Elvis Presley. He conveys the appropriate and believable emotion to most any song. (during his prime anyway)
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WHAT, no love for Loudon Wainwright III? https://www.google.com/search?ei=JNM8XPzWO8-5ggeagp6wAg&q=loudon+wainwright+iii+dead+skunk&o... I suppose, none of you cared for Tiny Tim, either? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMbQsKJ64S0 CLASSIC(though the, "MALE VOCAL" part is debatable)! |
Back in the mid 90's at a press conference, Pavarotti was asked who he thought was the world's greatest singer, his answer.." Frank Sinatra", and for good reason. Sinatras' mono Capital recording's from the 1940's is when his voice had the greatest quality in terms of range, vibrato and length of breathe. But tragedy struck in 1950 when he tore his vocal cords causing severe hemorrhaging and could not sing for several months, and his voice was never the same. If your one of the lucky ones that has some of his Christmas albums from the 40's, they are truly golden treasures. |