KOAB
KOAB
I've wanted to do this thread for a while... genre doesn't matter. I'll start off with three more oldies voices.
Danny Boy --- Jackie Wilson
Since I was around 6 and listening to my mother play her records... there's just something I've always liked about Jackie Wilson's voice. For a 4th grade talent show I tried singing "Lonely Teardrops" by him... lost to some kid who tapdanced his way into the hearts of all the parents that night... anway, I've always wanted to sound like Jackie... losing track of thought here... yeah, great voice, could listen to any of his songs for days at a time.
otis redding
Otis Redding is another voice that just does it for me. My father always played his albums while working on cars or just running errands and it slowly grew on me, but I didn't really grow to appreciate it up until my teen years, as I was more into nice clean voices instead of the deep soulful voices as a child.
Wendy Rene - After Laughter
Wendy Rene... man do I wish she sung a few more songs, but I'll always have this and a few more of her singles.
Danny Boy --- Jackie Wilson
Since I was around 6 and listening to my mother play her records... there's just something I've always liked about Jackie Wilson's voice. For a 4th grade talent show I tried singing "Lonely Teardrops" by him... lost to some kid who tapdanced his way into the hearts of all the parents that night... anway, I've always wanted to sound like Jackie... losing track of thought here... yeah, great voice, could listen to any of his songs for days at a time.
otis redding
Otis Redding is another voice that just does it for me. My father always played his albums while working on cars or just running errands and it slowly grew on me, but I didn't really grow to appreciate it up until my teen years, as I was more into nice clean voices instead of the deep soulful voices as a child.
Wendy Rene - After Laughter
Wendy Rene... man do I wish she sung a few more songs, but I'll always have this and a few more of her singles.
