Great vocalists, powerhouse pipes...........

by **Deb** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:37 pm

Just curious, who else do you all think are great vocalists? Who has powerhouse pipes? Who has great range? Male and/or female? Or you just plain dig their voice?

Steve Perry of course top of my list (best powerhouse pipes and range)..... and I think Steve's female counterpart for the 80s would have been Pat Benatar for powerpipes and range.

Others include Freddie Mercury, Elvis, Sam Cooke, that guy from Queensryche, Ann Wilson, Amanda Marshall, etc.

by AR » Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:39 pm

Ronnie James Dio
Joe Lynn Turner
Glenn Hughes
Elvis Presley

No arguements with what you posted either.

60's underrated vocalist - Gary Puckett

by **Vladan** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:14 pm

strungout wrote:Just curious, who else do you all think are great vocalists? Who has powerhouse pipes? Who has great range? Male and/or female? Or you just plain dig their voice?

Steve Perry of course top of my list (best powerhouse pipes and range)..... and I think Steve's female counterpart for the 80s would have been Pat Benatar for powerpipes and range.

Others include Freddie Mercury, Elvis, Sam Cooke, that guy from Queensryche, Ann Wilson, Amanda Marshall, etc.

John Farnham. He's an aussie, maybe you are not familiar with him, but he's big. Ask Andrew here, Farnham without a doubt one of the best and powerfull singers today... of all time.

by **jabber** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:19 pm

Everybody strungout said.

Add Melissa Etheridge, Annie Lennox, and that chick from 4 Non-Blondes. Plus David Coverdale, and Sebastard Bach in the Skid Row days.

I love Johnette Napolitano from Concrete Blonde and Amy Lee from Evanescence too.

by **jrnyjetster** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:32 pm

Myles Kennedy of Alter Bridge is incredible!

by **johnroxx** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:50 pm

Paul Rodgers. Still one of the best ever...

;^)

by **Rockindeano** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:11 pm

Come on...this is a no brainer...

Steve Augeri.. That dude NEVER missed a single note last year..well, from the 8th show on at least he never did....Dude was flawless. He was so good in fact, I could swear he sang the song the same way every night, which is so hard to do..I never recall the "Great Steve Perry" being able to pull that off...but Mr Awesome sure as fuck did it. Too bad he came down with a throat infection....I was so looking forward to him singing Trial By Fire acapella next year..I have no doubt, he could pull it off.

by **Vladan** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:31 pm

Rockn'deano wrote:Come on...this is a no brainer...

Steve Augeri.. That dude NEVER missed a single note last year..well, from the 8th show on at least he never did....Dude was flawless. He was so good in fact, I could swear he sang the song the same way every night, which is so hard to do..I never recall the "Great Steve Perry" being able to pull that off...but Mr Awesome sure as fuck did it. Too bad he came down with a throat infection....I was so looking forward to him singing Trial By Fire acapella next year..I have no doubt, he could pull it off.

STEVE AUGERI IS THE BEST JOURNEY FRONTMAN EVER, HE BLOWS PERRY AND SOTO AWAY - HE THE BEST FRONTMAN THIS BAND HAS EVER HAD, HE IS THE TRUE JOURNEY FRONTMAN, HE HAS A POWERFULL VOICE, HE IS GRACIOUS AND HUMBLE. HE CARRIES THE CLASSICS WITH GRACE AND CONFIDENCE.

STEVE AUGERI BLOWS EVERYONE AWAY!. HIS VOCALS ARE TOP NOTCH AND HE'S AWESOME! HE'S MY FAVOURITE, AND IF HAVENT SEEN ARRIVAL 2001 DVD, THEN GET IT! IT BLOWS HOUSTON 81 DVD AWAY.

by **Barb** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:40 pm

Jason Wade of Lifehouse is amazing live -- saw them last week and he sang his ass off.

by **Vladan** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:42 pm

Philip Bailey
Seal
Michael Bolton

by **Barb** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:46 pm

Vladan wrote:Philip Bailey
Seal
Michael Bolton

by **ArnelRox** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 5:51 pm

Steve Perry
Freddie Mercury
Daryl Hall
Kate Bush
Sam Cooke
Chris Daughtry
Alison Moyet
Annie Lennox
Pat Benatar
Steve Walsh
Phil Collins
Don Henley
Bruce Springsteen
Michael Hutchence
Jon Secada
Kenny Loggins
Bryan Adams
Peter Gabriel
Paul Carrack
Seal
Jeff Scott Soto
Vanessa Williams
Dennis DeYoung
Lou Gramm
Jimi Jameson
Sarah McLaughlan
Mickey Thomas
Boy George (sorry the guy could sing back in the day)
Chris DeBurgh (if you're familiar w/his songs OTHER than Lady in Red which SUCKED)
Suzanne Vega
David Coverdale

by **itsjustme** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 6:58 pm

Powerhouse vocals, huh...

Well, you already mentioned my two faves, Freddie and Espee. And a few of my others (Kate Bush, Annie Lennox…)
But I also love JSS, of course, and Chris Daughtry, Cristina Scabbia, ...
Andrea Boccelli.

I'm sure I'll think of more, lol

by **ArnelRox** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 8:32 pm

jrnyaddict wrote:Powerhouse vocals, huh...

Well, you already mentioned my two faves, Freddie and Espee. And a few of my others (Kate Bush, Annie Lennox…)
But I also love JSS, of course, and Chris Daughtry, Cristina Scabbia, ...
Andrea Boccelli.

I'm sure I'll think of more, lol

I'd really like to hear more from Chris Daughtry. That man smoked. How he didn't win AI is beyond me.

by **conversationpc** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:13 pm

Lou Gramm
Steve Walsh
Brad Delp
Geoff Tate
Rob Halford
Bruce Dickinson
David Coverdale
Mike Matajevic
John Schlitt
Dennis DeYoung
Freddie Mercury
Mickey Thomas
Don Dokken
John Elefante
Joey Belladonna
Jimi Jamison
Sammy Hagar
Jon Anderson

by **itsjustme** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:46 pm

JourneyRox wrote:
jrnyaddict wrote:Powerhouse vocals, huh...

Well, you already mentioned my two faves, Freddie and Espee. And a few of my others (Kate Bush, Annie Lennox…)
But I also love JSS, of course, and Chris Daughtry, Cristina Scabbia, ...
Andrea Boccelli.

I'm sure I'll think of more, lol

I'd really like to hear more from Chris Daughtry. That man smoked. How he didn't win AI is beyond me.

the masses are tone deaf, imho. look at what's hot right now. geesh :roll:

I have a few things he did live. Haven't used "You Send" yet, but I will give it a try and post them here...

And I forgot the greatest powerhouse of all: Mahalia Jackson!!! Her voice gives me goose bumps, lol.

.

by **ArnelRox** » Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:13 pm

jrnyaddict wrote:the masses are tone deaf, imho. look at what's hot right now. geesh
I have a few things he did live. Haven't used "You Send" yet, but I will give it a try and post them here...

U have stuff he did live other than on AI? Oh man. Id love to hear that. I keep listening to his AI stuff over & over. I HATE country music but I even love the way he did country night...damn. Oh and his Innuendo is incredible. Not to mention is Hemmorhage & Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman. He was so sweet w/his lovely wife too. I bought his album w/his band & loved it. I wanted to cry when he got voted out. I just think old biddies started watching this yr more than the young people. They weren't gonna vote for a rocker. I loved the audition songs Taylor Hicks did (a change is gonna come & swanee river rock) & he nailed first cut is the deepest (I also like his solo album & bought that too--good tunes on it) but he was forced to sell out along the way w/those stupid themes & he didn't have the versatility Chris did to make them his own. IMO Taylor deserved to make it to the finals yes. But it should of been Taylor vs. Chris up there not that stupid Katherine. Yeah I know. My opinion isnt worth a thing.

by **FormerJrnyFan** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 12:52 am

Elvis
Steve Walsh
Dio
Lou Gramm
Jimi Jamison
Ronnie Dunn
Kelly Hansen
Dan Fogelberg
Roy Orbison
Martina McBride
Faith Hill
Keith Urban
Jeffrey Osborne
Joe Lynn Turner
Don Dokken

by **Rockindeano** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 2:52 am

As for "strong voices" and not necessarily "good voices", Bruce and BA are two top strength voices.

by **itsjustme** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 2:55 am

JourneyRox wrote:
U have stuff he did live other than on AI? Oh man. Id love to hear that. I keep listening to his AI stuff over & over. I HATE country music but I even love the way he did country night...damn. Oh and his Innuendo is incredible. Not to mention is Hemmorhage & Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman. He was so sweet w/his lovely wife too. I bought his album w/his band & loved it. I wanted to cry when he got voted out. I just think old biddies started watching this yr more than the young people. They weren't gonna vote for a rocker. I loved the audition songs Taylor Hicks did (a change is gonna come & swanee river rock) & he nailed first cut is the deepest (I also like his solo album & bought that too--good tunes on it) but he was forced to sell out along the way w/those stupid themes & he didn't have the versatility Chris did to make them his own. IMO Taylor deserved to make it to the finals yes. But it should of been Taylor vs. Chris up there not that stupid Katherine. Yeah I know. My opinion isnt worth a thing.

Well, hell. Sounds like you have everything already. Cool. And actually, it’s a good thing, cause it takes my poor computer way too long to upload…

Here’s one live one you might not have. It’s not perfect, and it’s a little low, but it’s very pretty. LOVE the drums on this one.

Chris Daughtry, Air I Breathe
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... F25CE9BBF7

And here’s one of my faves from Miss Mahalia, who, imnsho, out powers them all. (Even Perry and Freddie…)
If this song doesn’t rip your heart out, you are one cold fish, I tell ya.

Mahalia Jackson, Soon I Will Be Done
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 1A1E65312E

Gotta go, enjoy!

by **ArnelRox** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:03 am

jrnyaddict wrote:
Well, hell. Sounds like you have everything already. Cool. And actually, it’s a good thing, cause it takes my poor computer way too long to upload…

Here’s one live one you might not have. It’s not perfect, and it’s a little low, but it’s very pretty. LOVE the drums on this one.

Chris Daughtry, Air I Breathe
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... F25CE9BBF7

And here’s one of my faves from Miss Mahalia, who, imnsho, out powers them all. (Even Perry and Freddie…)
If this song doesn’t rip your heart out, you are one cold fish, I tell ya.

Mahalia Jackson, Soon I Will Be Done
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 1A1E65312E

Gotta go, enjoy!

Oh thank u so very much. I'm loving this Daughtry track. I don't have that 1. I only have the AI stuff. I wish I had more. I LOVE his voice. I hope I hear more of him soon.

D/l for Mahalia just finished. I'll listen to that next. I am not familiar w/her at all so I'm interested...

Listened to Mahalia. Now I usually don't like gospel music but she has awesome pipes. I had to play it about 5 times as it just really grabbed me. It's sad tho. Pity she's gone. Thanks for sharing that.

by **Barb** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:14 am

JourneyRox wrote:I'd really like to hear more from Chris Daughtry. That man smoked. How he didn't win AI is beyond me.

Oh HELL YES! How could I have forgotten Chris! He's bad ass! :lol:

by **yogi** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:28 am

My Top Five besides Steve Perry are:

Rik Emmett- former Triumph frontman
Geoff Tate - Queensryche
Glen Burtnik- AWESOME - Check out his pipes & range on ' All Thats Yet To Come' off of the GREAT GREAT Welcome To Hollywood CD
Dennis DeYoung
James LaBrie- Dream Theatre

by **itsjustme** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:29 am

JourneyRox wrote:
Oh thank u so very much. I'm loving this Daughtry track. I don't have that 1. I only have the AI stuff. I wish I had more. I LOVE his voice. I hope I hear more of him soon.

Do you have the song "Conviction"

by **Carlitto H@kk** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:29 am

All you folks have named some REALLY great singers. I, however, am going to name a few that are not well known but I think should be; not because they are "Powerhouses" but because they have very distinct tones that draw you in:

Ben Burnley (Breaking Benjamin) - great band whose name-sake has a really cool tone, gets a lot of emotion across. Their 3rd album, Phobia, just came out and I don't know why this band isn't huge yet!

Kory Clarke (Warrior Soul) - Overly Political Singer from this early 90' hard rock band could just flat out wail, and again, lots of emotion. (that's what I look for in a singer).

Maynard - enuff said

Josh Todd (Buckcherry) - Sleazy Rock the way it should be... Axl couldn't carry this guy's jock strap!

Doug Pinnick (Kings X) - I LOVE this guy's gritty tone. Been a fan for years.

by **Barb** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:35 am

Here is Chris Daughtry singing "Mystery" with Live -- Studio version. It's excellent!

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 6228227921

by **Deb** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 5:04 am

Vladan wrote:
Rockn'deano wrote:Come on...this is a no brainer...

Steve Augeri.. That dude NEVER missed a single note last year..well, from the 8th show on at least he never did....Dude was flawless. He was so good in fact, I could swear he sang the song the same way every night, which is so hard to do..I never recall the "Great Steve Perry" being able to pull that off...but Mr Awesome sure as fuck did it. Too bad he came down with a throat infection....I was so looking forward to him singing Trial By Fire acapella next year..I have no doubt, he could pull it off.

STEVE AUGERI IS THE BEST JOURNEY FRONTMAN EVER, HE BLOWS PERRY AND SOTO AWAY - HE THE BEST FRONTMAN THIS BAND HAS EVER HAD, HE IS THE TRUE JOURNEY FRONTMAN, HE HAS A POWERFULL VOICE, HE IS GRACIOUS AND HUMBLE. HE CARRIES THE CLASSICS WITH GRACE AND CONFIDENCE.

STEVE AUGERI BLOWS EVERYONE AWAY!. HIS VOCALS ARE TOP NOTCH AND HE'S AWESOME! HE'S MY FAVOURITE, AND IF HAVENT SEEN ARRIVAL 2001 DVD, THEN GET IT! IT BLOWS HOUSTON 81 DVD AWAY.

I've seen Arrival 2001 and Houston 81...................you're kidding right? :lol:

by **Carlitto H@kk** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 5:16 am

strungout wrote:
Vladan wrote:
Rockn'deano wrote:Come on...this is a no brainer...

Steve Augeri.. That dude NEVER missed a single note last year..well, from the 8th show on at least he never did....Dude was flawless. He was so good in fact, I could swear he sang the song the same way every night, which is so hard to do..I never recall the "Great Steve Perry" being able to pull that off...but Mr Awesome sure as fuck did it. Too bad he came down with a throat infection....I was so looking forward to him singing Trial By Fire acapella next year..I have no doubt, he could pull it off.

STEVE AUGERI IS THE BEST JOURNEY FRONTMAN EVER, HE BLOWS PERRY AND SOTO AWAY - HE THE BEST FRONTMAN THIS BAND HAS EVER HAD, HE IS THE TRUE JOURNEY FRONTMAN, HE HAS A POWERFULL VOICE, HE IS GRACIOUS AND HUMBLE. HE CARRIES THE CLASSICS WITH GRACE AND CONFIDENCE.

STEVE AUGERI BLOWS EVERYONE AWAY!. HIS VOCALS ARE TOP NOTCH AND HE'S AWESOME! HE'S MY FAVOURITE, AND IF HAVENT SEEN ARRIVAL 2001 DVD, THEN GET IT! IT BLOWS HOUSTON 81 DVD AWAY.

I've seen Arrival 2001 and Houston 81...................you're kidding right?

I've seen Arrival 2001 and William Hung on AI.........You're kidding right?

by **RPM** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 7:40 am

Elvis
Brad Delp
Dennis Deyoung
Michael Sweet
Jackie Wilson
Greg x voltz
Ann Wilson
Pat benetar

by **journeywoman** » Tue Aug 29, 2006 9:22 am

Oh my God They have to be kidding!This guy needs to go back to the GAP and sell clothes to rock stars!This person has apparently never seen Journey with the front man that made them THE VOICE.STEVE PERRY,GOD MUST BE ONE OF THOSE S.A. FROM B.T. HERE! GO BACK TO YOUR WEBSITE.

MR

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