2nd Best 'Classic Era' Female Singer? |
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Floydoid
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Sonja - she was one of my idols in my teenage years.
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Sonja Kristina (Curved Air).
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"PROG IS MY FERRARI".
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While I like Jenny Haan, I think Babe Ruth's music was really good and wonder how they would fare out with another singer like so many prog-rock bands (at least in the 70s) who would have multiple singers. Edited by MortSahlFan - August 03 2023 at 05:41 |
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Sonja Kristina for me, with Jacqui McShee a close second (or should that be 3rd?). BTW I'm slightly surprised that Jenny Haan (Babe Ruth) is missing from the list. One of the most captivating and mesmerising prog vocalists I've ever seen on stage.
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Many years ago I've been impressed by Jacqui McShee with John Renbourn in a small venue in Rome.
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Sandy Denny > Jerney Kaagman > Jacqui McShee
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My vote is still for Sonja!
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Dagmar Krause.
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Two worthy artists, to be sure! I sure lost contact when I forgot about the J-R Fusion catalogue! |
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Nice to hear from you, Morty! I quite agree with you about that Carol of Harvest album: one of the last great prog albums of the "Classic Era". |
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Damn! I thought of including Jane but the one album-and-disappear-act kind of discouraged me. |
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I think Sandy Denny is a better singer (certainly much more prolific) but the stuff I love of hers is 99% folks, but must post a great jazzy-folk song.. As well as the bluesy "One More Chance" with Fairport Convention or the funky "Gold Dust" on her last album. When it comes to prog, I gotta give 2nd place to Beate Krause. Only one album, but I think it's one of the last great prog albums. Would love more songs like this! Edited by MortSahlFan - August 02 2023 at 13:54 |
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Still Dagmar Krause. Please call me on the geophone where I will give status updates of my helioseismology.
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Still Pascale Son, but love most of these (including Annie) actually. I think I might have a slight preference for the female voice. Linda Perhacs Paralellograms is a masterpiece. I wish she got to have a full career (in the 1970's). I would have included Flora Purim and Catherine Ribeiro over a few of these though.
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Maddy Prior gets the nod.
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Sonja Kristina
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She's not in the poll, but predictably, Jane Relf is my second-favourite after Annie Haslam.
From the poll, I'll go with Barbara Gaskin. Edited by Psychedelic Paul - August 02 2023 at 09:10 |
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