tyray
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| Who are your three favorite female singers? Ella Fitzgerald - who needs no introduction.And someone who could hold her own with anyone and any band leader the very underrated, Rosemary Clooney.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbQjDxA7g-M | |
| Who are your three favorite female singers? @mustbethemusic, Thank youRachelle Ferrell, how could I forget about her! I seen her at The Fox in Atlanta back in the day with the George Duke band, talk about a voice. She could and can sing her face off! And sing anything and any genre. Check t... | |
| Who are your three favorite female singers? Yeah Linda Ronstadt was one talented singer. She even has some albums in Spanish that would knock your socks off.Marilyn Mccoo (of The Fifth Dimension) she could really craft some magic with all those Laura Nyro written songs.Great thread, nicely ... | |
| Who are your three favorite female singers? +1 @skyscaper,Pasty Cline for sure | |
| Who are your three favorite female singers? Sarah VaughnDinah WashingtonAretha Franklin Chaka ChanWanda Hutchinson (of The Emotions)Tammy Terrell (with Marvin Gaye)Phyllis HymanJoni MitchellPatti Labelle | |
| Dinah Washington, have you listened to her? +1 elliottbnewcombjr | |
| Jazz is not Blues and Blues is not Jazz....... I know if I was born in an unpainted shotgun shack in the middle of nowhere, I would most certainly have the Blues. Not really, you can't miss - what you never had. | |
| Jazz is not Blues and Blues is not Jazz....... Blues in jazz is purely instrumental Oh contraire, of Billie Holiday's Strange Fruit - I think about the 2nd time I 'really' heard it, I wanted to cry... And also I would like to say something about the Blues that I've always considered fascin... | |
| Jazz is not Blues and Blues is not Jazz....... It also shows blues pioneer Charley Patton, an early 20th Century Mississippi Delta guitarist of Choctaw and African-American ancestry, fused Native American rhythms with black music.Co-director Catherine Bainbridge says the film presents a miss... | |
| Jazz is not Blues and Blues is not Jazz....... 'Jazz ain't Blues and Blues ain't Jass.......But I tell you what. If you cain't play the blues. You cain't play jass.' If we didn't have blues were sure wouldn't have jazz.@oldhvymec,You're on to something big bruh.How's this, Country Western, Roc... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world Now in the new house, with a bigger listening room (14 x 17) I have 2 subs on the floor but still have 2 up high facing the ceiling. @hleeid,Sounds so cool!I think you do have the swarm right? Where are your subs located in the new room? | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world @mitch2,It took me a very long time to wrap my head around having more than 2 subs. I was from the school that says you always put your subs in the corners about 6 inches or less from the walls in symmetrical positions. And you only need 2.When I ... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world What I don’t understand is why do people on this site always verbally attack Duke for just being a businessman, entrepreneur and fellow Agon poster? You don’t have to try, buy or use the swarm, but all the keyboard internet negativity is not warra... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world One SW12 provides satisfying high quality mono bass. Two SW12's produce more realistic stereo bass, higher levels, and better smoothness. Three SW12's add front / rear information and truly envelope the listener in bass. @mitch2, Your above qu... | |
| Help me understand "the swarm" in the broader audiophile world Your comment made me think of two reasons I have not tried a DBA yet, and something Duke (or somebody) could work on to help those of us who already own and use two great sounding subs:@mitch2, One of the things I’ve admired about Duke is he has a... |