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Title: Some Female Vocal Suggestions
Post by: cosmo_man on April 12, 2008, 04:48:00 PM: Sarah Mclachlan: The freedom sessions or fumbling towards ecstasy

Norah Jones: Not too late or Come away with me

Joni Mitchell: Blue or Court and Spark

Gillian Welch: Time the revelator and Revival

K.D. Lang: Ingenue or Shadowland

Rickie Lee Jones: Rickie Lee Jones or Pirates

Bonnie Rait: luck of the draw or nick of time

Natalie Merchant: Ophelia

Anne Sofie Von Otter: Marian Cantatas and Arias (Handel) (first heard this in an Avantgarde demo at CES, great music and recording)

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while I'm at it:

Miles Davis: kind of blue (make a lot) some day my prince will come

John Coltrane: many, but e.g. a love supreme

Willy Nelson: stardust (a classic)

Lyle Lovett: live in texas and step in this house

Neil Young: greatest hits, comes a time, ... many

Knopfler/Harris: all the roadrunning

Tom Waits: Nightwawks at the diner and heart of saturday night

James Taylor: greatest hits + many

All of these are recorded well enough to be demo material, but they are musically great as well!
Title: Re: Some Female Vocal Suggestions
Post by: steveidosound on July 14, 2008, 06:37:32 PM: I would like to add some Warner titles.
Emmylou Harris Roses In the Snow and Angel Band,
The Roches self titled and
(not female vocal) Brothers in Arms Dire Straits
Are these all old enough too be analog masters?
Title: Re: Some Female Vocal Suggestions
Post by: JoeG on July 14, 2008, 07:01:33 PM: Some great choices above. I love the idea of "Blue" as well as Rickie Lee Jones' first LP. I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my LP reissue of that one. I've just about worn out my original pressing of that one.
Title: Re: Some Female Vocal Suggestions
Post by: rhetorick on September 16, 2008, 07:06:12 PM: I think Gillian Welch would be superb!!

Norah Jones' Come Away With Me would be nice as well.
Title: Re: Some Female Vocal Suggestions
Post by: Ben on September 16, 2008, 07:44:21 PM: Well we know the tape exists , I just don't know the artist.
Shelby Lynne - Just A Little Lovin

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shelby-lynne/vinyl-vs-ipod_b_89336.html
A good read here on tape mastering vs digital.
PS. I found this by accident on google search today, but I hope you enjoy it.
Title: Re: Some Female Vocal Suggestions
Post by: Kenkirk on October 07, 2008, 11:54:34 AM: Linda Ronstadt did 3 lp's with Nelson Riddle back in the early eighties:

"Whats' New"
"Lush Life"
"For Sentimental Reasons"

Her vocals are at their peak, the band is wonderful. The dynamics on vinyl are excellent. It would be a nice big artist score if you could get the masters!

Ken