Great harmonies from one singer.

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  1. ferric

    ferric Iron Dino In Memoriam

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    Jennifer Warnes
    Sam Phillips
     
    ferric, Jan 31, 2004
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    Dugan Senior Member

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    Brian Wilson- One for the Boys
     
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  3. telliott

    telliott Senior Member Thread Starter

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    I would (almost) kill to get "Girlfriend" on surround sound SACD. I love that album!

    Tim
     
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  4. Ready Steady Go

    Ready Steady Go Active Member

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    Ellie Greenwich, who became her own girl-group "The Raindrops" (inspiring Tommy James with "Hanky Panky" in the process).
     
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  5. Casemeister

    Casemeister Forum Resident

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    Waylon Jenning was a master of this. The Honky Tonk Heroes and Dreaming My Dreams albums are just two albums that featured extensive Waylon harmonies. Most of his work did. He'd mix up high and low parts in one harmony and totally do it his own way, but always sounded KILLER. If only I could harmonise with myself like THAT...
     
    Casemeister, Feb 2, 2004
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    MikeP5877 V/VIII/MCMLXXVII

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    Sandy Denny on "Listen, Listen" and "For Shame of Doing Wrong"
     
    MikeP5877, Feb 2, 2004
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    Eva Cassidy was her own background group.
     
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