Women in music

Lorde ~ Team

Tracy Chapman - Give me one reason

Awesome women #2

Brandy - Have You Ever

Music video by Brandy performing Have You Ever. Off the album Never Say Never. © 1998 Atlantic

Vanessa Williams Just For Tonight

Top 20 Best Female Singers of All Time

#1 The Voice
Whitney Houston simply known as the voice was the greatest female singer of all time. The sheer power of her vocals is second to none. Mrs. Houston have inspired a generation of musical artists in her over two decades long career. These artists include Lady Gaga, Monica, Celine Dion and also Brandy to name a few.

# 2 The Songbird
# 3 Queen of Soul
# 4 Folk Legend Royal Janis
#5 Queen of Rock N Roll
# 6 The Great Patti
# 7 The Voice of an Angel
# 8 Jazz and Soul Legend
# 9 Pop Diva
# 10 Powerhouse Fantasia



# 11 Queen of Disco
# 12 The Great Barbra Streisand
# 13 The Queen of Pop
# 14 British Superstar Amy
# 15 Dream Girl
#16 The Amazing Teena Marie
#17 Rock Queen Linda Ronstadt
#18 Pop Goddess Cher
#19 R&B Legend Toni
#20 Pop Queen Janet

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Taylor Swift ~ Blank Space

Doro Pesch is performing this Wednesday, March 11th at the Bluebird Theater. Pesch got her start as a rock and roll singer at the age of three when she started singing Little Richard's "Lucille" around the house. It was a perfect start for a woman who would go on to become one of the few female lead singers in heavy metal in the '80s. By the time she formed Warlock in 1982 at age eighteen, Pesch was a veteran of hard rock. She later became the first woman to front a heavy metal band at the Monsters of Rock tour, in 1986. Her legendarily powerful voice captivated fans, and Warlock, while not a household name, became one of the more popular European metal bands of the era.

Warlock's breakthrough album, 1987's Triumph and Agony, was a true showcase for Pesch's sheer power and range as a vocalist. Following the release of that album, the band and Pesch came into conflict with management over the name of the band (Pesch has since won back the right to use the name) and 1989's Force Majeure was released under the name Doro. For that album, Pesch recorded a cover of one of her favorite three songs growing up, "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum. The other two are "Ball And Chain" by Janis Joplin and "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" by 13th Floor Elevators. And that song as well as other tracks were successful in the late 80s when heavy metal reigned supreme on MTV.

Like most other artists of that era that wrote and performed metal, Doro saw a dip in her fortunes with the advent of alternative rock and grunge. Yet she continued to have a successful career in Germany and Europe and has released albums regularly over the last twenty-six years including her most recent, 2012's Raise Your Fist.



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