Who is your favorite women singer/singers. Any genre of music. Mine is Joni Mitchel and Carol King, Julie Andrews. How

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about you?

[doc03]

1. Linda Ronstadt nt

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10. Thank you very much doc03

[SheltieLover]

2. Joan Baez

Love her voice and music!

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11. Thank you SheltieLover. I agree.

[hlthe2b]

3. Yes.. Late 60's, 70s, 80s the best & those women exemplify. But, I have to also add my "Queen"

Stevie Nicks! (I adore her)

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12. Same here hIthe2b. Love her voice and songs with the group and solo.

[blm]

16. I'll add Judith Durham/The Seekers, Janis Joplin

and Grace Slick during her 60s/70s prime.

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21. Thank you very much, blm for sharing with us

[IA8IT]

139. Amen Judith Durham and RIP

[FuzzyRabbit]

151. I'll second her nomination.

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173. Thank you very much IA8IT for sharing Judith Durham with us.

[chouchou]

4. Ella Fitzgerald, Linda Ronstadt, Joni Mitchel and the women in Manhattan Transfer.

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13. Thank you very much, chouchou. angels singing on earth.

[JT45242]

5. The Wilson sisters in Heart really good stuff as package

Write, sing, play guitar. Cannot separate them in my head.

Pure singer. ..give me Karen Carpenter or Mary Travers

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22. Very true on all singers. All perfect. Thank you very much, JT45242.

[2MuchNoise]

6. Linda Ronstadt & K.D. Lang

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23. Thank you very much 2MuchNoise. Great singers.

[Dulcinea]

7. Bonnie Raitt.

She's amazing. Well, I think so, anyway.

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24. Dulcinea. she is amazing as are you. thank you for your selection.

[Diamond_Dog]

8. Linda Ronstadt, Ann Wilson, and Bonnie Raitt along with your two choices Deb.

And Alanis Morisette has a heck of a voice as well.

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57. Thank you very much. beautiful voices. Thanks Diamond-Dog.

[YorkRd]

9. Sarah McLachlan Announces First Album In A Decade: Hear "Better Broken"

[link:Sarah McLachlan was one of the biggest and most consequential singer-songwriters of the ’90s, but her legacy has been a bit overshadowed by the famously sad ASPCA ads that she used to do, the ones with her song “Angel.” Those things are joke magnets, and McLachlan has been a good sport about the phenomenon. Just last month, she parodied those ads when she appeared on the Simpsons season finale, singing about Itchy and Scratchy. For a while now, McLachlan has been working to maintain that legacy; she did a 30th-anniversary tour for her album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy last year. But now, she’s coming back with new music, announcing her first new album in a long time.|

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60. Thank you very much. I cried everytime I heard that ASPCA ad. She has the voice of an angel.

[surfered]

14. Mitchell's Court and Spark is a great album

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41. Thank you very much. surfered. I agree with you.

[whathehell]

15. Judy Collins, Sarah Mclaughlin, Joni Mitchell,

Cass Elliot, Michelle Phillips, Nina Simone and the underappreciated Laura Nyro.

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42. What a list, whathehell. I remember singing to their beautiful voices. and songs.

[whathehell]

96. Thanks, Deb, I just love their music..

There are others, too, of course, but those are the standouts, in my view.

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185. thank you whatthehell. You touched my heart.

[whathehell]

191. You're very sweet, Deb

..certainly one of the nicest people on this board.

[Coolgoober]

17. The one's who can belt it out.

I'm usually old school but the women that can really belt it out hands down are Chistina Aguilera and Adele.

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62. Thank you very much, Coolgoober. for sharing with us.

[LoisB]

18. Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Janis Joplin, Nina Simone

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85. Wow, what a selection of heavenly and strong voices. Thank you LoisB.

[catbyte]

19. Stevie Nicks and Bonnie Raitt

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80. Agree. Thank you catbyte. They have the voices and songs of the heavens.

[lark]

20. Pat Benatar is #1!

Some other fave women singers - Aretha Franklin, Janis Joplin, Ann Wilson & Marcia Ball. They are all spectacular.

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25. Thank you very much for your selections, lark. Voices like the angels.

[cloudbase]

26. Lucinda Williams

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98. Thank you very much, cloudbase. for selecting Lucinda Williams.

[sestina]

27. Rickie Lee Jones

Stevie Nicks
Carole King

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99. Thank you very much, sestina. The voices of angels.

[RoadRunner]

28. Julia Michaels

We both have issues and she’s still alive!

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184. Thank you very much, RoadRunner, You are loved.

[ILikePie92]

29. Janis! Patsy!

Don't forget Miss Joplin!

Oh and Patsy Cline, my 2 all time favorites!

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156. Thank you very much IlikePie92 for your great list of wonderful, talented and female singers.

[2MuchNoise]

30. I forgot to add Eva Cassidy.

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101. I loved and miss her beautiful voice and songs. Thank you 2Much Noise.

[SARose]

31. Patsy Cline

I fall to pieces
Each time I see you again
I fall to pieces
How can I be just your friend?

That voice!

Country ladies in no particular order

Dolly Parton
Beyoncé-love her Jolene version
The Chicks
Mary Chapin Carpenter

And the one, the only

Janis Joplin

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186. Thank you SARose. she had a voice of an angel

[displacedvermoter]

32. Aimee Mann

Lisa Loeb, as well.

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77. Thank you very much for your selections, displacedvermoter

[Ilikepurple]

135. Yes, almost included her on my already to long list NT

[displacedvermoter]

144. I forgot Emmy Lou Harris and Nicolette Larson

[Chipper Chat]

33. Nellie Lutcher

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58. Thank you very much, Chipper Chat.

[Dorothy V]

34. Emmylou Harris, Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, 3-way tie. Close second, Aretha Franklin.

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55. Thank you very much Dorothy V, Wonderful voices.

[OhioBack2Blue]

35. AIMEE MANN and JOAN JETT

Aimee Mann in the band known as "Til Tuesday" '82 -89 then on her own. Amazing talent, advocate for mental health awareness, and generous mentor to others.

Now does music with Jonathan Coulter.

Joan Jett. Amazing dynamo, always doing all sorts of groundbreaking projects, engaged in social justice work, and always mentoring.

I've seen them both in concert over 12 times each. I have met and talked with Joan, who is a very grounded person, who encourages others to follow their passions. I was close to meeting Aimee Mann, at a small concert venue, but she was not feeling well, which I certainly understand, but was still disappointing.

Both individuals fought the male dominated and heavily misogynistic recording industry and won.

Even Republicans cannot hold raw human potential down. I believe this is our greatest strength and we all have it.

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51. Thank you very much for sharing with us.OhioBack2Blue.

[OLDMDDEM]

36. Linda Ronstandt

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50. Thank you very much OLDMDDEM. She could sing anything and make it sound like heaven.

[NEOH]

37. Mine is Dionne Warwick

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40. Thank you very much, NEOH. Dionne had such a lovely smooth voice.

[Sneederbunk]

38. Norah Jones

[Haggard Celine]

39. Edith Piaf -- La vie en rose

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43. Thank you very much, Haggard Celine for sharing with us.

[AloeVera]

107. Yes. And "Non, je ne regrette rien"

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189. Beautiful voice of an angel. thank you AloeVera

[malaise]

44. Nina the great

and Aretha, the greatest 😀

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49. Thank you very much Maliase for sharing with us.

[Permanut]

45. Irene Cara

"What a Feeling"

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48. Thank you Permanut. loved her voice and that song.

[Wiz Imp]

46. Karen Carpenter

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47. Thank you Wiz Imp. wonderful voice. We miss you Karen

[Ocelot II]

52. Renee Fleming, Kiri te Kanawa, Lise Davidsen.

I'm an opera fan.

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53. Wonderful choices. I have heard Renee Fleming sing. Beautiful voines of angels. thank you Ocelot II

[3catwoman3]

63. Renee Fleming attended the middle school where my late mother...

…was the school nurse for many, many years. My mom followed her career with great interest.

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71. Thank you very much for the information. And may the memories of your mom be a blessing to you the rest of your days.

[Layzeebeaver]

54. jo stafford

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56. Thank you very much , Layzeebeaver. for sharing with us.

[Botany]

59. Nora Jones is proof there is a God. Linda and Ella Fitzgerald are proof too.

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69. Agree. Thank you Botany. Voices from the heavens.

[3catwoman3]

61. Carly Simon for me.

I am stuck in the music of my youth.

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68. Me too. Thank you very much, 3catwoman3 for sharing with us.

[TommieMommy]

64. Linda Ronstadt, Carol King, Stevie Nicks, Aretha Franklin, Patsy Cline and Dolly Parton

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67. Thank you very much TommieMommy for your wonderful selections.

[ProfessorGAC]

65. Ann Wilson, Ella Fitzgerald, Marta Reeves

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66. Thank you very much, ProfessorGAC. Three great selections.

[madamesilverspurs]

70. Judy Collins, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton,

and the incomparable Julie Andrews.


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72. OH my how did I forget Julie? Thank you very much madamesilverspurs. for your selection.

[KT2000]

73. Joni Mitchell, Celine Dion, Joan Baez, Beth Hart

Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin, Linda Ronstadt,

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74. Wonderful, Thank you very much KT2000 for your great selections.

[Lochloosa]

81. Beth Hart is a force of nature

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[KT2000]

94. Have you seen this one??

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97. Beautiful . Thank you KT2000

[KT2000]

100. I goofed - Beth Hart

and sent the wrong link. This one is Beth Hart - wow!

[rainy]

75. So many from the 70's but for now

I’m loving Brandi Carlile ♥️

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76. Thank you very much for you selection, rainy.

[customerserviceguy]

78. Give a listen to Brandy Clark

if you get a chance. I've been to five of her concerts. And she is a great songwriter.

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86. Thank you very much for your suggestion. customerserviceguy. I will check out You Tube.

[Lochloosa]

79. One you've never heard. Caitin Canty.

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95. Thank you very much, Lochloosa. Love bluegrass. I will look her up on YouTube. I am surprised no one mentioned

.

[Lochloosa]

110. She's not known outside of bluegrass.

But she's always playing with the best. They know.

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[FloridaDAR]

82. Difficult question!!

Too many, but my favorites are Eydie Gormé, Karen Carpenter, Patsy Cline, Diana Krall, Kristin Chenoweth, Patty LuPone, and the queen, Ella Fitzgerald.

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92. Thank you very much FloridaDAR, Different times and genres, but your selection is outstanding.

[FloridaDAR]

112. Some singers from the past, no doubt!

But good is good, regardless. I do love Norah Jones, Lady Gaga, and Beyoncé, and several young female jazz artists are excellent. I grew up with parents who loved every kind of music, and I have a partner who is trained in classical music, but he also had a jazz band. At any moment, on any day, classical music would be playing, followed by Frank Sinatra or Waylon Jennings, which is why your question is both a difficult and excellent one. Love the choices people have made!

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190. Thank you very much. FloridaDAR. for sharing with us.

[mopinko]

134. ella sings cole porter.

doesnt get any better.

[WheelWalker]

83. Gaga

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88. thank you WheelWalker. My students in school turned me on to her music during her Little Monsters stage.

[WestMichRad]

84. Annie Haslam and Claudia Schmidt

Haslam of the band Renaissance that was at their best in the ‘70s and 80s. Schmidt is a Michigan folk singer. Love ‘em!

I seem to gravitate towards the more obscure…

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87. Thank you very much WestMichRad. I will check them out.

[Cirsium]

127. I knew her

I used to play some of the same venues as Claudia Schmidt in Detroit back in the day.

[JoseBalow]

89. I've always loved Judy Garland

She's in some of my favorite musicals

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90. I thank you very much, JoseBalow. Judy's voice was so full of emotion Loved her voice and songs.

[rurallib]

91. Joan Baez is #1, but I sure love Yvonne Elliman also

what a voice!

Oh and Tracy Chapman

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93. I have to agree with you, ruralib. All outstanding selections. Thank you.

[Ilikepurple]

102. Betty Davis, Kate Bush, Siouxsie Sioux, Marianne Faithful

I really hate to stop there, but this list could get really long. Tina Turner, Nina Hagen. See it just got longer.

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105. Thank you very much IIikepurple. for your selections.

[Ilikepurple]

141. Debt. Thank you for starting these entertaining lists. NT

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155. You are very welcome.IIikepurple

[Ilikepurple]

138. Now I'm sitting here thinking of who I left off

Grace Jones or Slick, Carla Bozulich, Aimee Mann, Joan Jett, Annie Lennox, Elizabeth Fraser, Alison Moyet, Macy Gray, and Patti Smith. Bjork!

[KPN]

103. So many great ones! Several of mine that I don't think have been mentioned already

are: Jewel, Annie Lenox, Sinead O’Conner, Sade, Madonna … and, oh, what about Barbara Streisand?! …. Have to say too that I love that so many mentioned Ella.

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106. Fantastic list, KPN. thank you very much for your selections

[Zackzzzz]

104. Carolyn Hester

'IF I HAD A RIBBON BOW'

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108. Thank you very much Zackzzzz. And welcome to the DU Lounge.

[LogDog75]

109. A couple of ladies

Karen Carpenter
Anne Murray
Petula Clark
Helen Reddy

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174. Thank you very much LogDog75, Wonderful singers May they RIP

[Bayard]

111. Ann Wilson, #1

She has the best pipes in the biz. Love a woman who can really belt out a song. Linda Ronstadt is another.

Then, Aretha of course, Sarah McLachlan, Paula Cole, Dixie Chicks, Stevie Nicks, Anita Baker, Bonnie Raitt, Lucinda Williams, Chrissie Hynde, Pat Benatar, and Moya Brennan (Clannad.)

[MorbidButterflyTat]

116. Oh!

Pat Benatar, yes!

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171. Thank you very much much. MorbidButterflyTat. Loved her voice. Thank you for sharing.

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172. What a list. Thank you very much , Bayard for sharing with us.

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188. Thank you very much Bayard.And thank you for sharing your outstanding selection of female singers.

[yellowdogintexas]

113. 1. Linda Ronstadt 2. Dolly 3. Mama Cass 4. China Forbes 5. Julie Andrews

I agree that you can't separate the "Heart" singers. They are a unit.

Anyway those are the ones I will listen to and sing along with over and over.

PS China Forbes is the lead singer for Pink Martini. This group sings in 15 languages and are amazing in live concert!!!! We saw them not knowing anything about them and immediately bought every one of their CDs. LOL we only went because it was a social outing with my Sunday School Class and we were WOWED.

&list=RDSzmmBHO6mUM&start_radio=1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Martini

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131. Thank you very much yellowdogintexas.Love the video.

[Easterncedar]

114. Cat Russell, Joan Armitrading, Tracy Chapman

Joni, of course.

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129. wonderful singers with heavenly voices. Thank you Easterncedar.

[MorbidButterflyTat]

115. Tori Amos

Jewel, Amy Lee of Evanescence, Annie Lennox, Sheryl Crow...probably lots more I can't think of right now!

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128. Thank you very much, MorbidButterflyTat. What a great list.

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[subterranean]

117. 1) Karen Carpenter 2) Mariya Takeuchi

Popular Japanese singer-songwriter, mainly in the 1980s-90s

"My Sweet Home"...

I also like Joni and Carole King, and many others!

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126. Thank you very much for sharing with us, subterranean.

[lpbk2713]

118. Gladys Knight, Barbara Mandrell, Joan Baez

Marilyn McCoo, Emmylou Harris ... I could go on and on.

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124. Thank you Ipbk2713 You have a terrific list of heavenly singers to share with us.

[no_hypocrisy]

119. Hey Deb! Try Lacy J. Dalton!

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123. Oh I like her sound and voice. Thank you no_hyocrisy for sharing with us. I will take a trip to YouTube and find more.

[Emile]

120. Patsy Cline

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121. Thank you very much Emile, I love her voice and songs. Didn't Willie Nelson write "Walking After Midnight: TY for

for posting these three great Patsy Classics.

[Emile]

122. Not sure, but he did write Crazy.

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125. Thanks Emile

[sheshe2]

130. Tracy Chapman

Thank you, debm

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133. Thank you very much. sheshe2. Tracey has the wistful voice of an angel and the voice of a stronge women. Beautuful

Combination.

[MorbidButterflyTat]

136. That song

"Fast Car," breaks my heart.

[sheshe2]

146. Me too.

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154. It is my favorite too.

[CTyankee]

193. Love it, too! She and Carole King are getting me through a lot now....

[yourout]

132. Karen Carpenter

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153. Sweet, sweet Karen. Thank you very much for sharing with us. yourout.

[jrthin]

137. Nancy Wilson. She was amazing with what she did with lyrics.

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152. Thank you very much jrthin I agree.

[MichMan]

140. Stevie Nicks

I heard she only joined Fleetwood Mac when they wanted to hire her boyfriend, Lindsay Buckingham. He told them that if they wanted him, they had to add her to the band too, so they acquiesced.

I like her solo stuff way more than what she did with them.

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150. I agree. I love the Belladonna album.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

163. Stevie is a class act.

I read that when she was told she was then part of Fleetwood Mac, she gave 2 weeks notice at her job...as a waitress...AND FINISHED THOSE 2 WEEKS...and then just went off to her next job as a rock star.

[OldBaldy1701E]

142. What a great question!

And a hard one to answer.

I'd say Peggy Lee, Nina Simone, Julie Andrews, Linda Ronstadt, Grace Slick, and Karen Carpenter, just to name a few!

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149. Thank you very much OldBaldy17101E What beautiful voices. Thank you for sharing with us.

[OldBaldy1701E]

164. BTW, Karen was one of the sweetest people you would ever want to meet. (n/t)

[some_of_us_are_sane]

143. Julie Andrews, Barbara Streisand and

the INIMITABLE rendition of White Rabbit by Gracie Slick.....ECSTASY!

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148. Thank you very much some_of _us_are_sane. I love your choices of female singers. Grace's voice is hypnotic

[The Wizard]

145. Aretha Franklin, Annie Lenox and

Dinah Washington

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147. Thank you for sharing with us, The Wizard. All wonderful singers.

[LuvLoogie]

157. Joni, Linda, Kate Bush, Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift, Debbie Harry,

Björk, Chrissie Hynde, Emiliana Torrini, Shirley Manson, Avril Levigne, k.d. Lang

Teresa Suárez Cosío of Le Butcherettes...

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170. Terrific list there, LuvLoogie, Thank you very much for sharing with us.

[elleng]

158. MY stretch, love Elina Garanca (Latvian)

Elina Garanca ♪ Habanera

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169. Thank you very much for sharing with us, elleng. Beautiful.

[LuvLoogie]

159. Oh my god! Kelly of course!

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168. Thank you very much. LuvLoogie for sharing with us.

[Tarzanrock]

160. Strange -- no mention of Billie Holiday, ...

Bessie Smith; Sarah Vaughn; Anita O'Day; Peggy Lee; Dinah Washington; Carmen McRae; Betty Carter; Julie London; Dinah Krall?

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167. Wow. Tarzanrock . Thank you for your selection of female singers with voices of the angels.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

161. There are so many, so great.

Anne Wilson:

Patti Smith:

Merry Clayton:

Sandy Denny:

There are so many others but, just for fun and pure joy, Crista Ramos:

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166. thank you very much discntnt_irny_srcsm for your wonderful selection. Thank for sharing with us.

[ailsagirl]

162. I liked Linda Rondstadt and Sinead O'Connor, also Suzanne Vega ("Luka")

And Heart, of course (their appearance at the Kennedy Center was spectacular!)
They sang, "Stairway to Heaven," as a tribute to Led Zeppelin (who were in the audience). Robert Plant had tears in his eyes.

A must-see!!

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165. Thank you very allsagirl for your wonderful selections. I will have to catch Heart at the Kennedy Center

[electric_blue68]

175. Patti Smith, Siousxie, Tina, Mavis Staples

Patti's an acquired taste for some but I love her rock fierceness, and sometimes incantory style. Her hits were Because The Night with Bruce, later People Have The Power.
Intro.
For fierceness & incantations: Up There Down There, Glitter In Their Eyes, 25th Floor/HighOn Rebellion.
She also has some lovely melodies & sweetness:
Dream Of Life, Mother Rose

Mavis (of the Staple Singers) is fabulous! Powerful! Saw her live 12+ yr ago

Siouxsee and The Banshees - a band I regret not seeing live. (I saw sooo many!)

Saw Tina(!) when she was w Ike.

And Big Props to among others:
Aretha, Nyro, Grace, Baez, KD, Collins

While not always the biggest fan of the songs - Laura Nyro's voice was wonderful!
Her song "Save The Country"; powerful, and still relevant today (unfortunately), and one I totally loved!

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176. Thank you very much , electric_blue68

[DBoon]

177. Grace Slick

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179. Thank you very much , DBoon

[pnwest]

178. Mine are:

Dolores O'Riordan
KD Lang
Natalie Merchant
Sade
Annie Lennox

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180. Great selection pnwest. Thank you for sharing.

[DBoon]

181. Corin Tucker from Sleater Kinney

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187. Thank you very much DBoon, I agree . the whole family sis so talented. Thank you for sharing.

[malthaussen]

182. Karen Carpenter is alone in first place.

After that, the field gets a little crowded: Joni Mitchell, Annie Haslam, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan... and the list goes on.

As I've observed before, Karen Carpenter is to altos as Joni Mitchell is to sopranos, but like Karen said, the money's in the basement. They both have almost identical ranges, believe it or not.

You may not know of Annie. She has a 6-octave range and is (still) the lead singer of the band Renaissance. Here's a live beard of her basically just having fun and showing off her pipes:

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(The whole set is good, but if you want to hear Annie at her finest, jump to "Ashes are Burning" at 35:19)

-- Mal

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183. Thank you so much Mal for sharing with us. Her voice is one of an angel

[Laffy Kat]

192. Billie Holliday, Judy Collins, Joan Armatrading, Dolores O'Riordan.

Yes, it's eclectic and I'm old.

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194. Thank you very much Laffy Kat

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195. Marian Anderson

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196. Thank you very much retread. What an outstanding moment in time.

[Morbius]

197. A brief list.

First, they called Aretha the Queen, but for me, she was more of a goddess.

Second, I've been a big fan of Kate Bush for some 40 years. There was a time when I would have happily dumped my wife for a chance at her. She was that beautiful. And an unforgettable voice. My wife knew about this; her alternative was Tom Cruise.

Third, she was known in life as La Divina, the divine one. Maria Callas, the finest soprano to ever grace vinyl in my book.

I didn't see anyone mention Sia. If you think of her only as the singer of "Chandelier", check out "Soon We'll Be Found" or "I'm Still Here."

Among the singers not mentioned above, I adore Elizabeth Fraser (of Cocteau Twins) and Victoria Legrand (of Beach House).

I cannot link to youtube on a company computer, but if you seek out Cocteau Twins Carolyn's Fingers and Beach House Somewhere Tonight you are in for a couple of sonic treats.

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198. Wonderful list, Morbius. Outstanding. thank you for sharing with us.