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    Naturaly I have different ideas....

    Connie Francis - Connie double tracked with herself,sophisticated stuff back then,the closest I've ever heard a human voice to a saxophone.

    The Andrews Sisters - never can you hear closer harmonies,just one voice.

    Frank Sinatra - The Voice,he's not famous for nothing.Frank also did round breathing or whatever,like a digeredoo player....he would hold a note forever,and just when you thought he was going to fall over...he's just carry on with the rest of the verse without taking a breath.

    In fact all female jazz singers - but I rate Natalie Cole highly,especialy after her Unforgetable album where she dueted with her late father.

    Gene Pitney - the guy can shatter glass.

    Roy Orbison - totaly effortless over 4 octaves.

    Frankie Valley - I hate guys who sing like a girl,but make an exception here.

    Oh,ok...rock singers - Debbie Harry,my wife doesn't think she hit the notes but I really like her.....Annie Lennox the same in the next decade.Alice Cooper for putting expression into singing,Lou Reed for somehow doing the same in a monotone.David Byron from Uriah Heep,Ian Gillan,Eric Carmen.

    And Louie Armstrong - the world of music owes so much to this man,and if you can get past the voice - the man can SING! he also invented scat.
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    Connie Francis - Connie double tracked with herself,sophisticated stuff back then,the closest I've ever heard a human voice to a saxophone.

    Never listened but will.

    The Andrews Sisters - never can you hear closer harmonies,just one voice.

    I like bette's covers better, better quality recordings.

    Frank Sinatra - The Voice,he's not famous for nothing.Frank also did round breathing or whatever,like a digeredoo player....he would hold a note forever,and just when you thought he was going to fall over...he's just carry on with the rest of the verse without taking a breath.

    many have tried - only one voice can sing 'my way'.

    In fact all female jazz singers - but I rate Natalie Cole highly,especialy after her Unforgetable album where she dueted with her late father.

    nuh - zzzzzzzz

    Gene Pitney - the guy can shatter glass.

    Traens Canada Highway no - 24hrs from tulsa yes.

    Roy Orbison - totaly effortless over 4 octaves.

    'Mystery Girl' top 20 - maybe top 10 - all time favourites.

    Frankie Valley - I hate guys who sing like a girl,but make an exception here.

    I hear them and visualise Annette funicello and become slightly ill on the scent of apple pie

    Oh,ok...rock singers - Debbie Harry,my wife doesn't think she hit the notes but I really like her.....Annie Lennox the same in the next decade.

    It took me much longer than the co-pilot to switch on the the eurythmics. but now, yuh

    Alice Cooper for putting expression into singing,

    whatever


    Lou Reed for somehow doing the same in a monotone.

    God bless Lou - 'the statue of biggotry'

    David Byron from Uriah Heep,Ian Gillan,

    Yell if you want to.

    Eric Carmen.

    No wonder you are all by yourself.

    And Louie Armstrong - the world of music owes so much to this man,and if you can get past the voice - the man can SING! he also invented scat.

    And made good morning vietnam.

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