Injured: Best female singers/vocalists...

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Black Cat Jan 2020 10:59am, 24 Jan 2020 4,183 posts	0 Black Cat Pat Benatar - classically trained and a great rock singer.
GordonG Jan 2020 11:06am, 24 Jan 2020 7,960 posts	0 GordonG Aretha Franklin. or Roberta Flack esp on "The First time ever I saw your face." a voice so delicate she could be walking on egg shells, yet still powerful.
Stander Jan 2020 11:07am, 24 Jan 2020 247 posts	0 Stander Paloma Faith - try Picking up the pieces, Just be, or Only Love can Hurt like this.
monsenb1 Jan 2020 11:07am, 24 Jan 2020 1,958 posts	0 monsenb1 Liz Fraser from the Cocteau Twins and vocalist for Massive Attack on Teardrop... no idea if she is any good but this looks like an interesting website divadevotee.com
Sigh Jan 2020 11:10am, 24 Jan 2020 5,390 posts	0 Sigh Karen Carpenter
ukjmr Jan 2020 11:20am, 24 Jan 2020 13 posts	0 ukjmr These are fantastic. How I hadn't thought of "First Time Ever..." I don't know. My wife went with Joni and Tori too. I also now have Teardrop as the mid-morning earworm. Thanks everyone
ukjmr Jan 2020 11:28am, 24 Jan 2020 14 posts	0 ukjmr p.s. - please keep them coming!
Stander Jan 2020 11:30am, 24 Jan 2020 248 posts	0 Stander I'm now intrigued as to what you thought of Poloma. The only artist I can ever recall me knowing the and actually waiting on the next album release date.
GregP Jan 2020 11:34am, 24 Jan 2020 117,650 posts	0 GregP Good calls with Pat Benetar and Tori Amos.
EdJ Jan 2020 11:41am, 24 Jan 2020 328 posts	0 EdJ Ella Fitzgerald singing a ballad does something that melts my insides. And I love the way Sam Brown flips between vocal registers (in something like Stop!)