Leonard Cohen

Bonnie Bramlett

Jon Anderson-Yes,Giddy Lee-Rush

nat cole was my first reaction. james taylor my next. aretha certainly. diana ross. roy orbison. whitney houston. elvis. louis armstrong!
probably named too many already.

i'm ashamed i forgot janis, stevie nicks, ella fitzgerald, and of course sam cook, there can never be another like he.

great choices, i forgot all three!

lucky ali

Kurt Cobain
Lin Manual-Miranda

Whitney Houston, Beyonce, & Mariah Carey

I am a big fan of Soundgarden and Audioslave, so it was sad news about the passing of their lead vocalist, Chris Cornell, he was a great vocalist. His version of 'Billie Jean', is brilliant.

Billy Corgan. Agreed to Kurt Cobain and Chris Cornell too. Grunge baby.

Ronnie Van Zant
Merle Haggard
Johnny Cash

Celine Dion
Charlotte Church

Those are some good ones, Stu!
Loved Ronnie Van Zant

Ronnie James Dio had the voice of a metal god, IMO

What A Wonderful World -- Louis Armstrong

Yes Dee \m/ DIO \m/

Well I can see that people have posted up many different singers that I would agree with. For me, I love the grunge era music so Cornell, Cobain and Staley make the list for me, sad that these amazing vocalists are no longer with us. Also Dolores O'Riordan from The Cranberries had an amazing voice too :D

Linda Perhacs. She is an unforgettable psychedelic folk singer from the USA. She has a lovely hypnotic voice.

Vashti Bunyan from the same era is another wonderful folk artist from the UK.

Minnie Ripperton, Teena Marie, Janice Joplin, and Luther Vandross come to mind, Prince, and of course Barry White.

Bob Dylan was a very recognizable voice(not one I cared for, but definitely recognizable)

James Brown had a unique sound, very recognizable as well.

I also love and recognize Steve Perry's voice anywhere (sang lead for Journey).

Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Ozzy Osbourne, Janis Joplin, Kate Bush, Bonnie Tyler, Joey Ramone

bruce dickinson, geoff tate, greg lake, rob halford, paul rodgers, chris robinson, dan baird more to come ... chrisette michelle, sheryl crow and personal fav. james dewar

Ronnie James Dio, Roy Orbison, Paul Rodgers (Free/Bad Company), Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden)plus Aussie's Jeff Duff, Neale Johns (Blackfeather), Russell Morris, Dave Tice (Buffalo/Count Bishops), Jim Keays (Masters Apprentices)

Most of my favs have been mentioned however my top two are Joe Cocker and Burton Cummings