Do you have a favorite male singer?

[RogerD]

Last night I was listening to Bobby Darin sing "Moon River", he is best known for his swing style,but here he shows his talent.
I also played a Jack Jones CD. I was surprised how every song was just well done,hit material. Jack came by his voice honestly, his father was Alan Jones, also with a great voice.

I won't make a list but there are about 20, I think that I listen to regularly.

 

[Steve williams]

some of the old crooners for sure such as Sinatra, Crosby and Nat King Cole

 

[RogerD]

some of the old crooners for sure such as Sinatra, Crosby and Nat King Cole

Steve, they would certainly be on the list.

 

[Steve williams]

Robert Goulet in his prime would be also

 

[RogerD]

I always liked Goulet. You don't hear his music aired much anymore, but he had a fine voice. John Gary was another singer with a under appreciated voice.

 

[joe1515]

My top four male singers (in no order);

Otis Redding
Eddie Vedder
Chris Cornell
B.B. King

 

[MylesBAstor]

Some of mine:

Johnny Cash
Bob Marley
Tony Bennett
Mel Torme
Elton John
Paul McCartney

 

[Johnny Vinyl]

I would have to go with (in no particular order of favourite):

Nat King Cole
Frank Sinatra
Tony Bennett
Cat Stevens
Steve Winwood
Joe Cocker
John Lee Hooker
Paul McCartney
Charles Aznavour

John

 

[Gregadd]

Barry White
Al Green
Jon Lucien
Lou Rawls when he sung jazz.
If these guys could not get it done I might as well call her a cab.

 

[Ronm1]

'Twas Chad Mitchell and still is

 

[treitz3]

Vince Gill
Mark Knopfler

Tom

 

[Hi-FiGuy]

The tittle indicates singular so I am going with Frank.
I know many will cringe at this one but, Ronnie James Dio had a fantastic voice in Heavy Metal, fantastic story teller and you could always understand/hear the words.

 

[PeterA]

Johnny Hartman and Ian Gillan

 

[fas42]

John Rowles, from New Zealand ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R9fD-2ebpE

... and, still going strong,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOas0FASxuQ.

 

[Mike Lavigne]

Harry Connick, Jr.
James Taylor
Jim Morrison
Harry Bellefonte

all not yet listed but among my favorites.....

if I was choosing only one likely it would be Nat King Cole.

 

[zztop7]

AS usual you need the correct album/cd & the correct cut:
Alexander O'Neil
Marvin Gaye
Muddy Waters
Luther Vandross
Son House

zz.

 

[still-one]

Current Artists
Richard Hawley
Mick Hucknall
Marcus Mumford
Wille Nelson

Older Artists
Elvis
Roy Orbison
Gene Pitney
Sam Cooke

 

[YashN]

AS usual you need the correct album/cd & the correct cut:

Marvin Gaye

Luther Vandross

Two of the best for sure.

Bowie
Gahan
Gore
McAloon (Prefab Sprout)
Idol
Oakey
Harket
Cornell
Kurt Harland Valaquen/Larson (Information Society)
Hutchence
Ingram

 

[YashN]

Last night I was listening to Bobby Darin sing "Moon River", he is best known for his swing style,but here he shows his talent.

Andy Williams for me.

 

[es347]

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