Beautiful face + beautiful voice = angel

Petula Clark

David Bowie

 

Dusty!

 

Oh heck yeah!



Anyone mention Lisa Loeb yet?

 

I've seen one post for Stevie Nicks, I've always prefered her bandmate, Christine McVie.

 

Anyone care to hear a neat hybrid of western swing and Django-style acoustic jazz?

Formerly of Hot Club of Cowtown, Elana James (Fremerman)... better known for her bow skills (rightly so), she nonetheless possesses a silky-smooth, come-hither kitten purr of a voice.

http://www.myspace.com/elanajames
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Sharon Bryant one time lead singer with Atlantic Starr

 

With looks of the same to match! MEEEOWRR...GOOD! Michael Boyce

 

I'm very grumpy and not easily smitten.

But...

I had occasion to exchange hello's with Elana and give her an atta-girl when they played a small club here a couple years ago... she flashed me a smile that I cannot get out of my head to this day.

 

Doris Day - Beautiful person too.

 

My personal favorite is Diana Krall.

Married to the man I now only refer to simply as The Luckiest Guy* On the Planet.

(*Actually, I normally substitute a different word here, but one that's probably not appropriate for this board!)

 

The gorts took away my Juliana Hatfield photo!

HATERS!

 

OOPS!

Nevermind.....

 

Melanie is one of most underrated singers from the last 40 years. Unfortunately, most people remember her for "Brand New Key" which was hardly representative of her music. (Still, better "Brand New Key" than "Alexander Beetle" which, inexplicably, people still call out for at her shows.) I think of all the great songs from "I Am Not A Poet" to the recent "Extraordinary" that have never been heard by most of the pubic, and it saddens me. Besides her own songs, she is an amazing interpreter---"Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" and "California Dreaming" come immediately to mind.

 

Susan Wong

 

Agreed

 

Ditto Elana James ...and Melanie.

 

My Mom (I'm totally serious on both counts) and Margo Timmins of Cowboy Junkies get my votes.

 

In all due respect, That is a picture of a 40 year-old woman.

 

Has anybody mentioned the outrageously attractive and stunningly talented Gayle McCormack from Smith?

 

Grace Kelly when she sings True Love in High Society
Michelle Pfeiffer when she sings and wriggles on top of the baby grand in a red dress in The Fabulous Baker Boys.
Marilyn Monroe singing Happy Birthday to JFK
Olivia Newton John

 

Personally I've got it bad for Ani Difranco!

 

Nicolette Larson
Bobbie Gentry
Jackie Deshannon

 

Stefy Rae



Orange Album was a great debut in 2006. btw, she wrote all the songs.