Youn Sun Nah's "Voyage" - awesome recording and very cool.

Yes! Aman gave this to me for the Christmas exchange, and I have to agree it is an excellent recording. Beautiful vocals, great mastering, and one of my faves on guitar Ulf Wakenius.

 

[lasttodie]

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[lasttodie]

Bobby McFerrin