Female Vocals: Stunning Recordings You Love

[freemansteve]

Not bothered by technical perfection of singing, but the right singer on the right track, yeah!
Here's a couple. Play them to the end, unless they shrink your scrotum.

The ladies of this band did some great harmonies of many tracks.
Here is a taste of their style.

This was a minor classic too:

And of course the fab Lisa Gerrard:

 

[Bow_Wazoo]

 

[freemansteve]

And for anyone with Irish blood:
The only track I ever played my father (not Irish) that ever had him in tears by about 1:40. On my then, fab stereo.

 

[DanaGer]

JAZZ I AM Online 2020 | Magalí Datzira

 

[LarsF]

Maybe I have post about Sophie Zelmani earlier, but the music is really good and her voice is wonderful
Listen her record Sing and Dance right now, here is one , but not from the CD

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[ryanosaur]

Kristin hersh , I love her.

Nice call: Kristin Hersh, don't forget about her old band Throwing Muses... Amazing musician and absolute rockster!

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[pavuol]

No voice "acrobatics" and yet it sounds so good:
Michelle Gurevich - Temptation

Lately I also discovered she has released very actual single:

// trivia: if I understand correctly, she is a daughter of ukrainian mom and russian father..
"The daughter of a Kirov ballerina from Odessa and an engineer from Leningrad, Michelle grew up listening to her parents’ collection of Soviet and 70’s European records. Decadent, dramatic and earnest, vintage keyboards and synth strings offer the solitary rendition of a grand experience, and a voice always upfront delivers motifs familiar yet impossible to pinpoint from the great soup of European chanson."

 

[Spider]

You never grow tired of listening to Cristina Scabbia!

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[bkdc]

Jane Monheit

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[Bleib]

 

[Rednaxela]

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[DanaGer]

China Moses - Put it on the line

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[Ralph_Cramden]

 

[Ralph_Cramden]