Aaron Moyer
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Helen Reddy was on one of the "Make Your Own Kind of Music" shows. You can find specifics at http://www.tvparty.com/vacarp.html
Other Female Singers
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MorningOpensQuietly
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Thanks, Aaron.
newvillefan
I Know My First Name Is Stephen
Might sound a bizarre question but I wonder why Harriet didn't change the lyrics to "he's" out of my life?
Rick-An Ordinary Fool
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Not bizarre, I was thinking the same thing. I kept thinking who is she singing to? I never realized how beautiful the lyrics are to this song. All the words are much easier to hear on Harriet's cover.
song4u
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Harriet's upcoming performance in London for the release of Fly.
https://m.facebook.com/Harrietsmusi...8424/?type=1&source=48&refid=17&_ft_&__tn__=E
https://m.facebook.com/Harrietsmusi...8424/?type=1&source=48&refid=17&_ft_&__tn__=E
song4u
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Beautiful rehearsal clip of Harriet singing "She's out of my life". Note how she holds the microphone.
https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u=http...6WHnBIVvsbv88qUgEE6xyAZ6cbGrzPRrketm3A7E0&s=1
https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u=http...6WHnBIVvsbv88qUgEE6xyAZ6cbGrzPRrketm3A7E0&s=1
Jeremy
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I'm glad Trisha Yearwood was mentioned a few pages back. She's my favorite vocalist of the modern era. Her 2007 album "Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love" was a masterpiece - and was a complete accident.
My other favorite is Faith Hill - from 1997 onward. I think she found herself after her first two albums were released, and the material and vocals were so much better starting with 1998's "Faith". Her 2002 album "Cry" is my favorite album of all time.
I adore Mariah Carey. It's just amazing what she can do with her voice.
Celine Dion - no doubt an honest true talent.
Linda Eder - brilliant professional vocalist with no professional training. Check out her song "Vienna" - it's exquisite.
Adele - such a gifted, soulful singer.
Barbra - come on... it's Barbra!
Chely Wright - another smooth alto, with a story to tell. She was never a huge success, but I've always loved her music.
Beyonce is a great singer, but she's taking the focus off her voice and steering her career in a terrible direction. I hope she rights that soon.
Carrie Underwood - almost always pitch-perfect with stunning power.
Cher - very underrated. She's known more for the image than her voice, which is pretty incredible. The woman is 70 and can still effortlessly sing circles around a lot of the younger artists.
Natalie Maines/Dixie Chicks - She has a natural ability to truly convey any emotion the song suggests.
Ann Wilson - Can't nobody wail like Ann.
Wynonna Judd - oh, the soul.
Kelly Clarkson - Can't nobody wail like Ann Wilson - but Kelly is a close second.
P!nk - She keeps that voice in tact while performing aerialist and acrobatic stunts. It's amazing.
Sara Bareilles - I've been blown away by her for a few years now. Such a talent. It's like Billy Joel meets Elton John in female form.
Whitney Houston - what a gift she had back in the day. I don't think anyone will ever compare. The Grammy performance of "One Moment In Time" is one of the greatest live performances ever.
My other favorite is Faith Hill - from 1997 onward. I think she found herself after her first two albums were released, and the material and vocals were so much better starting with 1998's "Faith". Her 2002 album "Cry" is my favorite album of all time.
I adore Mariah Carey. It's just amazing what she can do with her voice.
Celine Dion - no doubt an honest true talent.
Linda Eder - brilliant professional vocalist with no professional training. Check out her song "Vienna" - it's exquisite.
Adele - such a gifted, soulful singer.
Barbra - come on... it's Barbra!
Chely Wright - another smooth alto, with a story to tell. She was never a huge success, but I've always loved her music.
Beyonce is a great singer, but she's taking the focus off her voice and steering her career in a terrible direction. I hope she rights that soon.
Carrie Underwood - almost always pitch-perfect with stunning power.
Cher - very underrated. She's known more for the image than her voice, which is pretty incredible. The woman is 70 and can still effortlessly sing circles around a lot of the younger artists.
Natalie Maines/Dixie Chicks - She has a natural ability to truly convey any emotion the song suggests.
Ann Wilson - Can't nobody wail like Ann.
Wynonna Judd - oh, the soul.
Kelly Clarkson - Can't nobody wail like Ann Wilson - but Kelly is a close second.
P!nk - She keeps that voice in tact while performing aerialist and acrobatic stunts. It's amazing.
Sara Bareilles - I've been blown away by her for a few years now. Such a talent. It's like Billy Joel meets Elton John in female form.
Whitney Houston - what a gift she had back in the day. I don't think anyone will ever compare. The Grammy performance of "One Moment In Time" is one of the greatest live performances ever.
Chris Mills
That was funny....like the dark vomited up
song4u
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I just adore Harriet's new covers sampler: Every Breath You Take on Soundcloud. If you loved Karen's style you've got to give her a listen. You can almost hear Karen covering those songs. Harriet is a very talented singer songwriter. There's a Harriet thread in the Small Circle of Friends forum.
