Thursday, August 18, 2011

A Comprehensive Look At Female Pop Singers XIV

Amy Winehouse


                                           "Black bird singing in the dead of night
                                            Take these broken wings
                                            And learn to fly...all your life
                                            You were only waiting
                                            For this moment to arise...black bird...fly.
                                                                                     
                                                                                               The Beatles




     It was as if a musical holocaust had disparagingly occurred. And when the smoke cleared and the dust had settled...there she was...Ms.Winehouse. With a voice and a style that was soulfully retrospect carrying us back to a place when music was so innocent and pop music so new. A time when every song was a love song. Alot of Amy's songs were in fact covers of oldies, however, reconstructed better than the originals themselves. With that voice as inviting as her sad soul was to the destruction of her body and as addictive as nicotine. She has been compared to a few other singers...Ronnie Spector, in particular. But, Spector was such a girl-singer...so one-sided. Winehouse took on a very masculine energy with her talent that commanded you to listen, and targeted everybody. I always love people's reactions to her when her songs come on. Like full on gasps and moans...even cartwheels. I love that s**t. 


Technicalities:


Vocal Range:


Contralto


D3-Eb6


Style:

Achy-breaky Pop swing


Projection:


The mirror



"She's flying high, now"                                                 

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