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    Posted: August 28 2006 at 14:35
This is not meant to be a poll, but rather a discussion on your favourite singer(s) outside the realms of prog. This means preferably discussing people whose bands are not included here - though there are many borderline cases, such as all Deep Purple vocalists, whose careers cover areas quite different from prog. However, please - no Andersons, Gabriels or Hammills here, as we have the Prog Lounges to discuss people like them.

As to why I got this brilliant idea.... Earlier this evening I was listening to Pearl Jam's "Ten", which I hadn't put on for some time, and started thinking of how great a vocalist Eddie Vedder is. Besides, I recently acquired Soundgarden's "Badmotorfinger", and was surprised at Chris Cornell's almighty set of pipes. Any singer of any genre outside prog will do... from extreme metal to country rock, anything goes, as long as it floats your musical boat!Wink
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Ia Curtis of Joy Division
 
followed by Paul Rogers of Free
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Hmmm besides Ian Gillan (proto prog)
 
Ronnie James Dio (can´t believe he is in his sixties!)
Rob Halford
The vocalist for Live (Ed someone)
Klaus Meine-Scorpions
 
There are lots of others, these are all I can think of at the moment
 
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Female:
Joni Mitchell
Maddy Prior (Steeleye Span)
Josephine Foster
Nina Simone
Joanna Newsom

Male:
Tim Buckley
Scott Walker
David Eugene Edwards (Sixteen Horsepower, Woven Hand)
Will Oldham (Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Palace Music)
Mark Lanegan

Metal:
Ozzy Osborne
Layne Stayley (Alice in Chains)
Chris Cornell
Glenn Danzig
Tom Araya (Slayer)


 
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I love Sarah Brightman´s voice....
 
Edti: oh, and Jim Morrison voiceClap


Edited by memowakeman - August 28 2006 at 16:14

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Originally posted by memowakeman memowakeman wrote:

I love Sarah Brightman´s voice....
 
Edti: oh, and Jim Morrison voiceClap
 
If you like Jim Morrison's voice, you would definitely appreciate Ian Curtis' voice.  He might be better than than Jim Morrison.  Confused
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Roger Daltrey!

espacially in Love, Reign O'er Me
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Dead from Mayhem.
Sting.
Lord Worm from Cryptopsy.
Ian Curtis, obviously.
King Diamond from Mercyful Fate.
Alan Vega from Suicide.
Michael Gira from Swans.
Aaron Stainthorpe from My Dying Bride(hopefully P-R soon)
****ed Up Mad Max from Worship.
Wayne Coyne from The Flaming Lips.
Jamie Stewart from Xiu Xiu.
...and the new Amorphis singer.


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Among others ...

Ray davies - Kinks
John Fogerty - Creedence
Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks -Fleetwood mac
Tori Amos
Sheryl Crow
Ian Gillan - Deep purple
Robert Plant - Led Zeppelin
Roger Daltrey -Who
Annie Lennox - Eurithmics
Ian Brown - Stone Roses
Maddy Prior - Steeley span
Dolores  O'Riordan - Cranberries
Paul Rogers - Bad company apart from the vocals i don't like this band very much.
Agneta and Annafrid - Abba
Nena Kerner - Nena
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Fabrizio De Andre'
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David Crosby
Jeff Buckley
Serj Tankian (System Of A Down)
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Nick Drake
Tom Waits
Björk
Maggie Bell
Robert Plant

etc etc...
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Originally posted by Dirk Dirk wrote:




Annie Lennox - Eurythmics
Agneta and Annafrid - Abba





Great ones.
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Originally posted by NotAProghead NotAProghead wrote:

Fabrizio De Andre'
 
Good call, here, Fabrizio de André was a great vocalist, and even prog-related as he released his first record with wahat later became PFM, a band he joined once again some years later on stage. You really should check out Georges Brassens if you like Fabrizio, as he is his main influence.
 
Apart from prog vocalists, I like the following ones :
 
The ABBA vocalists
 
Youssou N'Dour
 
Richard Bona
 
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
 
Krzysztof Cugowski (Budka Suflera)
 
Janusz Panasewicz (Lady Pank)
 
Zygmunt "Muniek" Staszczyk (T-Love)
 
Anita Lipnicka (Varius Manx)
 
Artur Gadowski (IRA)
 
Janusz Radek
 
Grzegorz Turnau
 
Czeslaw Niemen
 
Marek Grechuta
 
Pedro Aznar
 
Randy Crawford
 
Bruce Dickinson
 
Robert Plant
 
David Coverdale
 
Muddy Waters
 
Bob Marley
 
Mimi Maura
 
Eva Cassidu
 
Joni Mitchell
 
Mark Knopfler
 
Emmylou Harris
 
Tori Amos
 
Bob Dylan
 
Johnny Cash
 
Stevie Nicks & Christine McVie (F Mac)
 
Bobby Kimball & Joseph Williams (TOTO)
 
Milton Nascimento
 
Bono
 
Sting
 
Janis Joplin
 
Régis Gizavo
 
Maire Brennan
 
Dawn Upshaw
 
Bonnie Tyler
 
Björk
 
Deborah Harry (Blondie)
 
Hugh Cornwell (The stranglers)
 
Wayne Hussey (The Mission)
 
Donald Fagen (Steely Dan)
 
and many others
 
 
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

Originally posted by NotAProghead NotAProghead wrote:

Fabrizio De Andre'
 
Good call, here, Fabrizio de André was a great vocalist, and even prog-related as he released his first record with wahat later became PFM, a band he joined once again some years later on stage. You really should check out Georges Brassens if you like Fabrizio, as he is his main influence.
 
 
Thanks, lucas. I know Fabrizio recorded, with his own Italian lyrics, some songs by Brassens.
Honestly, I prefer Faber's own songs - both from early period ("La canzone di Marinella", "Via del campo", "Amore che viene, amore che vai", the entire "Tutti morimmo a stento" album) and from his swan song, the album "Anima salve".
Anyway, you're right, Georges Brassens is a great singer and a great person. Many Russian bards and singers say of their admiration for him. 
 
 
My other favourite non-prog singers are:
Joe Dassin
Jim Morrison
Seweryn Krajewski (ex- CZERWONE GITARY, Poland)
Augusto Daolio and Danilo Sacco(past and present I NOMADI singers)
Dieter Birr (PUHDYS, Germany)
Dio
Anna German (Poland)
Antonella Ruggiero (especially her later works)
 
and several Russian bards (Vladimir Vysotsky, Galina Khomchik etc.).
 
 


Edited by NotAProghead - August 28 2006 at 18:24
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Don't wanna repeat those said ten times already so I'll add Neil Diamond and The Chairman to the list
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Don't wanna repeat those said ten times already so I'll add Neil Diamond and The Chairman to the list
"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "
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Here are some that might not be on everyone's list.

Dean Martin
Tom Jones
Roland Orzabal
Dave Wakeling
Bon Scott
Brian Setzer
Ella Fitzgerald
Ian Astbury
David Gahan
Debbie Harry
Iggy Pop

That's enough


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