Alan Clarke of the Hollies. Did you know his real name was Herbert? No not sniffer!
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Quote from: bog on October 08, 2014, 12:35:35 PM
Alan Clarke of the Hollies. Did you know his real name was Herbert? No not sniffer!
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Do you mean singers from groups that don't get as much attention in the mainstream for their singing ability as they should do?
If yes, Glen Goins
Speedy Keen Of "Thunderclap Newman"..
I think Jarvis Cocker has a wonderful voice. A singer from years ago that I thought had a great bass voice was Howard Keel.
David Wayne of Metal Church.
Quote from: Berserker on October 08, 2014, 02:22:19 PM
I think Jarvis Cocker has a wonderful voice. A singer from years ago that I thought had a great bass voice was Howard Keel.
Do Alfie Bow and Colm Wilkinson count ?
Quote from: bog on October 08, 2014, 12:35:35 PM
Alan Clarke of the Hollies. Did you know his real name was Herbert? No not sniffer!
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Harmonies with Graham Nash no less
Yes those who we never really hear getting credit. Some good ones there.
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Stuart Adamson ~ Big Country
RIP Stu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZOOJRR2W7U (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZOOJRR2W7U)
I saw Big Country at a New Years gig in Edinburgh gardens a few years back. I think Edwin Collins was on the bill as well, now there was a guy with a nice baritone voice.
Guy Garvey, Elbow front man, voice of an angel, face of an average bloke down t' pub....
Also Mark / Macy Free. Fantastic voice.
John Fogerty of CCR
Agree with all that I have heard. John Fogetry especially. Very underrated are CCR.
Quote from: bog on October 09, 2014, 01:14:53 PM
Agree with all that I have heard. John Fogetry especially. Very underrated are CCR.
Underrated guitarist too. Love the solo on 'heard of on the grapevine'
Heard it on the Grapevine is a top drawer track. 'It Came Out Of The Sky' is another.
A couple of suggestions
Peter Shoulder - The Union and previously with Winterville
Joe Dukie - Fat Freddy's Drop
Please guys PLEASE, it's "Heard it THROUGH the Grapevine." I've been performing that song for years and I wince every time there's another preposition appearing in the title.
Paul Carrick .....who still performs solo and with several groups. A favourite with Eric Clapton and the voice of the best tracks of Mike and the Mechanics.
Gary Brooker ...... Whiter Shade of Pale..... Although I knew him when front man for The Paramounts. Listen to their take on Curtis Mayfield's" I'm the one who loves you"
Hatter Don, what a fool is me! Anothoer name, Gary Pucket of the Union Gap.
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Young girl, get out of my mind
The sound track of our youth hey Captain?????
Fernhurst, there were a few of them! A couple I have never forgotten....I doubt if it is the same with me!
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Quote from: bog on October 10, 2014, 03:09:02 PM
Hatter Don, what a fool is me! Anothoer name, Gary Pucket of the Union Gap.
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Here are a couple more, Maggie Bell and the young lady who sang with Meat Loaf on a very long track about driving a car? Or doing something in one. What was her name?
Quote from: bog on October 11, 2014, 11:38:38 AM
Here are a couple more, Maggie Bell and the young lady who sang with Meat Loaf on a very long track about driving a car? Or doing something in one. What was her name?
Ellen Foley -- also an actress. The song is "Paradise by the Dashboard Light."
James Dewar, bass and vocal for Robin Trower
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OT21jl9Afbc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OT21jl9Afbc)
Thanks Hatter Don. A real strong voice. Like Posh Spice....
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Quote from: Barrett487 on October 08, 2014, 06:26:56 PM
Stuart Adamson ~ Big Country
RIP Stu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZOOJRR2W7U (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZOOJRR2W7U)
Great call.
Lee Brilleaux
Bill Hurley (The Inmates)
Freddie Horton (Fast Freddies Fingertips)
