alltime albums w/great vocals or singing or whatever....

[Tequila Cowboy]

Yes!

[beantownbubba]

Excellent call on the fairport convention/sandy denny, scotto.

[never going back]

Yes!

Margo Timmins has an amazing voice. I love her.

Concrete Blond- Joey
Her voice is incredibly sexy.

Dolly and Kenny- Islands in the Stream

Annie Lenox- Why

Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock- Picture

Anything with Stevie Nicks...

[PeterJ]

Simon & Garfunkel - pick one.

[dime in the gutter]

really cool guitar on this also.

[dime in the gutter]

Marvin Gaye- what's Going On

roger that.

don't forget.

his lp title play on words on these 2 is brilliant. so cool.

[beantownbubba]

Spent a good part of the day w/ Mr. Otis Redding, which tempts me to change my list to:

1. Otis Redding
<end>

I love going back and REALLY hearing stuff i take for granted.

Aaron Neville needs to be on the list somewhere, too.

[4sooner]

Spent a good part of the day w/ Mr. Otis Redding, which tempts me to change my list to:

1. Otis Redding
<end>

I love going back and REALLY hearing stuff i take for granted.

Aaron Neville needs to be on the list somewhere, too.

as does Al Green.

[beantownbubba]

Spent a good part of the day w/ Mr. Otis Redding, which tempts me to change my list to:

1. Otis Redding
<end>

I love going back and REALLY hearing stuff i take for granted.

Aaron Neville needs to be on the list somewhere, too.

as does Al Green.

I already put him on. At least i think i did. Wouldn't wanna do anything like actually check, though.

[4sooner]

Spent a good part of the day w/ Mr. Otis Redding, which tempts me to change my list to:

1. Otis Redding
<end>

I love going back and REALLY hearing stuff i take for granted.

Aaron Neville needs to be on the list somewhere, too.

as does Al Green.

I already put him on. At least i think i did. Wouldn't wanna do anything like actually check, though.

upon further review, of course you did.
What I meant was, al green deserves to be mentioned on every page of this discussion.
I will now be charged a timeout for losing my challenge.

[beantownbubba]

That's some pretty fancy footwork for very early on an Oklahoma morn But I do feel better - i would have been very disappointed in myself if i hadn't put rev al near the top of the list.

[Tequila Cowboy]

Want some singin'? Go find Widespread Panic's version of "Tall Boy" from Bonarroo 2002 with Dottie Peeples & the People's Choice. Hot damn. Like going to the coolest church on earth.

[beantownbubba]

Want some singin'? Go find Widespread Panic's version of "Tall Boy" from Bonarroo 2002 with Dottie Peeples & the People's Choice. Hot damn. Like going to the coolest church on earth.

Other than rev matt's, i'm sure u meant to say

[beantownbubba]

OTOH, I did fail to mention Stevie Wonder.

Tons of great music of course, but the vocals on Fullfillingness' First Finale and Innervisions are particularly noteworthy to me.

[Kudzu Guillotine]

Aaron Neville needs to be on the list somewhere, too.

I understand he has a new album of gospel covers produced by Joe Henry coming on the 9th of November that is supposed to be absolutely kick ass.

[beantownbubba]

Aaron Neville needs to be on the list somewhere, too.

I understand he has a new album of gospel covers produced by Joe Henry coming on the 9th of November that is supposed to be absolutely kick ass.

"Aaron Neville sings gospel?" I think that makes "supposed to kick ass" totally redundant Will definitely be looking forward to that one.

[never going back]

Want some singin'? Go find Widespread Panic's version of "Tall Boy" from Bonarroo 2002 with Dottie Peeples & the People's Choice. Hot damn. Like going to the coolest church on earth.

Josh was there for that. He said it was practically life changing.

[Clams]

[dime in the gutter]

good one.

[beantownbubba]

Saw Lone Justice open for U2 a million years ago. And yep, she can sing but have never heard much I've actually wanted to own.

[beantownbubba]

Speaking of gospel, somehow left Aretha's Amazing Grace off my original list. Ooops.

And i don't think anybody's named Sam Cooke, gospel or popular. The Man and His Music is probably the best collection.

[dime in the gutter]

[Zip City]

belated follow up on my Dead Can Dance post earlier, but this dude (Brenden Perry) has possibly the best voice I've ever heard. It's not a rock n' roll voice, but it's amazingly pure and powerful. crazy good

[Smitty]

Anything with Stevie Nicks...

Silver Springs is the shit

Leon Russell & the Shelter People
Pearl Janis
Home Delaney & Bonnie
I love Vic Chesnutt's phrasing, if I had to pick one it'd be Drunk
With a Little Help From My Friends Joe Cocker
jsut about anything by Hank, Patsy Cline, George Jones, Johnny Paycheck (especially "Old Violin")
Willie Nelson Stardust
Cat Power's Covers album, You Are Free, The Greatest
I love "smack voices" like Lucinda, Billie, etc
my favorite vocal performance ever is Danko on It Makes no Difference

[beantownbubba]

my favorite vocal performance ever is Danko on It Makes no Difference

Good one Smitty. That one definitely deserves mention here.

[sactochris]

Saw Lone Justice open for U2 a million years ago. And yep, she can sing but have never heard much I've actually wanted to own.

I saw that tour. I don't remember what song they were doing but in the middle of it Maria and the boys started playing Till Victory by Patti Smith

[dime in the gutter]

swap over to all time singers....

dwight yoakam is on that list.

dude is on many other lists also.

and george jones, too.

[tinnitus photography]

I'd throw Ray Lamontagne into this pool

be sure to put the lead belt on him before you do.

[Zip City]

I'd throw Ray Lamontagne into this pool

be sure to put the lead belt on him before you do.

Typical closed-minded liberal.

Keep bowing to your masters, sheep

[LuthierJustin]

I'd throw Ray Lamontagne into this pool

be sure to put the lead belt on him before you do.

Typical closed-minded liberal.

Keep bowing to your masters, sheep

Fuck off loser