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kevin MAX says:
i just finished singing TROUBLE OF THE WORLD in the studio and i have to say it was quite a treat.......on another note, if any of you are Bryan Ferry fans, or Bob Dylan fans, check out Bryan Ferry's rendering of a collection of Dylan tunes.....DYLANESQUE......wonderful stuff...out now on DVD as well....the emotion in his voice is astounding......he gets better with age....singing WHEN HE RETURNS on THE IMPOSTER was a thrill...but hard work because of the density of Bob's words........Ferry did a great job with those as well.
posted Jul 27
Steve says:
There is an Aussie singer named Missy Higgins. I don't know how popular she is in the States, but she sings with an unmistakable Australian accent (which obviously isn't normal). It took me a while to get around that, however now I absolutely admire her vocal talent.
posted Jun 8
Melissa Polinar says:
I feel extra special being invited in this group!
couple of my female vocalists favs:
Ella Fitzgerald
Etta James
Whitney Houston
Karen Carpenter
Aretha Franklin
posted Jun 5
mascheriad says:
wow
let me see i have always been a lyrics person and i like alot of old school .
growing up i had a taste of all kinds, my mom was contempary christian and old school r&b, my step dad went from tina turner to the doors
my grandmother was old gospel mrs. jackson to the five blind boys,
i have pretty much kept that same ball rolling
george duke
b.b king
anita baker
sade
duran duran
billi holiday
george michaels
floetry
nickleback
linkpark
U2(joshua tree was my fav. album)
savage garden
teddy p
madonna
prince
journey
foreniger
queen(who wants to live for ever is on of my altime favs)
elvis
enya
engima
tina turner
kevin max of course
maroon 5
garth brooks
cruel intentions soundtrack
the doors
bon jovi
o i could go on and on
i love music of all kinds as long as i can put steps to it for dance
and it has meaning and soul
my fav is rock and jazz
posted Jun 4
debb(e) says:
mavis.... hmmm....mr max is wowed and that's impressive. the blood is much anticipated-
by many-
momentum is building
posted Jun 1
kevin MAX says:
Mavis Staples.....she is appearing on THE BLOOD and i am beside myself. (to self...'wow, you are actually going to sing with Mavis Staples'....KM 'wow'.
posted May 29
judith says:
i've gotta add Sting/The Police. i've never had the pleasure of seeing them live, but i could imagine being absolutely rocked.
posted May 16
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a thievery conspiracy says:
it would be a travesty not to delve into the world of original jazz.
Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Sarah Vaughn and then the modern jazz vocalists like Diana Krall.
Low light,
a smoky voice
rising above a smokey atmosphere.
Writing music as you go.
posted May 14
Mike Freund says:
Forget everything you thought you knew. Jeremy Enigk is the greatest singer of all time. I just heard World Waits, and happened upon that startling realization.
posted Jan 18