Top Five (5) Female Artists In The Game

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[@Guitargate]

If you could see one girl sing one song tomorrow, who would it be? For me, it's got to be Susan.

[@smilingcorpse6258]

I wanna see Lana Del Rey ngl

[@RJMCK]

Sierra Ferrell

[@takeseven-]

Margo Timmins

[@robertandre778]

Aimer (Japan is the best ;)))

[@adamclark8056]

I'm with you on this one!

[@robinbradbury6493]

Alison Krauss has a voice from another world. Her voice is magical.

[@zsazsafabian3958]

Michael it’s the joy in your eyes while listening to these amazing artists that also brings joy to your viewers on your channel thanks!

[@ginpepper]

💯

[@rh-bd6wv]

Patti Griffin. Extraordinary singer, songwriter, and musician. Her performances and songs can wreck and redeem you.

[@rocnpops62]

I saw Alison Krauss in a venue with 3600 other people and she had grown men crying. A hauntingly beautiful voice.

[@videditorEB1]

She’s the top top. Then Tori. That’s it. Nobody else really comes close. KD Lang has her moments. If I had to listen to one voice forever, it would be Alison Krause.

[@dennyshonda]

I love her

[@benpuss]

My fave… plus she can be hilariously funny in between songs and joking around with the members of Union Station.

[@jamesscott2704]

Beth Hart

[@officialWWM]

She can’t play an instrument.

[@billramey5994]

@@officialWWMshe plays multiple instruments

[@ronmartinez9333]

She plays piano, bass, guitar, cello, all at a high level

[@andyj845]

Yep, I would have included Beth and Brandi Carlile.

[@jodutoit9969]

@@officialWWM. BS....of course she plays...multiple instruments

[@karen_3343]

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

[@Parker53151]

Emmylou Harris

[@yvonneeaster]

No arguments here. Mmmmm

[@birdyseeds]

I’ve always considered “I Can’t Make You Love Me” as one of the most beautiful and saddest songs ever recorded…I think it’s even sadder than George Jones’ “He Stopped Loving Her Today”.

[@mafobeka]

Eva Cassidy autumn leaves. R.I.P

[@k2thepeak]

Great choice. Soul-melting choice, in fact.

[@gregoryjohnson8946]

"Who knows where the time goes"--Eva Cassidy.....Mick Fleetwood still looking for his lower jaw.

[@reddragonready]

Hardly falls in the category in question of "artists you can go see live today"

[@karenadotson6232]

Yes, Eva! Yes

[@mikemulcahy6588]

How did Brandi Carlile miss out? Great list, hard to keep at 7 but I have seen Brandi play, and that is magic!

[@megdelaney4451]

Agree

[@ashleeolson7325]

Agreed 💯 Brandi has haunting voice.

[@kerrimacpherson9205]

Not just her ability, which is profound, but also how she gets involved in supporting other artists.

[@notyoaveragesouthernmama5734]

Norah doesn’t get enough credit. She literally had the highest-selling album by a female artist in the 2000s (Come Away with Me) on a flailing Jazz label and managed to cohesively meld jazz, pop, blues, easy listening, soft rock, and country influences into her distinct smoky sound. Her podcast Norah is Playing Along is great and a testament to her versatility. She’s also not just slow songs either. Her songs Happy Pills, Chasing Pirates, and Everybody Needs a Best Friend are good examples of different moods to her music.

[@kylewoodiel]

Molly Tuttle is at the top of my list to see next

[@johnlewis8493]

I saw her a couple month ago in Portland; absolutely fantastic; did an unparalleled rendition of White Rabbit

[@vasocreta]

Molly live Is absolutely terrific. She is so damn talented.

[@officialWWM]

Boring…

[@dalehamon4295]

Hell. I thought Molly would have been #1 on the list. I really like her rendition of Gentle on my mind. Her guitar playing and singing is second to none 😎

[@DesignRhythm]

Yes, she kicks ass.. her fiddle player stole the show, though.

[@K0okyKats]

Lucinda Williams

[@moheimer]

Hi Michael, me - old guy from germany, I follow your clips for some time now, but I never saw you soooooo touched and "open/vulnerable" as in this clip ... I have tears in my eyes - because of your incredible choices (most of which I didn't know until today) but also because of your "feel" ... I am so grateful ... thanks a lot ... and keep on to music 👍🏼

[@vwynnr]

Thank you for including our hometown favs Tedeschi Trucks! You have my other picks on the list as well with Bonnie Raitt, Allison Kraus and Lady Gaga. Big omission - Ann and Nancy Wilson. And Michael if you haven’t seen Grace Potter recently, you need to see that girl. She is a force of nature and puts on an amazing show. To honor my favorite who has passed- Sharon Jones. She too was a force of nature.

[@allisonc7258]

Yes!!! To Grace and Sharon! So cool to see someone know Sharon ❤

[@katherinea5011]

Rhiannon Giddens should be on this list. Top Six...top seven, top eight...no need to remove any of the other artists from this list. There's plenty of room for all of these incredibly talented musicians. Love Susan, she's a force of nature and TTB is so fantastic,

[@jerrycarriveau1620]

Beth Hart "I'd rather go Blind'

[@DogDad728]

Great list! Alison Krauss is my second favorite female artist of all time. If I had a Time Machine I’d want to see Karen Carpenter (My all time favorite) sing “Superstar” while playing drums with her brother Richard. Just haunting and beautiful!

[@wajj1842]

I love to be there also. Then I could just die, because nothing could top that.

[@aceshelman]

Samantha Fish is an absolute blow the doors off blast to see.

[@JKFlaker]

Good call 👍🏼

[@christsotsoros]

Nice list. Allison Kraus is straight fire. Bonnie Raitt is beyond excellent. Not on list, but still worhty. Pink is great. And believe it or not, Kelly Clarkson can sing anything and sing it phenomenally.

[@davidandresen8195]

Kelly doesn't play an instrument.

[@ginpepper]

I concur w Pink!

[@BuckMcAntlerson]

Dude I. Love. Your. Passion.

[@stephanieborkin7087]

Music is what feelings sound like. These women have what it takes to let the deepest of feelings come out. Excellent list, Michael and I 100% agree with your picks. I would add Sara Bareilles to my list.

[@carolegrafton5748]

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

[@AstroPickle]

I think I'd go see Sara Bareilles perform Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, or Lizzy McAlpine doing her song doomsday. For a band, I'd also go for Tedeschi-Trucks, but Anyhow. Edit: or maybe Paramore doing All I Wanted…

[@kennfujioka]

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

[@poipu425]

fantastic performer/writer/singer....she put a wonderful piece of music on youtube called Life According To Raechel (Live At Sonic Ranch Big Blue)...this was about her grandmother...absolutely gorgeous....great shout out.

[@joanlooper2007]

We are almost in sync Michael. My one song from one woman would be Susan but the song would be “I Pity the Fool.” That song showcases her vocals, guitar, and ability to riff. I have gone to see them play for the past 3 years. They are AMAZING!!!!!!

[@janflewelling6277]

Outstanding list. I can't argue with any of the choices. Thank you in particular for including Susan Tedeschi. When you say that's who you'd see tomorrow - I had the joy of seeing her (and the TTB) live this year. What a hidden (from many people) gem, and YES great guitar skills. I would have chosen her playing Do I Look Worried. What all these amazing women have in common is not just great singing ability, but deep musicianship and instrumental talent. Music is so much an organic part of who they are - not just something they do. It's a soulful experience to listen to them. GaGa sang it best - I was born this way.

[@lynnbrasgala7217]

So glad you brought Allison Krause to this list. She has a voice like clear crystal❤

[@wilsah]

Interesting list based on the title. Bit more nostalgic than really 'in' the game, but I get it... Kacey Musgraves, Sarah Jarosz, Sierra Ferrell, Sierra Hull feel like worthy considerations. The talented ladies are aplenty tho!

[@officialWWM]

I’m pretty sure Lady Gaga may be offended at being called “nostalgic” 😂

[@ryanjapan]

you should check out St. Vincent (Annie Clark) -- from songwriting & creativity to guitar skill to performance presence she's up there with aliens like Prince and I've rarely been as captivated by a live performance

[@deniselauro1144]

Your picks are ALL spot on! I love each and every one of those amazing female artists. So fortunate to have been at Tedeschi Trucks' premiere concert in NYC at MSG in 2023 and will see them again this year in August in CT where I live. Their band is insanely great and Derek's guitar virtuosity is mind-blowing. I'm a singer with similar Bonnie/Susan vocal range and could only hope to be half as good.

[@thseed7]

Nancy Wilson should be considered in your next list where you apologize for forgetting the best 🤣😉

[@paulriddle7818]

She'd be considered too heavy for this list

[@TR-ry1xv]

Midnight in Harlem is fire track too tho

[@jameshurrish9897]

the glassy, tear-filled eyes when you're watching Bonnie. It's what it's all about. Good video, Michael

[@Guitargate]

Yup. She’s the best.

[@jameshurrish9897]

@@Guitargate those moments when a singer makes the hair on your arm stand UP

[@benstewart9202]

I feel completely blessed to be able to see Bonnie, Susan, and another woman I’d put on this list, Rachael Price and Lake Street Dive, all this summer. Seeing LSD at Red Rocks in July is a bucket list venue for me. Great content as always.

[@kennymartin9959]

Roberta Flack singing Killing Me Softly during a sound check may have been the purest and most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard

[@RockandRollWoman]

Does she play an instrument? That requirement kept a few fabulous singers off my list.

[@closertoyouvt]

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

[@Patterner]

wait, are you talking about Indigo Girls or a different Amy Ray Band?

[@closertoyouvt]

@@Patterner Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls, solo with her band. They put on a fantastic show. Great musicians. She's still Indigo Girls but also has this separate project. See them if you can!

[@Patterner]

@@closertoyouvt wrong side of the pond unfortunately. but i'll hunt down videos :) I've seen the Indigo Girls when they did a concert in Hamburg (i think). Even talked to them after the show and Emily shook my hand (haven't washed it since)

[@closertoyouvt]

@@Patterner Indigo Girls are a gift to humanity! Here's a vid that doesn't show the band much but the performance is mesmerizing. The Rise of the Black Messiah, which was on an Indigos album. Lifeblood has tons of content. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2GtenedndlompIsi=EUEAFIrbM3j1IhsL

[@gobigparts]

Oh for sure Brandi Carlile. So talented.

[@JayvanSon]

Couldn’t agree more! Saw them the other day in Sydney Australia and they were amazing! Weeks later still have goosebumps!

[@doofinator4285]

I saw Alison Krauss and Robert Plant in 2022 and Nora Jones in 2017. Absolute class acts and phenomenal talents. I agree that we have to see great talent while we can. As someone who missed the opportunity to see Chris Cornell and a few others, I wish I would’ve made it to the show.

[@KyleRawlins1]

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.

[@danperson5337]

More than just one of your choices moved me to goosebumps. You know a piece of music strikes home when that occurs. I feel that you could have added one more to your list in Clare Lynch give her a listen. I enjoy the channel Michael. Keep up the good work.

[@hapsdiner]

k.d. lang - hallelujah..... beautiful and haunting

[@officialWWM]

🤮

[@k2thepeak]

Constant Craving would be a nice encore.

[@micheletotton9342]

Totally agree

[@kenlassiter3107]

One band, POST MODERN JUKEBOX, ONE VOCALIST, HALEY RIENHART SINGING, CREEP.

[@sherirx]

So excited you included Susan Tedeschi!!! Saw her live in Nashville years ago and she was phenomenal! One of my favs!

[@HalfFastForward]

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

[@scottk8244]

I seen the legendary Bonnie Raitt when she opened up for James Taylor, whom I've seen seven times, in Peoria Illinois, just a wonderful performance

[@shannonjenkins9251]

Alison Krauss live concert is truly an incredible, unique experience.. It’s almost spiritual.

[@buckobango]

Absolutely Alison and Bonnie! I would add Wynonna Judd who is Patsy Cline and Elvis 's baby clone. Dolly Parton who is a prolific singer songwriter whose songs have been covered by other great singers like Whitney Houston.

[@user-og2wt3le4j]

Here's some other female singers you should check out: 1. Shelby Lynne 2. Allison Moorer 3. Diane Reeves 4. Catherine Russell 5. Beth Hart 6. Lizz Wright 7. Mandy Barnett 8. Kandace Springs 9. Cecile McLorin Salvant 10. Jazzmeia Horn

[@PeterJDeVault]

Great choices. I've been so fortunate to see Susan and band several times in the last couple years. I'm going to see them as often as I possibly can. The whole band experience is just over the top great.

[@LuckyLarue9429]

Fantastic list! The only one you missed IMHO would be the Voice herself - Brandi Carlile. Amazing vocals and a kick-ass band.

[@k2thepeak]

Saw Brandi with Brandy Clark last season at RedRocks. It was only of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. Dear Insecurity - few dry eyes among the rocks…

[@greendave41]

Yes and yes! TTB doing “Shame” is a close second but “Until You Remember” excites the follicles. On an other note - Sierra Hull wowed me recently.

[@williamirelan9332]

Rhiannon Giddons , Emmylou Harris , and Molly Tuttle are all worth a look. The list is never complete .

[@viStringTheory]

Great list. Tori, Tori, Tori! She changed me and my teenage boy perspective in 1992. I feel so grateful to have seen her during her Under the Pink tour and again supporting Boys for Pele. She is an absolute master at her art.

[@chriscavanaugh1001]

Rachael Price and Molly Tuttle should be on this list

[@zounds13]

Price is too much of a yarler for me. Tuttle rules.

[@TimPeare]

I agree. I have seen Alicia, Tori, Norah, Allison, Lady Gaga and Tedeschi Trucks playing “Until You Remember”. Bonnie has eluded me, I wish to correct that. I have also seen Aretha Franklin, Neko Case, Aoife O’Donovan, First Aid Kit, Regina Spektor, Alanis Morissette, Lauren Hill, Alabama Shakes and Cyndi Lauper to name a few. Great list, love the ladies of song!

[@acousticarchivefortwayne930]

Great picks Michael. It's so hard to do a top 5 because there are so many women with incredible vocal and instrumental skills. Another to mention in the future is Sierra Hull and her version of "Black Muddy River" or her incredible instrumental work with Bela Fleck. The voice of an angel, the chops of a virtuoso, and the smile of your best friend.

[@lookingaround2]

Sierra Hull quickly became my fav bluegrass player. What a talent..:)

[@RockandRollWoman]

I love Sierra Hull too. Encountered her on one of Leland Sklar’s videos from when Lee was on tour with Lyle Lovett and Sierra Hull opened some of the shows. I've come across some excellent music watching Leland play tracks from songs he played bass on.

[@stevenolson3466]

I would have loved to see Whitney Houston sing the National Anthem. When I heard her sing it when I was a Marine over in Desert Storm. I stood in my uniform and cried tears of joy. In my humble opinion, this was her crown jewel. On that day, her voice was perfect for this occasion: Respectfully yours, Steven Olson SSgt USMC

[@jamesbeck5113]

I kept trying to put Whitney in there too, but she's not a musician. I'm not sure about her song writing either...what a voice though!

[@jostauffer6637]

Thank you for your service sir!

[@pamelajohnson834]

Tina Turner was PHENOMENAL. I've saw her in the 90's and I'll never forget it. RIP Tina.

[@brianmonte4708]

Lucinda Williams. Patty Griffin.

[@deanneprock9867]

I stumbled on this video and just love how much you love music! Real music. I so enjoyed watching your face which reflects your soul and love of true musicians. Thank you for sharing.

[@dwashington607]

That was a great list. I've been lucky to see all of those ladies perform live many times.

[@jhonea66]

I was in a Virgin Records store in Vancouver BC in 2002, and I heard something playing over the store’s PA that stopped me in my tracks: Alison Krauss & Union Station Live. So good…I’ve been a big fan ever since.

[@keithfletcher7519]

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

[@bobstravels]

I love her. Useless Desires is one of my all-time favorite songs. I finally got to see her a couple years ago and I have to agree. Unfortunately it wasn't the signature voice I listened to steadily for about a decade. Still love her though.

[@michaelhudson981]

Talking about losing your voice… I saw Patty in Santa Cruz last October. She had a head cold that took all the power out of her voice, but her spirit was so strong! She gave her best effort and although I would have loved all her power and glory, I was really impressed with her grit

[@GoVoteDemocracy]

Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa singing I’d Rather Go Blind at their Amsterdam concert.

[@shesparkey]

Britney Howard, over my head. Would be my one artist one song but I agree with your list and have seen them all live. Suzan lots of times both prior to her touring with her husband and after.

[@megdelaney4451]

Oh yes!!

[@scribe_samples2309]

I can sure agree on Bonnie & that song!

[@louisevad6091]

I started to cry when you said Bonnie Raitt. I saw her for free at Bumbershoot in Seattle on a Friday afternoon. She was acoustic with Freebo her bass player. She was spectacular then singing Midway and Angel from Montgomery . I was lifted to the heavens. She just as good today. ❤

[@markorchard2272]

For me, TORI!!!! But pre-2010. I've seen her live many times. Electrifying. (great video btw 👏)

[@markorchard2272]

You're probably too young to know/appreciate Suzanne Vega. Saw first live in 1987. Then last year she agreed to let me photograph her at a sound check on her world tour. Took her portrait in the same seat I first sat in when I saw her live in '87!

[@jasonremy1627]

Gotta add The Warning to the list. Three women, amazing on their instruments, amazing voices, even better live than in the studio.

[@alexgray8804]

Johnette napolitanno with concrete blonde singing make me cry

[@zounds13]

Oh god yes. Best voice ever.

[@alexgray8804]

And super underrated

[@danhardin5604]

Outstanding job on picking the top 7. If I could see Bonnie Raitt sing "Angel from Montgomery" in person, that would just about complete my bucket list.....check out Sierra Hull if you have the chance. She's an accomplished mandolin player and has a sweet voice that will remind you a lot of Alison Krauss.

[@russellward9662]

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

[@Dr.Saavedra]

Beth Hart si first in my list

[@dannyberry8725]

Saw her back in the 90s when she was first starting out before she went on to tour with Joe Bonnamassa singing classics but Beth Hart has one of the purest voices ever and the song I would love to hear live again is Mama. Also would love to see Joss Stone sing anything live.😊

[@Thegeneralms1]

Bonnie spent time in my home town of Como, MS learning from Mississippi Fred McDowell. He passed away in 72 the year before I was born. The old people in out little town still talk about Bonnie. When they put up a Blues Marker in honor of Fred she showed up for the presentation.

[@RockandRollWoman]

Sounds like something she would do!

[@CCHDanbury]

2nd best love song after I Can’t Make You Love Me is kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH_PqX5-bq-no8Usi=ev8aUK82dXCblZTW. Also Madison Cunningham, Sierra Hull

[@jiggity76]

Michael...I was gonna call you out and say how dare you not place Alison in first place! Then I saw Bonnie there and thought, yeah, you nailed it. I remember being about 14 years old and riding in the back of my parents Mercury Cougar. Playing in it's cassette radio was Bonnie's Luck of the Draw. Riding around in that beautiful car and hearing that beautiful lady's voice coming from the rear speakers was life changing. I remember just staring out the window and getting fully immersed in her voice. I love the entire album, getting jazzed up on some of her songs and almost breaking down with tears, especially when listening to I Can't Make You Love Me. Michael, I also noticed you getting teary eyed here in the video. I get it man...just an incredibly beautiful and heartbreaking song at the same time. Bonnie's story telling is like no other and gut wrenching at times, particularly when she says, "I close my eyes, then I won't see, the love you don't feel, when your holding me", it just tears me up every time. This is why we all love her. Thank you for doing this video, couldn't agree more with your choices.

[@jostauffer6637]

My humble opinion? It's like comparing whiskey to wine. A matter of taste and their styles are so different. Why does one have to beat the other?

[@defariase]

Amazing list. I would happily go see any of these fantastic artist anytime. The only one that you don't have on your list and she would be the first one I would go see right now if I could is Sara Bareilles - Gravity. I feel her voice cutting right through my soul when she sings that song. That's my favorite. Thanks for sharing

[@mikegibbons7763]

Great list that I would also include Brandi Carlisle and Beth Hart.

[@maccxoph]

Grace Potter and Rachel Price deserve mention here

[@user-nb9pc6ie4z]

What a great compilations. Saw that last one two weeks ago in Berkeley (honored to volunteer usher for TTB).

[@randy129]

That guy standing on Allison’s left over there is Dan Timinski. Probably one of the best Bluegrass pickers in Nashville and that’s saying something.

[@EndangeredSouls]

And of course, Jerry Douglas on Dobro the complete Legend

[@Gert-Jan_Witteveen]

Damn, Mike! THAT is MY list! Lady Gaga seems to be an outlier, but that woman is a musician, a writer and an artist. Highly underrated by so-called 'real' music-lovers. And then to top it off with Susan: I was almost afraid you'd skip her! Great list, great video. And as always: keep up the good work.

[@TheBigburcie]

I think that among working musicians, Gaga gets a lot of respect for her talents and determination.

[@michaeldoody]

With every video, I say to myself “how can he keep posting things that I thought are only in my head”. You so click with everything musically that I listen to. Many thanks and much love from Rochester NY.

[@Some__Rando]

Please do a breakdown of the artist ST VINCENT. Songs "Flea", '"Down and Out Downtown", and-or "Rattlesnake". She's pretty awesome! Many influences blend in her sounds like prog, new wave, 70's funk, bowie, industrial, grunge, art pop. She even co-wrote an album with David Byrne.

[@Roy-mw5js]

Aurora - All of her songs but Black Water Lillies is great❤

[@deborahhill1436]

Enjoyed this. I’d add Rhiannon Giddons. Loved her since the Carolina Chocolate Drops!

[@meghangerhart643]

Words cannot express how much I adored this video. All exceptional artists. Tori and Gaga are in my top 5 artists of all time. One of my favourite videos I’ve ever seen is you discovering Tori Amos. I’ve returned to that video more than once. As for your question…honestly, it’s too stressful for me to pick one. 😅 Once, I would have said Winter by Tori Amos with my mom, but that happened….twice. 😍 I’d love to have seen Tori perform Cooling WITH THE BRAMBLES BRIDGE (she mostly omits it 😖) back in the 90s. Wow, that would be amazing. I also would have loved to have seen Laura Nyro. My parents got to see her. She is so so underrated. I’d pick a song from Eli and the Thirteenth Confession. Lady Gaga for sure and…hmmm…maybe Dope or Remember Us This Way. Those ones just came to my head and they’re not budging. See? Too stressful to pick just one. Thank you for this beautiful video! ❤❤❤

[@kellypowell1483]

I love all your picks, btw!! All favorites!!

[@rayjames3452]

My first thought when you outlined the parameters was Bonnie Raitt 🤟 so glad she made ur list

[@mitchweiner]

Solid list,MP! Lzzy Hale and Amy Lee are among my favorites!

[@616rcs]

My wife & I have been going to TTB since they started. They are the real deal . Great list Michael I love them all

[@stephenvanvleck9355]

First of all, great video, thank you. Every time I hear that Bonnie Rait song the volume is cranked and the chills follow shortly therafter. Bruce Hornsby’s piano only makes the song that much better. Sheryl Crow is my night on the town; immensely talented and I love her voice.

[@poipu425]

everybody is putting great artists forward in the comments which is wonderful. i love that you put lady gaga on here who has successfully navigated various genres and worked her butt off to be where she is. great list. another great artists who has done the same is Pink. doesn't get as much love in the states as overseas but she has done some really good stuff.

[@rjphoto66]

Someone of your generation to think about although she is not a recognized in Rachael Price of Lake Street Dive

[@megdelaney4451]

Her voice is the perfect brass instrument

[@tonyleeglenn]

Carole King gotta be in there. Carly Simon is pretty awesome playing and singing too.

[@cherylmetcalf8121]

You’ve got excellent musical taste…I agree with all your top picks!

[@mdudley52]

Floor Jansen saw her live in Tampa with Nightwish

[@ThatofMusic]

Great video dude, I will definitely be listening to your suggestions. Just curious, what's your opinion of Floor Jansen? She doesn't play an instrument while singing so she definitely didn't belong in this list. If you haven't seen her vocal chops I would recommend Phantom of the Opera or Shallow from beste zangers 2019 on KZbin.

[@k2thepeak]

I love your list and I love all the comments. Will open my ears to some I have not heard. The one that would make me crumble: Joni Mitchell singing Both Sides Now. I’d probably pick young, soprano Joni although the later, deeper voiced, jazzy arrangements are classic too. Just such an important song.

[@billysturgeon8616]

The Artist and song that I would like to go see is Patty Griffin's Nobody's Crying. The four Women with Angel voice to me are Alison Krauss, Nora Jones, Patty Griffin and the last one I doubt that you have ever heard of. Her name is Lee Ellen Starks. She had so many videos of her covering great song and some of her own songs. I think that she took down most of the covers but some of her originals are still there.