Top vocalists in pop music - Page 3

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12:29p, 12/23/25

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Joni Mitchell

Anne Wilson

Sara McLachlan

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In reply to LondonAg89 • 8:18a, 12/24/25

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LondonAg89 said:
1996 said:
George Michael. He's covered Freddie and Elton live and easily holds his own.

+1 for George Michael

+2

That dude could sing. Powerful voice and incredible range. And as pop as pop gets. Ya' gotta have faith.

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1:31a, 12/25/25

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John Farnham, the Australian legend most Americans have never heard of.

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In reply to bthotugigem05 • 9:33a, 12/25/25

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bthotugigem05 said:
John Farnham, the Australian legend most Americans have never heard of.

Age of Reason was released about the time I moved to Australia. Whispering Jack was still in heavy rotation for the country.

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2:32p, 12/25/25

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Bruno Mars should be on the list.

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3:55p, 12/25/25

I came to pimp the Hag, but Michael McDonald and Steve Perry.

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In reply to Queso1 • 9:33a

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Al Green and it's not even close.

I'm so tired of being alone. I'm so tired of on my own.

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In reply to dmart90 • 10:17a

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dmart90 said:
LondonAg89 said:
1996 said:
George Michael. He's covered Freddie and Elton live and easily holds his own.

+1 for George Michael

+2

That dude could sing. Powerful voice and incredible range. And as pop as pop gets. Ya' gotta have faith.

What's crazy is his dad said he couldn't sing a lick growing up and I just can't fathom that he just learned to sing that well.

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A lot of great suggestions. I'll add one who still sounds today like he did at his peak- Robert Smith of The Cure.

He does sort of now look like my crazy old aunt though.

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In reply to MAROON • 3:50p

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In his defense he's kind of always looked like that.

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