Favourite female singing artist...

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Favourite female singing artist…
TijuanaTaxi
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Kate Bush and Debbie Harry, both pleasing to the ear and on the eye a few years back

Posted 13 years ago

CharlieMungus
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and, of course…
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vk4RiEMLY8#t=0m51s[/video]

Posted 13 years ago

toby1
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RealMan – Flyleaf – totally agree, I love that crazy little chick!

Posted 13 years ago

FGF 701 The Hydrate Or Die Edition

TheSouthernYeti
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Which album? – The latest one… full of drills etc. Don’t think it works on a home stereo or in the car, but being blasted out to a crowd of people it sounded really good. Heard her sound checking during the day and even that was pretty good.

Posted 13 years ago

DezB
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Ahu
Martina Topley-Bird
Kelis

Posted 13 years ago

onewheelgood
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[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7JIQyteOic[/video]

Maria McKee – just totally awesome

Posted 13 years ago

lodious
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Neko Case is doing it for me at the moment (musically speaking). I love female singers, at the risk of being sexist, I think the best singers are female. M T-B, PJ Harvey, Kate Bush, Laura Nero…hell, I even like Girls Aloud in a non ironic way.

Posted 13 years ago

MostlyBalanced
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Justine Frischman formerly of Elastica does it for me (if only).

Posted 13 years ago

apidya
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Beth Orton – particularly Central Reservation

Posted 13 years ago

MrsToast
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Ann Wilson (from Heart)
Sharon del Adel
Kate Bush

Posted 13 years ago

AlexSimon
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Nina Simone
Joan Armatrading
Tracy Chapman
Janis Ian
Regina Spektor
Joan as Police Woman
Joni Mitchell
Stina Nordenstam

Posted 13 years ago

wwaswas
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Ah, forgotten Maria McKee. Yes, she was very good, sometimes let down by material though when she went solo.

Posted 13 years ago

Three_Fish
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[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9V8MCdDB7A[/video]

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1xeyl007lc&feature=related[/video]

Posted 13 years ago

john_drummer
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Julianne Regan (All About Eve)
Liz Frazer (Cocteau Twins)

Posted 13 years ago

xiphon
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Tracy Chapman gets my vote.

Posted 13 years ago

john_drummer
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Chrissie Hind

Posted 13 years ago

jools182
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Emiliana Torrini
Nina Persson
Sky Larkin
The Joy Formidable

Posted 13 years ago

stratobiker
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Rumer – Slow ….. great voice.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvYUfwMBCrU[/video]

Posted 13 years ago

swiss01
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what, no diamanda galas? pussies!

Posted 13 years ago

sweepy
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mary j blige

Posted 13 years ago

teagirl
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Natalie Merchant

Posted 13 years ago

flippinheckler
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Lots of good suggestions already, so how about..

Amy Lee of Evanescence
Sade
Carole King
Alica Keys

Posted 13 years ago

grievoustim
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Laura Cantrell
Gillian Welch
Lucinda Williams
Laura Veirs
Cat Power

Posted 13 years ago

iDave
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Natalie Merchant, Ane Brun, Hafdis Huld, and the surprisingly talented singing person Scarlett Johansson…. nom nom nom.. 😯

Posted 13 years ago

ditch_jockey
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Can’t believe no one’s nominated this lovely lass…

Posted 13 years ago

Riksbar
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Kirsty MacColl – especially Tropical Brainstorm
2nd Beth Orton
Bjork
Beth Gibbons
Bebel Gilberto
Skin from Skunk Anansie

Posted 13 years ago

eth3er
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Joanna Newsome, I saw her last weekend and I’m in love.
Bjork
Nora Jones
Amy Winehouse
Nina Simone
Billie Holliday
Alice Russell
Thandiswa Mazwai
Jill Scott
Imogen Heap
Simphiwe Dana
Georgia Anne Muldrow

Posted 13 years ago

simonralli2
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I don’t know her name but she was the lead singer in The Sundays if anyone remembers them.

Posted 13 years ago

brassneck
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Well, Aimee Mann, obviously.

Oh Yes.

Beth Orton – particularly Central Reservation

Oh Yes Again.

Posted 13 years ago

plumber
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Amanda Marshall
Tarja Turunen
Anette Olzon
Marcie Free 🙂

Posted 13 years ago

yoda
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Patsy Cline
Tammy Wynette
Dolly Parton
Reba Mcentire
Shirley bassey

Posted 13 years ago

failedengineer
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Joni Mitchell
Sandy Denny (Why’s no-one already mentioned her?)
Linda Thompson
Judy Collins
Beth Orton
Thea Gilmore
Anne Briggs
PJ Harvey
Bessie Smith

Most of those age me a bit, I’m afraid.

Posted 13 years ago

organic355
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Mmm Natalie

Posted 13 years ago

yamyamblade
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As a teenager Rochdale’s finest Lisa Stansfield yes please….

Posted 13 years ago

MrOvershoot
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john_drummer – Member
Liz Frazer (Cocteau Twins)

And also on 4AD records

Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance)

Both mostly don’t sing real words but my god they give me goose bumps with their singing

Posted 13 years ago

derek_starship
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Liz Frazer?

Great voice but it really does stop there.

Posted 13 years ago

nacho
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Lots of good suggestions (Aretha, Erykah Badhu and Jill Scott work for me, also like Macy Gray and Tasmin Archer) but cannot believe no-one has mentioned Grace Jones, her voice is the bizniss!

Posted 13 years ago

verses
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Katie Jane Garside – Damaged, but ace.

Posted 13 years ago

mmb
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alison moyet from yazoo!
dionne warwick
that is all.

Posted 13 years ago

MtbCol
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Tarja Turunen
Sharon Den Adel
Otep Shamaya
Jennifer Parkin (Ayria)
Maire Brennan
Sarah Brightman
Brittany Bindrim (I Scintilla)
Belinda Carlisle

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