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07-09-2002, 06:39 PM
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#1 | | 303 Collective / Gravis
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| Favorite Vocalists now that we have our own forum for house music....there's a much larger variety of vocalists out there.
Who's your favorite? who do you rate? Male and Female?
i'll always be a big fan of India for the females.
Colonel Abrams for the men gets props from me.....
other top vocalists:
Byron Stingily
Crystal Waters
Joi Cardwell
Lisa Shaw
Barbara Tucker
Adeva (ooh...just reminded me of Too Many Fish w/Frankie knuckles)
Paris Grey
Byron Chambers
Rosie Gaines
Damon Truett
tons more..... |
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07-09-2002, 09:39 PM
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#2 | | Registered User
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| Male Vocalists:
*Robert Owens (of "Tears" fame)
*Roland Clark ("Flowerz" and "Who Keeps Changing Your Mind")
Female Vocalists:
*India (nuff said...)
*Caron Wheeler ("Back to Life" and "Keep On Moving" fame) |
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08-09-2002, 05:19 PM
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#3 | | 303 Collective / Gravis
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| nice additions....specially Caron Wheeler |
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10-09-2002, 02:38 AM
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| not as knowledgeable as you all are with the names of the vocalists cause my main concern is dancing and simply feeling it, s bare with me....
1.Lisa Shaw...heard her live several times...amazing
2.the person who sings on "don't change for me" by erro...or maybe it is erro, i don't know...teddy douglas(basement boys) dropped it on friday...i f'in love that song!!
3.there is some gospel guy that lots of people sample...think his first name is kenny or something
4.india
5.those en vogue girls should definitely move into house music
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10-09-2002, 12:37 PM
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#5 | | 303 Collective / Gravis
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| | “ | 3.there is some gospel guy that lots of people sample...think his first name is kenny or something | ” | |
Kenny Bobien....lots of good stuff on the Soundmen On Wax label. definitely a solid vocalist. and yes he does lots of Gospel tracks. |
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10-09-2002, 11:40 PM
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#6 | | HHNIC
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| | “ | Originally posted by jena007
2.the person who sings on "don't change for me" by erro...or maybe it is erro, i don't know...teddy douglas(basement boys) dropped it on friday...i f'in love that song!!
peace | ” | |
You got it right, it's Erro. I'd probably say that "Don't Change for Me" is my favorite track of 2002. I somehow manage to completely flip out every single time someone drops it, no matter where I am or how tired I am that night. And watching a 6'3", 200+ lb. Black man flip out on a dance floor is truly a frightening sight, I've been told!
As for my favorites:
Argh....I'm trying to think of the main vocalist that Blaze uses on their tracks, especially "Elevation," "How Deep Is Your Love," and "Brand New Day."
Roland Clark is another awesome one. He works a lot with a good friend of mine here in ATL.
E-Man is awesome, be he singing or doing spoken word.
I suppose they're not mainly House vocalists (they're usually remixed or brought on as collaborators, especially with MAW), but:
Shaun Escoffery
James Ingram
Musiq Soulchild
As for the ladies:
Lisa Shaw pretty much owns American House at this point amongst the more recent vocalists.
Gina Rene of Soulstice is fantastic, too, though. The girl has presence.
Julie McKnight won me over with "Finally" last year.
Caron Wheeler is classic, no doubt.
God, I'm running out of gas, now. I'm sure I'll add someone else later and edit this post. 
Last edited by Sterling : 10-09-2002 at 11:48 PM.
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11-09-2002, 03:36 AM
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#7 | | Registered User
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| | “ | Originally posted by Sterling
You got it right, it's Erro. I'd probably say that "Don't Change for Me" is my favorite track of 2002. I somehow manage to completely flip out every single time someone drops it, no matter where I am or how tired I am that night. And watching a 6'3", 200+ lb. Black man flip out on a dance floor is truly a frightening sight, I've been told!  | ” | |
THAT'S A BEAUTIFUL SITE!!!!!!
There really is just something about that song....i flip out too!!!
djlove- kenny bobien....ah yes...that's the one!!! thank you
peace |
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11-09-2002, 11:22 AM
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| The Vocalist on Una mas - I will follow (defected)
Lisa Shaw, she does some stuff on naked music I think, she is more of a jazz vocalist.
Jeanie Hopper, although she does more spoken word stuff, really sexy voice though.
Don't know much about male vocalists. |
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13-09-2002, 06:32 AM
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20-09-2002, 06:56 AM
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#10 | | all about the wiggle room
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| All about Roland Clark....
I still say the best vocalist in dance music is Robbie Craig, but I don't believe he's crossed over into the 4/4 realm at all... |
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21-09-2002, 02:59 PM
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#11 | | 303 Collective / Gravis
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| i like robbie too, i don't know if i'd call him the best.....there's something about those British male vocalists though that i normally like.
Terence trent d'arby was one......rick astley...robbie craig.....i've even enjoyed William Young a lot...when does his full length come out? |
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22-09-2002, 11:37 AM
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#12 | | Registered User
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| | “ | Originally posted by Brickhouse All about Roland Clark....
I still say the best vocalist in dance music is Robbie Craig, but I don't believe he's crossed over into the 4/4 realm at all... | ” | |
Robbie Craig had a couple of 4/4 outings back in the mid 90's. He was a featured vocalist in a couple of Steve Anderson (of Brothers In Rhythm/DMC fame) productions which was quite good IMO. One of which was I think titled "Nothing I Can Do". |
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