Palama
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8 years ago
Well, since we had the female thread, thought it was time for the male side.

For me, Sam Cooke. I can listen to him anytime of the day.
RMAN4443
8 years ago

Well, since we had the female thread, thought it was time for the male side.

For me, Sam Cooke. I can listen to him anytime of the day.

Palama wrote:


Man,so many of them.......John Hiatt. .....I love the way he screws around and hits the off notes.....it's like he uses his voice as another instrument ......listen to "My Thunderbird",fantastic use of the voice as an instrument :-"
cacman
8 years ago
In respect to the female thread… that's a broad question. What genre? Define "vocalist".

Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra, Harry Connick Jr.
Palama
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8 years ago

In respect to the female thread… that's a broad question. What genre? Define "vocalist".

Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra, Harry Connick Jr.

cacman wrote:



Haha! No pun intended?

But yeah, like the female thread, meant it to be a pure personal question, regardless of genre, style, etc.
Choooch
8 years ago
Pavarotti

Freddie Mercury

George Jones

James Hetfield
TMCTLT
8 years ago

James Taylor , a soothing voice in an otherwise un-soothing World
JadeRose
8 years ago
Sam Cooke and Roy Orbison




The 2 smoothest voices in R&R. Period. End of story. Plenty of others I love to listen to but those 2 are tops for me.
Palama
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8 years ago

Sam Cooke and Roy Orbison




The 2 smoothest voices in R&R. Period. End of story. Plenty of others I love to listen to but those 2 are tops for me.

JadeRose wrote:



It was a very close toss up between Roy and Sam but the edge went to Sam when I think about "A Change Is Gonna Come" and the total sincerity and conviction in his voice. I just love his vocals on that song.
deadeyedick
8 years ago
Buckwheat
8 years ago
In no particular order:
Nat 'King' Cole
Otis Redding
Marvin Gaye
Frank Sinatra
Ray Charles
Freddie Mercury
Jeff Buckley
Gregg Allman
Burton Cummings
Eric Burdon
tailgater
8 years ago
KingoftheCove
8 years ago
Too many to list.....some favorites are....
The young Neil Young
Layne Staley
Chris Cornell
Tony Bennett
Michael Franks
Freddy Mercury
Steve Marriot
Steve Winwood
Philip Bailey
Others...

Mr. Jones
8 years ago
#2 & #11 ^^^^^^

++++100

John Hiatt

Tom Waits

And Ry Cooder
dstieger
8 years ago
Michael Bublé......- Wheel
Mr. Jones
8 years ago
LMAO !!! ^^^
deadeyedick
8 years ago
Clyde Mcphatter (Drifters)
jespear
8 years ago
WAY too many GREAT male voices out there to choose from, but since you said "favorite", I am going to go with . . .
Michael Scott from my favorite band, Sonia Dada. (Ask RMAN4443. HE knows what I'm talking about.)

Honorable mention to Jerry Lawson of The Persuasions.


dstieger
8 years ago
Patti Smith





because BSA said we don't need separate threads



Seriously, though...my ears/mind approach them very different for some reason. I will listen to songs I don't necessarily like (or respect) sung by certain women simply out of appreciation of their voices. That is most definitely not the case for men. I do have some preference for some male rock vocalists, like Dio or Cornell. But if the song sucks, I won't listen. But, I will listen to some really bad songs by the likes of Sarah McLachlin...or Simone Simmons
Buckwheat
8 years ago


Seriously, though...my ears/mind approach them very different for some reason. I will listen to songs I don't necessarily like (or respect) sung by certain women simply out of appreciation of their voices. That is most definitely not the case for men. I do have some preference for some male rock vocalists, like Dio or Cornell. But if the song sucks, I won't listen. But, I will listen to some really bad songs by the likes of Sarah McLachlin...or Simon Simmons

dstieger wrote:



Well said. 🌫
robo60
8 years ago
John Hyatt sings "Icy blue heart" . That one kills.
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