ElrytNamrogo
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Clarence Carter
Singers Who Are/Were Amazing
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It was 25 yrs. until I realized that the fantastic voice on "Bridge of Sighs" was not Robin Trower, but his bass player James Dewar. When he was lost, he was irreplaceable in that band.
Bill SAS 513
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Totally agree!!! My family and I already have our cushy chairs picked out (Towson, I think), and I NEVER go to the movies. He!!, I could have bought some really nice used pedals for what we paid!!!!!
But this should be well worth it!!! Can't wait, either!!!!
Thought about you with the Squirrel Hill news, Alan...hope all is well.
garrett
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Otis Redding still knocks me out every time I hear him. It still boggles my mind he was only 26 when he died. That guy sang like he'd lived a lifetime already.
Probably my all time favorite singer. Just phenomenal. Such a tragic early end..what he could've continued to do.
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Amy Winehouse. I find it incredibly difficult to listen to her music now though, after her passing the songs went from melancholy to sorrowful for me but... damn, what a talent she was.
Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
Some of the later live performances are so sad! A bit like Whitney Houston, the loss of the voice when you knew how talented they were and had thrown it all away!
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
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Celine Dion
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Cousin Eddie's cousin
I know this guy was in my first list, but he deserves a listen. Dude can wail.
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alantig
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Thanks, Bill - all is well with us. My buddy and I were in Squirrel Hill before the Alice Cooper show Friday night, and Saturday we were traveling to OH to see Alice again, and I only caught bits and pieces of the story. Sad thing, and totally stupid. On top of everything, it seemed he didn’t have the congregation he was supposedly mad about.
I’ve started to feel like it’s becoming more a matter of when we’re affected by something like this, no longer ‘if’.
But that’s one of the things I love about music and movies - it’s an escape, even if it’s only temporary.
jxe
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i love squirrel hill because mister rogers, it’s like holy land!
jxe
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since this is a thread for singers i’ll add frickin jim morrison.
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Steve Walsh
Alan Manning
Well Love a Duck Mary Poppins.!!!
Haven't noticed Ray Charles yet.!!!
Oh and I just recently found out how talented this guy really is.
David Draiman from Disturbed, I had no clue how big his range is, until I heard his version of The Sound of Silence. If you aren't familiar with him...let this one sink in.
David Draiman from Disturbed, I had no clue how big his range is, until I heard his version of The Sound of Silence. If you aren't familiar with him...let this one sink in.
Mike Duncan
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Mercury.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Whaddya know, I thought he was just the manager of the Phillies and GM for the Cubs back in the 70s/80s
