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    Yes - Karen Carpenter. Her voice in «Calling occupants ...» is (was) unearthly good.

    I seem to remember a certain «Adeva», too. She was different, but not bad at all.

    Esther Philips - «What a Difference a Day Makes»?

    Randy Crawford - «Streetlife»?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaguars_fan
    Minnie Riperton was the one who sang Lovin' You
    I believe Maya Rudolph, one of the current SNL players, is Minnie Riperton's daughter. Although I think the show is fairly unwatchable in its present form, its quite obvious she has a special voice.

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    Marilyn Monroe. At least when she sang "Happy Birthday" to President Kennedy. I do not care how bad it really was, she sang it like she was ready to get on her knees and unz. Oops, wrong "forum".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hawkeye
    I believe Maya Rudolph, one of the current SNL players, is Minnie Riperton's daughter. Although I think the show is fairly unwatchable in its present form, its quite obvious she has a special voice.
    You are correct...she is the daughter of songwriter/producer Richard Rudolph & Minnie Ripperton. Richard and Minnie co-wrote "Lovin' You".

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    Sarah Brightman
    K.D. Lang
    Valarie Carter
    Annie Lenox
    and I can't believe no one remembers the greatest female singer ever.

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    Like I said before, if we are going to start comparing the female speakers based upon a criteria other than their voices (such as physical appearance, or.... their eagerness to, um, what was that phrase
    Quote Originally Posted by Mudcat
    get on her knees and unz
    , we are going to open a whole big can of worms.


    In which case I have several that I would like to nominate.
    Steven

    Do I really look like I know what I am doing?

    Say Hi to you wife for me.

    I see said the blind man as the deaf mute hammered the nail into his thumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by race4aliving
    and I can't believe no one remembers the greatest female singer ever.

    Patsy Cline
    Because most of us are not tabacco chewing, dinner plate sized belt buckle wearing, bow legged cowboys.
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    Wonder why no one has selected:

    Celine Dion

    Shania Twain

    Who has sold more recordings in their respective class?

    Who can deliver a song like Celine?

    Who has composed and can sing a country song to top Shania among women singers?

    Who gets better paid and who gets contracted for a longer period than Celine (her Vagas contract just been extended for an extra year).

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    Quote Originally Posted by mfabien
    Wonder why no one has selected:

    Shania Twain

    Who has sold more recordings in their respective class?

    Who has composed and can sing a country song to top Shania among women singers?
    Simple. Shanie Twain is an entertainer, not a singer. Even when she wins the CMA Entertainer of the Year, she is never even nominated as Best Female Vocalist. The BFV category is reserved for people with more talent than packaging, and normally includes true singers like Tricia Yearwood, Martina McBride, Faith Hill, Sara Evans, LeeAnn Womack, and (during the years she's not failing miserably as a pop diva) LeeAnn Rimes.

    With that level of singing ability to compete against, Shania is nothing more than, well, an entertainer. She will never be referred to as a songbird.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudcat
    Because most of us are not tabacco chewing, dinner plate sized belt buckle wearing, bow legged cowboys.
    Mudcat, sorry to inform you but,I too am from northern Virginia. I don't chew tobbacco or have a big belt buckle. heck the only time i've been on a horse was in Iraq. if my legs are bowed it's from jumping out of airplanes. you didn't need to flame me because I happen to like a "country" singer who is also from northern Virginia...like you and I. but I guess you could tell I was a redneck from my other choices for my picks for best female voice.
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