Most beautiful female voice
Daniel Tropea
What is your opinion of the most beautiful
female voice - today.
My votes:
Celine Dion - no one is comparable to her power and range. by far she
has the most
beautiful voice of any singer.
Shawn Colvin - gentle voice - her album "A
Few Small Repairs" floored me gentleness
with a sense of assertiveness and composure.
Jewel - incredible sweet voice. Good range
will become better with more training.
Enya - beautiful harmonious voice. would
like to see her do different styles though
i would like to see her do pop or
alternative. instead of always new age.
Sarah McCachlin - good solid voice. a bit
too hard edged at times but has power
Mariah Carey - excellent hitting high notes
and very good at sustaining them. one of
the best at doing and sustaining songs in
the higher ranges.
Martin Nathan
On Thu, 28 Aug 1997 21:21:30 -0400, Fals...@webtv.net (Daniel Tropea)
wrote:
>What is your opinion of the most beautiful
>female voice - today.
>
>My votes:
>
>Celine Dion - no one is comparable to her power and range. by far she
>has the most
>beautiful voice of any singer.
I thought her song from last year "It's All Coming Back To Me"
was an extremely underrated tune. Much better than "Because You Love
Me".
Dan The Man
michael jackson, by far.
been consistently popular for years, can sing a broad range of tunes.
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dantheman.REMOVE-...@mail.utexas.edu (Dan The Man) wrote:
>michael jackson, by far.
>
>been consistently popular for years, can sing a broad range of tunes.
>
HAHAHAHAHA!
Anyway, I actually like this topic and here is a list of my favorite female
voices:
1) Dusty Springfield
2) Tina Turner
3) Celine Dion
4) Dionne Warwick (not now, in the 60's...)
5) Alison Moyet
6) Annie Lennox
7) Aretha Franklin
8) Barbra Streisand
9) Judy Garland
10)Bette Midler
just my 2 c.
Stefan
Florian Kuehnert
dantheman.REMOVE-...@mail.utexas.edu (Dan The Man) writes:
>michael jackson, by far.
*ROTFL* We're talking about the best *female* voices, btw.
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I agree with yox Have you hear Kenny G. ? I love his saxaphone!!!!
I also like a group called "Savage Garden"!!!
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On Thu, 28 Aug 1997, Daniel Tropea wrote:
> What is your opinion of the most beautiful
> female voice - today.
>
> My votes:
>
> Celine Dion - no one is comparable to her power and range. by far she
> has the most
> beautiful voice of any singer.
>
Ton Maas
>
>>What is your opinion of the most beautiful
>>female voice - today.
June Tabor (arguably the most beautiful human voice in the known universe)
Jennifer Warnes (serious runner-up)
Ton Maas
George Barota
On 30 Aug 1997 19:46:44 +0200, su...@snafu.de (Florian Kuehnert)
wrote:
>dantheman.REMOVE-...@mail.utexas.edu (Dan The Man) writes:
>
>>michael jackson, by far.
>
>*ROTFL* We're talking about the best *female* voices, btw.
>
Exactly! Female. ;-)
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George Barota
>What is your opinion of the most beautiful
>female voice - today.
>
>My votes:
>
>Celine Dion - no one is comparable to her power and range. by far she
>has the most
>beautiful voice of any singer.
<snip>
>Mariah Carey - excellent hitting high notes
>and very good at sustaining them. one of
>the best at doing and sustaining songs in
>the higher ranges.
Ok, so the likes of Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston
and Toni Braxton can sing really well and have beautiful voices.
But find me a song by any one of these silly gals with any kind of
substance to it, why don't you?
>Sarah McCachlin - good solid voice. a bit
>too hard edged at times but has power
"Sarah McLachlan". Yes, she has a decent voice. But it doesn't even
begin to compare to Suzanne Vega's. Especially in "Small Blue Thing",
"Luka", "Gypsy" and "Bad Wisdom". Incredible.
Here is my list:
1. Jewel
2. Shawn Colvin
3. Suzanne Vega
4. Joni Mitchell
5. Heather Nova
N.J. Richer
George Barota wrote:
>
> On Thu, 28 Aug 1997 21:21:30 -0400, Fals...@webtv.net (Daniel Tropea)
> wrote:
>
> >What is your opinion of the most beautiful
> >female voice - today.
> >
> >My votes:
> >
> >Celine Dion - no one is comparable to her power and range. by far she
> >has the most
> >beautiful voice of any singer.
>
> <snip>
>
> >Mariah Carey - excellent hitting high notes
> >and very good at sustaining them. one of
> >the best at doing and sustaining songs in
> >the higher ranges.
>
> Ok, so the likes of Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston
> and Toni Braxton can sing really well and have beautiful voices.
> But find me a song by any one of these silly gals with any kind of
> substance to it, why don't you?
Obviously you have not listened to Celine's *Ziggy* (about
homosexuality), *L'amour existe encore* (about Aids), *Quand on a que
l'amour* (about universal love among man kind), or *Fly* about the death
of a sick child...May be you don't know her as much as you thought you
did...
Nicole
Greg Wooledge
On Thu, 28 Aug 1997 21:21:30 -0400, Daniel Tropea <Fals...@webtv.net> wrote:
>What is your opinion of the most beautiful
>female voice - today.
Tori Amos
Harriet Wheeler (the Sundays)
Beth Gibbons (Portishead)
... plus many others who have already been mentioned
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David Steinberg
N.J. Richer (njri...@marasuca.com) wrote:
: Obviously you have not listened to Celine's *Ziggy* (about
: homosexuality), *L'amour existe encore* (about Aids), *Quand on a que
: l'amour* (about universal love among man kind), or *Fly* about the death
: of a sick child...May be you don't know her as much as you thought you
: did...
Good reply, Nicole! I could also add "Priere Paienne," "La memoire
d'Abraham," "Le blues du businessman," "Le fils de Superman," "Call the
Man"...
I would guess that the poster who said Celine had never recorded anything
of substance had only heard the songs released as singes. Singles are
just a reflection of what the mass market wants to buy. If you want to
judge the depth of an artist, listen to her albums!
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"Did you think I'd want to tow the line
Well now the line is broken"
- Celine Dion, Refuse to Dance
*** Felicitations Celine Dion, winner of "Album of the Year" at
the 1997 Grammies, "Female Vocalist of the Year" at the 1997
Junos and "Best Selling Artist" at the 1997 World Music Awards! ***
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Florian Kuehnert
"N.J. Richer" <njri...@marasuca.com> writes:
> Obviously you have not listened to Celine's *Ziggy* (about
>homosexuality), *L'amour existe encore* (about Aids), *Quand on a que
>l'amour* (about universal love among man kind), or *Fly* about the death
>of a sick child...May be you don't know her as much as you thought you
>did...
Well said, Nicole (you gave me a real interesting interpretation of
L'amour existe encore) :-) I think I should add
Stone - addiction to drugs, being depressed, down
Pour que tu m'aimes encore - becoming obsessed by someone
Le ballet - the ritual of "flirting" etc. (how to express it better?)
La religieuse, La mémoire d´Abraham, Call the Man - religion
Le fils de Superman - danger of being too much fan (how to express it
better?)
Les uns contre les autres
Je danse dans ma tête
Refuse to dance
Florian
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LEMFOU2
I don't know how you define a beautiful voice, but the most sensual voice
I have ever heard belongs to Dusty Springfield and she can still sing. Buy
"Dusty in Memphis" and you will be hooked.
LEM
SadieMae
Jane Siberry and Sarah McLachlan.
just listen.
enough said.
Sadie.
Bart Kramer
>dantheman.REMOVE-...@mail.utexas.edu (Dan The Man) writes:
>
>>michael jackson, by far.
>
>*ROTFL* We're talking about the best *female* voices, btw.
>
Your point? :)
Bart Kramer
btkr...@hotmail.com
Champa Gujjanadu
In article <5u5r57$o...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>,
MNat...@Worldnet.att.net (Martin Nathan) wrote:
> On Thu, 28 Aug 1997 21:21:30 -0400, Fals...@webtv.net (Daniel Tropea)
> wrote:
>
> >What is your opinion of the most beautiful
> >female voice - today.
> >
> >My votes:
> >
> >Celine Dion - no one is comparable to her power and range. by far she
> >has the most
> >beautiful voice of any singer.
>
> I thought her song from last year "It's All Coming Back To Me"
> was an extremely underrated tune. Much better than "Because You Love
> Me".
I totally agree that Celine has the most beautiful female voice at present
and I think that "It's all coming back to me" brings out the best in her.
Another song which deeply touched me was the "Fly" in the same album.
There's something in her voice especially in that song which touched me so
intensely. I heard that she sung that when her cousin died in her
hands.Any comments on this are welcome
champa
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Ton Maas (ton...@xs4all.nl) wrote:
: >On Thu, 28 Aug 1997 21:21:30 -0400, Fals...@webtv.net (Daniel Tropea)
: >wrote:
: >>What is your opinion of the most beautiful
: >>female voice - today.
: June Tabor (arguably the most beautiful human voice in the known universe)
: Jennifer Warnes (serious runner-up)
: Ton Maas
Someone needs to poke in a vote for Leontyne Price! What a voice!
Mags
Constance L. Crouch
Daniel Tropea (Fals...@webtv.net) wrote:
: What is your opinion of the most beautiful
: female voice - today.
: My votes:
: Celine Dion
Whitney Houston. AND she's gorgeous, too!
While I do enjoy some of Celine's music, she has a tendency to get nasal
in the highest registers, unlike Whitney. Mariah tends to overwork her
phrasing, or I might have chosen her, too. Jewel's has body, pathos &
charm. Her phrasing is evocative, too, but her range is very limited. I
think w/time, she'll grow, however.
Mags
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Sarah McLachlan
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Streisand still has one of the most incredible voices today. Whitney
Houston is also remarkable.
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What about Happy Rhodes? (Of course, Sarah and Jane Siberry have already
been mentioned). Though not really "alternative" in the hackneyed
sense, Loreena McKennitt is right up there. And there are many voices
beautiful in their lack of traditional "beauty" - need I say more?
for intensity, try Katell Keineg's first album, "O Seasons O Castles",
or for a Latvian influence, Ingrid Karklins. Susan McKeown's pretty
intense as well.
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@ Susan McKeown \ Sarah McLachlan / Libana \ Danielle Dax \ Dog Faced Hermans
@ Loreena McKennitt / Kate Bush \ Tori Amos / Katell Keineg / Happy Rhodes
@ Ingrid Karklins \ Sinead O'Connor / Jane Siberry / Pauline Oliveros
F Yang
Hmm.
Heather Nova
Jacqui Hunt from Single Gun Theory
Sarah McLachlan
Sarah Shannon, ex-Velocity Girl, now Bombshell
just off the top of my head.
Frank Yang
University Of Waterloo
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RTD
>You are all wrong...My vote goes to Karen Carpenter.
>Top That.
No problem. Even though she's retired from singing, there is nobody
alive today who can match the power, range, emotion, and technical
ability of Barbara Streisand.
Karen Carpenter--highly underrated. Amazing control. Can you imagine
what her voice would have sounded like today?
Jewel--undoubtedly the prettiest girl at the bowling alley, and has a
number of cute tricks she can do with her voice, but her first album
blows. I mean, it's only got two or three good songs on it, and the
rest are simply atrocious! Worst $15 I ever spent in my life.
Whitney Houston--no depth, but otherwise excellent.
Celine Dion--almost beautiful (not that that matters), great voice,
pretty good range. Heir-apparent to Streisand.
Mariah Carey--incredible range, but her albums are over-produced. One
to watch to see how her voice matures.
Tori Amos--did someone actually say Tori Amos?!?! Don't get me
wrong--I love Tori Amos, but she does not even rate with the rest of
these women.
I'd like to throw in an honorable mention for one of my personal
favorites, also highly underrated, and who has a voice that sounds
like it's been soaked in 25-year-old Scotch: Joni Mitchell.
Bruce Rodean
I cannot believe that the name Linda Ronstadt hasn't shown up yet. Man
does she ever have the pipes! And crystal clear to boot.
Others to consider (some from outside pop music): Trisha Yearwood,
Anita Baker, Laura Pausini, Basia, Gloria Estefan and Patty Loveless.
I'd also put Celine and Whitney in that group too.
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Gys Nijeholt
yes, so?
Kolchak
No one will agree, but my vote goes to Miss Polly Jean Harvey.
Kolchak
click here
Eric Rutten
In article <5v2vrf$c...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com>, Kolchak <jvg...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
|> No one will agree, but my vote goes to Miss Polly Jean Harvey.
of course not :-)
I vote for Sussan Deyhim, definitely.
Eric
S B Davenport
In article <5v2vrf$c...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com>, jvg...@ix.netcom.com
says...
>
>No one will agree, but my vote goes to Miss Polly Jean Harvey.
>
She does have her moments, but personally I'd go for....
Lisa Gerrard, Jarboe or even Sinead O'Connor. Kristen Hirsch is quite nice but
doesn't really match up to the first two.
Bruce
Jonathan Seet
Has nobody even thought of Suzanne Vega? I agree with some of the other
contenders, but I think she's right up there among the best of them.
j.
Wil Swearingen
On 7 Sep 1997 15:24:02 -0700, cas...@primenet.com (RTD) wrote:
>Jewel--undoubtedly the prettiest girl at the bowling alley, and has a
>number of cute tricks she can do with her voice, but her first album
>blows. I mean, it's only got two or three good songs on it, and the
>rest are simply atrocious! Worst $15 I ever spent in my life.
I don't know about that. I thought so when I first heard her album,
but after I listened to it a few times she really started to grow on
me. I had a chance to see her live though. While I'll agree that her
voice isn't the best from a pure vocal standpoint, she's a superb
showperson. The cute tricks she does with her voice gain power
tenfold when you hear her live, and the singing isn't the whole show.
The fact that I'm a typical twenty-year-old guy and she's a pretty
young lady only a few years older than me probably has something to do
with it, too... :)
Wil
Kolchak
In article <5v34kn$1g6$1...@news.irisa.fr>,
rut...@irisa.fr (Eric Rutten) wrote:
>
>In article <5v2vrf$c...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com>, Kolchak
<jvg...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
>|> No one will agree, but my vote goes to Miss Polly Jean Harvey.
>
>of course not :-)
Real classy.
>I vote for Sussan Deyhim, definitely.
>
>Eric
>
>
That's nice for you. Didn't realize that the competition for "beauty"
solely involved voices that sound like chirping hyper-feminine stereotypes.
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> Ton Maas (ton...@xs4all.nl) wrote:
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> Tropea)
> : >wrote:
>
> : >>What is your opinion of the most beautiful
> : >>female voice - today.
>
> : As much as I love Saral McLachalan, I'd have to say the most
> beautiful female voice today comes from Delores, of the
> Cranberries. Just an opinion.
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Funny, neither Lisa Garrard nor Jane Siberry were in any one of the above
mentioned names. Elizabeth Fraser and Robin Guthrie also rank somewhere up
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> > : As much as I love Saral McLachalan, I'd have to say the most
> > beautiful female voice today comes from Delores, of the
> > Cranberries. Just an opinion.
This is a difficult question and I doubt if only one person could be on the
list. I would say:
Sarah McClaghlan (Listen to "Sad clown" - it will blow you away)
Sinead O' Connor
Others I would include on an unusual but great voice category:
Delores Clairborn (Cranberries)
Skin (Skunk Anansie)
Fionna Apple
Sultry category:
Lead singer of Cowboy Junkies
Other mentions:
Mariah Carey
Milla Jovavitch (Though I've only heard "Gentlemen who fell")
Sade
Annie Lennox
Alanis Morrisette
Lead singer of Artificial Joy Club
But as I said, the list is pretty much endless.
Grant
Kevin J. Craig
Have you heard 'Ol 55 by Sarah Maclachlan? It's the best song for
relaxing at any party. It has that lingering mood.
Newman
My vote goes to Diamanda Galas. Yeah, her music isn't exactly the most
soothing, but that voice is the shiznit.....
Jordan T Escobedo
Dark Elf is watching.
JEWEL ROCKS!!! PARTY HARD! No really, the music other than the ones
people know sounded strange to me too at first, but now I think most of
them are cool.
Dark Elf
I believe the only known Jewel address would be Jew...@aol.com.>
Peter James Davies
RTD wrote:
>You are all wrong...My vote goes to Karen Carpenter.
>Top That.
Annie Haslam - was with Renaissance
Jim Short
Also did at least one solo lp. 4 1/2 octaves of incredible beauty.
Edina Munsu
Don't know who Annie Haslam is...
My vote goes to:
1)Celine Dion : what can I say, powerful,soft, emotional but tacky
songs.
2)Kristine W : like white chocolate melting in your mouth,she's a babe,
puts drag-queens to shame
3)Dalbello : incredible range, raw and controlled
4)Carmel : white chick that can sing gospel like no one else, where r u
Carmel?
5)Lisa Stansfield : yummy yummy yummy, her voice is like silk.
I must say that Jewel was quite impressive on the MTV Awards, might even
buy her CD.
And now the worst female voice:
Michael Jackson.
George
Easy.
Jewel
Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
Sarah McLachlan
Fiona Apple
Heather Nova
Enya
Kathy Ownby
Tina is an Aussie act that has just recently been introduced to me by a
friend and her voice blows me away.
Kathy
Shawn Spence
In article <slrn461ts08...@mcnet.marietta.edu>, Kathy Ownby wrote:
>In article <01bcc251$f9a968e0$c56aa5c6@default>, "George" wrote:
>>Easy.
>>Jewel
>>Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
>>Sarah McLachlan
>>Fiona Apple
I hardly think she fits in the same category as jewel and enya. I
think Mariah Carey should be in here too (though she needs someone to
write her songs or something).
>>Heather Nova
>>Enya
>Don't forget Tina Arena and Paula Cole
>Tina is an Aussie act that has just recently been introduced to me by a
>friend and her voice blows me away.
>Kathy
>
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I did a survey about this a year and a half ago:
Subject: NEW SUMMARY: Most beautiful voices
From: jo...@MCS.COM (Jorn Barger)
Date: 1996/03/28
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Newsgroups: alt.music.alternative.female
I think I missed some votes after my first summary, but here's what
I've got for the current totals (excluding one-vote-only voices):
2 votes
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Heather Nova
Jane Siberry
Joni Mitchell
Kate Bush
Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth)
Sonya Aurora Madan (Echobelly)
Suzanne Vega
Joan Osborne
Stevie Nicks
Justine (from Elastica)
Kristin Hersh
Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star)
Angie Hart (Frente)
3 votes
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Lisa Gerard (Dead Can Dance)
Tori Amos
Enya
Mary Timony (Helium)
Sinead O'Connor
Alanis Morissette
Kristy Thirsk (Rose Chronicles)
Ani Difranco
4 votes
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Karen Peris (Innocence Mission)
Elizabeth Fraser (Cocteau Twins)
5 votes
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Harriet Wheeler (Sundays)
Dolores O'Riordan
6 votes
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Bjork
Sarah McLachlan
7 votes
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Tanya Donnely (Belly)
the winners, tied w/8 votes
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Juliana Hatfield
Natalie and Juliana may email me for their prizes... :^)
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Timothy Kelly
Hi All,
In terms of range and tone color, I would have to say Yma Sumac.
Happy Sounds
Timothy Kelly
MidiVox
MykeCol
Repeat after me: Ronstadt, Ronstadt, Ronstadt.
Miashell
you think JEWEL did a good job at the MTV awards?! I cringe to even
remember it! She sounded like a cat in heat! thoughts, anyone?
Michelle
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when one feels an impulse to soar"
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On 16 Sep 1997 21:22:50 GMT, spe...@mcnet.marietta.edu (Shawn Spence)
wrote:
>In article <slrn461ts08...@mcnet.marietta.edu>, Kathy Ownby wrote:
>>In article <01bcc251$f9a968e0$c56aa5c6@default>, "George" wrote:
>>>Easy.
>>>Jewel
>>>Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
>>>Sarah McLachlan
>>>Fiona Apple
>
>I hardly think she fits in the same category as jewel and enya. I
>think Mariah Carey should be in here too (though she needs someone to
>write her songs or something).
You're kidding right? Fiona's voice blows Jewels squeaky little voice
away! I just wish she would use it more often. When I saw Fiona at
Lillith Fair she seemed more interested in screaming than singing.
When she actually tries though, she has a fabulous voice, in my
opinion.
-Tom.
RTD
>>>>Fiona Apple
>>I hardly think she fits in the same category as jewel and enya.
>You're kidding right? Fiona's voice blows Jewels squeaky little voice
>away!
Oh, please! She looks like a heroin addict, and sings like a basset
hound! Hahaha, just kidding, but Jewel's voice has a LOT more
personality; Fiona just has that one husky bleat. Plus she's weird.
And skinny.
RTD
>I must say that Jewel was quite impressive on the MTV Awards, might even
>buy her CD.
Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest totally
blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like acoustic music,
but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
>And now the worst female voice: Michael Jackson.
Hahaha!
n
Shawn Spence wrote:
>
> I think Mariah Carey should be in here too (though she needs someone > to write her songs or something).
wasting it away on shallow pop tunes. In fact it seems in most of her
songs the backup singers do most of the singing with Mariah adding the
occasional screech.
J'ai la fiŠvre Villeneuve
n (p_ga...@bass.stmarys.ca) wrote:
Well, if you can remember back to her first albums, where the bridge and
out-chorus of every single was a vigorous masturbation of her advertised
eight-octave range (yeah, RIGHT), you might be glad she's not doing that
any more.
And people have mentioned Enya, who does indeed sound nice, but it would
also be nice to hear her without 600 studio over-dubs.
---
David Meir Cieplinski
dcie...@is2.dal.ca
Verna
> Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest totally
> blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like acoustic music,
> but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
Have to disagree... I liked most of the songs. (Funeral dirges??? sure your
not thinking of the Cranberries??? :)
>
> >And now the worst female voice: Michael Jackson.
Hmmm... seems I took a wrong turn and landed in alt.tastless.jokes
Paul
> >I must say that Jewel was quite impressive on the MTV Awards, might even
> >buy her CD.
> Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest totally
> blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like acoustic music,
> but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
Give me a break. Pieces of You is one of the best albums to come out in
years. Jewel has a great voice with great emotion, and her lyrics are
honest and straight forward. But I guss we all have our opinions. Just
let people buy the album and judge for themselves. And I gurantee that 90%
of the people who do by it won't be dissapointed!!!!
Shawn Spence
>> >And now the worst female voice: Michael Jackson.
>
>
>Hmmm... seems I took a wrong turn and landed in alt.tastless.jokes
Why, because they are honest? He doesn't look like a male, he doesn't
sing like a male...
RTD
>Give me a break. Pieces of You is one of the best albums to come out in
>years. Jewel has a great voice with great emotion, and her lyrics are
>honest and straight forward.
Well, her voice and lyrics are great (as well as those big, soft . . .
oops, sorry--wrong thread!), but I was talking about the songs
themselves--more specifically, speaking as a musican, the
arrangements. In a word: barf. I'd rather listen to early Cat
Stevens, or even John Denver!
Jim Short
> Give me a break. Pieces of You is one of the best albums to come out in
> years. Jewel has a great voice with great emotion, and her lyrics are
> honest and straight forward. But I guss we all have our opinions. Just
> let people buy the album and judge for themselves. And I gurantee that 90%
> of the people who do by it won't be dissapointed!!!!
You guarantee? How much are you putting up?
Edina Munsu
RTD wrote:
>
> >I must say that Jewel was quite impressive on the MTV Awards, might even
> >buy her CD.
>
> Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest totally
> blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like acoustic music,
> but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
>
Too late i bought it and I have to say that you are right. Nice voice
though!
Edina
Paul
> >Give me a break. Pieces of You is one of the best albums to come out in
> >years. Jewel has a great voice with great emotion, and her lyrics are
> >honest and straight forward.
>
> Well, her voice and lyrics are great (as well as those big, soft . . .
> oops, sorry--wrong thread!), but I was talking about the songs
> themselves--more specifically, speaking as a musican, the
> arrangements. In a word: barf. I'd rather listen to early Cat
> Stevens, or even John Denver!
I guess you might be right in that sense. Her songs are mostly simple
arrangements.
But Jewel is more about emotion, not neccesarilly the way a song is put
together.
On most of her songs, the guitar is just there, just so it is there....know
what I mean.
You can take away the guitar, and her voice and lyrics would probably carry
the song by themselves. In concert, most of it is just her and her
guitar...and it's one of the best shows you'll ever see...on an emotional
standpoint...
Paul
Paul
> > Give me a break. Pieces of You is one of the best albums to come out
in
> > years. Jewel has a great voice with great emotion, and her lyrics are
> > honest and straight forward. But I guss we all have our opinions.
Just
> > let people buy the album and judge for themselves. And I gurantee that
90%
> > of the people who do by it won't be dissapointed!!!!
>
>
> You guarantee? How much are you putting up?
Nothin... I'm sayin 90% of the people who buy it will like it. And you
usually don't buy an album unless you are already into a couople of the
singers songs. I'm just sayin it's a great album and I liked it (my
opinion). And most anyone else that likes her 3 other singles will love
the album...
PAUL
Terry Auspitz
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Paul wrote:
> > Well, her voice and lyrics are great (as well as those big, soft . .
> .
> > oops, sorry--wrong thread!), but I was talking about the songs
> > themselves--more specifically, speaking as a musican, the
> > arrangements. In a word: barf. I'd rather listen to early Cat
> > Stevens, or even John Denver!
>
> I guess you might be right in that sense. Her songs are mostly simple
> arrangements.
> But Jewel is more about emotion, not neccesarilly the way a song is
> put
> together.
> On most of her songs, the guitar is just there, just so it is
> there....know
> what I mean.
> You can take away the guitar, and her voice and lyrics would probably
> carry
> the song by themselves. In concert, most of it is just her and her
> guitar...and it's one of the best shows you'll ever see...on an
> emotional
> standpoint...
>
> Paul
To be fair to Jewel, "simple arrangements" is perhaps the best
definition I can come up with for Billy Joel's _Storm Front_ album, but
you don't hear anyone complaining about that one! Of course, I
personally felt that SF was Billy Joel's weakest album, but I don't
think anyone can question the fact that Billy Joel is an extremely
gifted songwriter. For Jewel to be producing an album that can even be
compared with anything Billy Joel did is, I think, very much to her
credit. Simple arrangements can be beautiful if you do it right. Jewel
has certainly done so.
-Terry
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In rec.music.misc nob...@nowhere.com wrote:
> >>In article <01bcc251$f9a968e0$c56aa5c6@default>, "George" wrote:
> >>>Easy.
> >>>Jewel
> >>>Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
> >>>Sarah McLachlan
> >>>Fiona Apple
> >
> >I hardly think she fits in the same category as jewel and enya. I
> >think Mariah Carey should be in here too (though she needs someone to
> >write her songs or something).
yeah, "or something".
Richard Morrison
Check out Kirsten Braten-Berg. Norweigian. She'll melt your soul.
Rich
Ian Grieve
I prefer the louder, more aggressive sound (mostly), so no Jewel or
Aretha Franklin
1. Alanis Morrissette ("We all had our reasons to be there, we all had a
thing or two to learn, we all needed something to cling to, so we did"
FORGIVEN from JAGGED LITTLE PILL)
2.Joni Mitchell ("I was a free man in Paris, I was unfettered in line.
No-one was calling me up for favours..." FREE MAN IN PARIS, a tribute to
DAVID GEFFEN)
3.Gwen Stefani(No Doubt)
--
Ian Grieve
Reginald Harrison Williams
Dear rec.music.misc,
Here's my list:
1. Whitney Houston
2. Mariah Carey
3. Jewel
4. Toni Braxton
5. Anita Baker
6. Mary J. Blige
7. Enya
Have a good day everyone!
:)
Reginald H. Williams
Bob & Doug
Michael O. wrote:
>
> > RTD wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest
> > > totally blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like
> > > acoustic music, but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
> > >
>
Not only that, Whitney Houston is halfway between Celine and a civil
defense siren.
Is that why they call some women sirens? :-)
Bob
Michael O.
Edina Munsu <edina...@hotmail.com> wrote in article
<3421D7...@hotmail.com>...
> RTD wrote:
> >
> > >I must say that Jewel was quite impressive on the MTV Awards, might
even
> > >buy her CD.
> >
> > Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest totally
> > blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like acoustic music,
> > but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
> >
>
> Too late i bought it and I have to say that you are right. Nice voice
> though!
>
> Edina
>
CELINE DION
RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!
Celeste
I think the female with the most beautiful voice is
Carnie Wilson (from Wilson Phillips,
also was a talkshow hostess) It's deep and rich with emotion.
You should check out the new CD she and her
sister Wendy made. It's called "The Wilsons".
It is a far cry from their old Wilson Phillips sound.
They have stepped into the alternative age with this one.
Reginald Harrison Williams <r...@acpub.duke.edu> wrote in article
<34243426...@acpub.duke.edu>...
Naz Reyes
RTD wrote:
>
> >Give me a break. Pieces of You is one of the best albums to come out in
> >years. Jewel has a great voice with great emotion, and her lyrics are
> >honest and straight forward.
>
> oops, sorry--wrong thread!), but I was talking about the songs
> themselves--more specifically, speaking as a musican, the
> arrangements. In a word: barf. I'd rather listen to early Cat
> Stevens, or even John Denver!
To each his/her own, I guess. I am a musician also and I don't even
like country music, but I happen to like Jewel.
Jewel is very talented, especially for her AGE, and she's doing REAL
music compared to most musicians these days. There's too much crappy
music out there and Jewel's talent is way beyond about 80 percent of
what is available today.
-Naz
Parachute Productions
All I can say is she is the best singer in the 20th century...
In article <5vq566$c...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>, verna...@worldnet.att.net
says...
>
>
>
>> Don't bother. It's only got 3 good songs on it, and the rest totally
>> blow. Don't get me wrong--I like Jewel, and I like acoustic music,
>> but most of her stuff sounds like funeral dirges.
>
>not thinking of the Cranberries??? :)
>
>>
Mahogohney
My list goes like this:
1. Jewel
2. Whitney Houston
3. Toni Braxton
4. Celine Dion
5. Mariah Carey
6. Enya
7. Fiona apple
That's my list!
--Mahogohney
On 22 Sep 1997 19:21:56 GMT, "Celeste" <carni...@geocities.com>
wrote:
Andy Walton
My list:
Billie Holiday
Ella Fitzgerald
Mahalia Jackson
Sarah Vaughan
Bessie Smith
It's difficult to rank. Sometimes, a rich, soulful voice hits the spot; at
other times, thin and fragile works. There is no single answer -- it's
like "which is better, violin or cello?"
Limiting it to the living (in no particular order):
Sade
Anita Baker
Margo Timmins (Cowboy Junkies)
Tori Amos
Jewel
Sarah McLaughlin
Dolores O'Riordan (Cranberries)
Unfortunately, more recent music doesn't really make good use of a great
set of pipes -- Jewel's voice is quite versatile, and her songwriting
skills are impressive (which is why I read this newsgroup).
A couple of underused voices:
- Whitney Houston, who wastes a great voice on forgettable MOR fare
(if only her recordings had the passion of her mom's)
- Mariah Carey (stop trying to shatter glass)
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declaring us the nicest of the damned." --They Might Be Giants
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Jiaen
George <gsm...@nfld.nospam.com> wrote in article
<01bcc251$f9a968e0$c56aa5c6@default>...
> Easy.
> Jewel
> Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
> Sarah McLachlan
> Fiona Apple
> Heather Nova
> Enya
>
1. Celine Dion
2. Mariah Carey
3. Madonna
4. Alanis Morissette
5. Toni Braxton
Cristen Cawthon
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The most beautiful female voices are those of
Jewel Kilcher
Chantal Kreviazuk
Joni Mitchell
Sarah McLachlan
Carole King
Tori Amos
Sarah Brightman
Stevie Nicks
Tracy Chapman
Fiona Apple
Bif Naked
Holly McNarland
Alanis Morissette
Camille Henderson
That's all for now.
Cristen's Realm
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The most beautiful female voices are those of
<P>Jewel Kilcher
<BR>Chantal Kreviazuk
<BR>Joni Mitchell
<BR>Sarah McLachlan
<BR>Carole King
<BR>Tori Amos<BR>
Sarah Brightman
<BR>Stevie Nicks
<BR>Tracy Chapman
<BR>Fiona Apple
<BR>Bif Naked
<BR>Holly McNarland
<BR>Alanis Morissette
<BR>Camille Henderson
<P>That's all for now.
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Mahogohney
>A couple of underused voices:
(snip)
> - Mariah Carey (stop trying to shatter glass)
Hear Hear!
i can'ts take it no more!
*RLOL*
--Mahogohney
Grant Lund
Even though I like Madonnas and Alanis Morrisettes stuff I wouldn't say
they have the most beautiful voice. Neither would I say Toni Braxton
does as well. At times both Celine Dion and Mariah Carey can be painful
to listen to as well but I would put them in a top10/20 list. In fact I
would rather have the first postees list except chuck out Jewel and
shove Enya down lower. Also who the hell is Easy.? <grins> :)
Grant
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> and my is:
1.celine dion
2.toni braxton
3.mariah carey
4.whitney houston
5.alanis morissete...
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Timothy Kelly
Hi All,
Some of my favorites in no particualar order are
Yma Sumac, Karen Carpenter, Brenda Lee, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Ella,
Kellye Gray, Pam Tillison, Maureen McGovern, Linda Ronstadt, LeAnne Rimes.
There are a lot of good singers out there.
Happy Singing
Timothy Kelly
MidiVox
Richard Ryley
--==> On 16-Sep-97 20:14:14, jo...@MCS.COM <==--
--==> (Jorn Barger) said: <==--
> I think I missed some votes after my first summary, but here's what
> I've got for the current totals (excluding one-vote-only voices):
> the winners, tied w/8 votes
> --------------------
> Natalie Merchant
> Juliana Hatfield
Harumph. I hope Patty Smyth got at least ONE vote...
---
Richard Ryley - ry...@delphi.com - The Patty Smyth Fan Club
Mark Orr
Soooooo hard to chose,
Harriett Wheeler (Sundays)
Sarah McLaughlin
Jewel
Enya
Sinead
Dolores
.....
I'd say Harriett has my vote though...her voice is sheer magic...she could make
a Motley Crue song sound pretty.
Mark
It's all Da Da Da
In article <60m8en$q...@sjx-ixn8.ix.netcom.com>
Timothy Kelly <mid...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
There are a lot of good singers out there but you don't like any of the
good ones. All the ones you like are either cows or sluts. Tough
rocks buddy
Ton Maas
In article <342B48...@sasol.com>,
Grant Lund <grant...@sasol.com> wrote:
>> > Jewel
>> > Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
>> > Sarah McLachlan
>> > Fiona Apple
>> > Heather Nova
>> > Enya
>Even though I like Madonnas and Alanis Morrisettes stuff I wouldn't say
>they have the most beautiful voice. Neither would I say Toni Braxton
>does as well. At times both Celine Dion and Mariah Carey can be painful
>to listen to as well but I would put them in a top10/20 list. In fact I
>would rather have the first postees list except chuck out Jewel and
>shove Enya down lower. Also who the hell is Easy.? <grins> :)
Sure, those poppy queens are pretty, but has anyone even *heard* June
Tabor, Lori Carson, Holly Cole, Cassandra Wilson or Patricia Barber? They
don't have pretty voices but *great* voices! June Tabor is matchless for
sheer purity and timbre, and as Elvis Costello once said about her: "If you
don't love June Tabor, you don't love music!"
Ton Maas
Jesse A McDonald
: Sure, those poppy queens are pretty, but has anyone even *heard* June
: Tabor, Lori Carson, Holly Cole, Cassandra Wilson or Patricia Barber? They
: don't have pretty voices but *great* voices! June Tabor is matchless for
: sheer purity and timbre, and as Elvis Costello once said about her: "If you
: don't love June Tabor, you don't love music!"
w00, sheer musical snobbery.
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ad...@chebucto.ns.ca Ekam Sat, Viprah Bahudha Vadanti
Jesse A McDonald
: To each his/her own, I guess. I am a musician also and I don't even
: like country music, but I happen to like Jewel.
...country music? Because she has an acoustic guitar?
Russell Blitz
I would like to propose Morcheeba's singer Skie in this category.
Gorgeous voice!
--
mark roberts
Agnetha Fältskog has the most beautiful female voice to me.
SAMOAN666
I WOULD HAVE TO SAY THE BEST FEMALE VOICE..GOES TO
POLY STYRENE......X-RAY SPEX
white man, you are just starting to get the blues...yea the blues
S Sittig
In article <60m8en$q...@sjx-ixn8.ix.netcom.com>,
Timothy Kelly <mid...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>Hi All,
> Some of my favorites in no particualar order are
>Yma Sumac, Karen Carpenter, Brenda Lee, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Ella,
>Kellye Gray, Pam Tillison, Maureen McGovern, Linda Ronstadt, LeAnne Rimes.
> There are a lot of good singers out there.
> Happy Singing
> Timothy Kelly
> MidiVox
Some of my faves:
Linda Ronstadt
Barbra Streisand
Sarah Vaughan
Dusty Springfield
Celine Dion
Judy Garland
Stefan
Naz Reyes
No, because "You Were Meant For Me" sounds VERY country :-) The rest of
the
album sounds very "folky", though.
-Naz
La Haine
Easy:
Elizabeth Fraser (Cocteau Twins)
Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance)
Accept no substitution!
--
In My CD Changer/Stereo:
Portishead - Portishead
Farmer's Manual - No Backup
Primal Scream - Echo-Dek 'Vanishing Point remix LP'
"AK-47...When you absolutely, positively have to
kill every motherfucker in the room.
Accept No Substitution."
Samuel Jackson - "Jackie Brown"
RTD
>> ...country music? Because she has an acoustic guitar?
>No, because "You Were Meant For Me" sounds VERY country :-)
Well, I played country music exclusively for about two years, and it
doesn't sound country AT ALL to me. It is in a shuffle beat, but
there are plenty of blues and MOR rock tunes in that beat, too.
GCarras
1.Doris Day
2.Spice Girls
3.Ella Fitzgerald
4.Jewel
5.Natalie Merchant
6.LisaLoeb
7.Judy Garland
8.Joni James
9.Lesley Gorwe
10.Debbie Gibson
My top t ten
Long..Live..Spice Girls
Hey! Visit my homepage!
<a href="http://members.aol.com/GCarras/index.html">The GC Home Page</a>
Donna Rowlings
my list goes like this:
1)Celine Dion
2)Alanis Morissette
3)Tony Braxton
4)Mariah Carey
k check u all later.
Nedžad Lugić. <comin...@st.tel.hr> wrote in article
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SERRA SERRANO
Grant Lund (grant...@sasol.com) wrote:
: Jiaen wrote:
: >
: > George <gsm...@nfld.nospam.com> wrote in article
: > <01bcc251$f9a968e0$c56aa5c6@default>...
: > > Easy.
: > > Margo Timmons (Cowboy Junkies)
: > > Sarah McLachlan
: > > Fiona Apple
: > > Heather Nova
: > > Enya
: >
: > 1. Celine Dion
: > 2. Mariah Carey
: > 3. Madonna
: > 4. Alanis Morissette
: > 5. Toni Braxton
My favourites ones are:
1. Marie Fredrikkson (Roxette)
2. Belinda Carlisle
3. Natalie Merchant (10.000 Maniacs)
Scott
Has to be Ann Wilson of Heart/Lovemongers. She can sing it all from
beautiful ballads to rip-roaring rockers.
Brett
How about
1. Minni Ripleton (sp?)
2. Celine Dion
3. Mariah Carey
......
BTC
On Wed, 08 Oct 1997 19:54:22 GMT, kg...@grove.iup.edu (Jeff Gretz)
wrote:
>you guys are forgetting one of the best female singers of all time:
>Dionne Warwick
>
>the way she wrapped her voice around those Burt Bacharach tunes STILL to this
>DAY is unrivaled. And this was proved by Whitney Houston's horrendous take on
>a Dionne medley the other night on that HBO special.
>
>jeff
Jeff Gretz
Jonathan Lam
Estell@ wrote in message <01bcd46d$20d6c0c0$2ba43dcf@default>...
>my list goes like this
>
>1)alanis
Alanis?? Give me a break.. Well, of course it is your opinion, and I respect
it. Her music it's alright(if it wasn't played on the radio for 600billion
times a day), but her voice? I will need a second thought.
...BowCingTe...
Henry
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No order:
Jewel
Amy Grant
Ann Wilson
Tina Turner
Ella Fitzgerald
Sarah McLachlan (awesome in concert)
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