I'm off to watch these 7 in whatever most recent performances I can find. These are some of the greats still here .

Definitely would add Allison Russell to this list. An amazing singer and multi-instrumentalist, with incredible energy.

LOVED YOUR LIST! Gaga. Allison. Tori. Alicia. Bonnie!!!!!...OMFG!!! MY LIST is far too long lol!! Never heard of Susan (don't shoot me) WOW! Brittany Howard (whn she ws wth Alabama Shakes "Hold On") a DREAM concert for me. Stevie Nicks..."The Chain" another dream...( edit: how could I forget Brandi C.?!) FANTASTIC list. LOVE YOUR CONTENT!

Hi Michael. I hear it in F# Minor

Bonnie!

Madison Cunningham, but I don’t know who in this list of 5 she’d replace. One song…Eva Cassidy’s “Over the Rainbow.”🙏🏼❤️

Beth Hart "I'd rather go Blind'

I've watched this reaction often. One of my favorite reaction videos to watch. I've been one of the biggest Van Halen fans on the planet for a long time. I was actually fortunate enough to have briefly met the band in 1998 during the VH3 tour with Gary Cherone on Vocals. I know most fans don't really talk much about that record. I was such a fan that I wore it out listening to it when it came out. Looking back, I recognize that it's not a great record. But one song that did stand out live was a Year To The Day. There is a really good video of that from a concert in Australia. I'm assuming you have already watched it. But if by some chance you have not, here's the youtube link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3OqgqChjciVeqssi=PLtv8pFAxM88_tXi

Hey Michael. I love your reviews and observations. You obviously have a deep love of music and all the back stories. Very cool and fun. Also, as an Australian, I can't thank you enough for NOT starting your videos with "WHAT'S AAAARRRRP"

You are special Michael !

Lately, I've been listening to Madison Cunningham and love her voice and guitar skills.

Check out Patty.Gtiffin or and Dar Williams, and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit are the best touring band right now. Patty's Little Desk Concert from 2013 is outstanding.

Thanks. Could never have listened to this music without your help😂

Do you think Michael likes funk?

I’m surprised you never mentioned the change in time signatures!

I think Beth Hart might be better than Susan.

I went to Jacob's concert in San Francisco last night. What an amazing experience to be part of one of his "audience choirs". He doesn't just guide you to the pitches. He also guides you to shape the vowels. We started on an "oooo", but at various points he had us shift to "ah" and "eee" and so on. I know he's done this a lot so he's figured out what works well for directing people, but even for a non-singer like me it was obvious what he wanted. Honestly makes me want to be better at singing.

Seeing Norah Jones at the Ottawa Jazz Fest this year, super pumped!

Man, do a vid on Beach Boys vocals - God Only Knows would be nice.

Thinking Sierra Ferrell should be top 10. Still relatively an unknown but she's been selling out large venues across the country this last year. Seeing her live is one of the best shows around.

Can’t argue with any of those but I’d add Diana Krall and, if they don’t have to be living, #1 is the late, great Aretha.

Norah is great... but her back up singers are pretty mid!

You have a very old fashioned image of female musicians..and to be honest of music too

Just one ... Joni Mitchell singing, "Marcie," circa 1976.

Molly Tuttle Samantha Fish Larkin Poe Not necessarily in that order.

Great list!

Hallelujah, Vincent, I Will always love You, Don't let the old man in, Unchained Melody. My top 5

For me, the song is all about Bob weir and those weirdo noises

This isn’t ska.

To me Patty Griffin is the best ever . Most underrated singer of all time. Unfortunately now in her early sixties she's losing her voice. Patty Griffin in her thirties there was no one better

Alicia Keys 0:44 Tori Amos 2:28 Nora Jones 3:56 Alison Krauss 6:02 Bonnie Raitt 8:27 Lady Gaga 11:20 Susan Tedeschi 14:33

I think of misfits at opera

Lillie Mae Rische is an on par singer songwriter/ musician who hasn’t gotten the exposure she deserves. Susan Tedeschi‘s version of Angel from Montgomery is one of my favorites kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJbLeIedia1lf68si=vul847cWF3yvB7yR

Is Stevie Nicks really that good? Just asking

Tuve la fortuna de ver 3 de 5

Kate Bush Running up that hill or Rhiannon Giddens playing anything!

I got to see Susan Tedeschi open for John Lee Hooker. At the time she was backed by Double Trouble. It must have been nearly 20 years ago, and I still get goosebumps when I remember it. Great talent.

Seen Bonnie Raitt about three times now, always fantastic! However, I think my pick to see tomorrow would be Brandi Carlisle. She'd have to pick the song, though -I couldn't.

I'd like to hear Edie Brickell, Lost in the Moment

Love your list! Tedeschi, Bonnie Raitt, and Allison Krauss are the strongest picks for me. I'd also add Emmylou Harris and Sierra Ferrell.

Love the list. No disagreements at all!

Eileen Jewell, check her out!

Gotta work on your editing skills, Michael. Not your best work here.

Couldn't agree with you more about "Prince is probably the 'baddest thing that's walked the planet' - especially as a guitarist. He was an absolute genius.

I was there. Roseland NYC 1997

Maybe Larkin Poe, maybe Jackie Venson, maybe Samantha Fish?…

No doubt your list is exceptional, but I have 3 Aussie names for you. Delta Goodrem, Missy Higgins, Vanessa Amorosi. Trust me, they will blow you away.We've got plenty more, but they are my 3 picks. I saw Savage Garden in 2001, with Vanessa as support. WOW! I would have been happy if the whole concert was her. Enjoy

Margo Price, Amy Ray Band, Waxahatchee, Sara Bareilles, Brandi Carlile.

Their Drummer (Chris Thatcher I think?) is amazing. Constantly changing up at those tempos.

He doesn’t know what he’s talking about lol