Hi ya,ll.Had my good pal Matty Turner down today,no he is not currently care in the community,I just feed him once a week!The greatest Black voice for me,David Ruffin,for him,Levi Stubbs.When Ruffin sings i want to crawl into a hole and weep!your thoughts,if you can be bothered!

Cant be bothered

Hi ya,ll.Had my good pal Matty Turner down today,no he is not currently care in the community,I just feed him once a week!The greatest Black voice for me,David Ruffin,for him,Levi Stubbs.When Ruffin sings i want to crawl into a hole and weep!your thoughts,if you can be bothered!

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Edited September 24, 200915 yr by diddy morgan

Would normally choose Levi Stubbs evey time but David Ruffin singing "Walk away from Love " is awesome

Jackie (no doubt about it) Wilson

Must admit Jackie Wilson's a hard act to follow. There's some great voices besides him, many who recorded on Motown but yeah, stick with Jackie.

Bobby Womack for me:thumbsup:

If we are talking black voice then these three take some beating.

Jackie (no doubt about it) Wilson

Agreed totally. The sheer scale of his catalogue and the musical genres he embraced put him way out ahead. Never mind his range and technical abilities which were second to none.

Edited September 25, 200915 yr by chorleysoul

Hi ya,ll.Had my good pal Matty Turner down today,no he is not currently care in the community,I just feed him once a week!The greatest Black voice for me,David Ruffin,for him,Levi Stubbs.When Ruffin sings i want to crawl into a hole and weep!your thoughts,if you can be bothered!

Marvin Junior

Marvin Gaye

Frankie Beverley

Not always in that order...depends on the hour..

Hi ya,ll.Had my good pal Matty Turner down today,no he is not currently care in the community,I just feed him once a week!The greatest Black voice for me,David Ruffin,for him,Levi Stubbs.When Ruffin sings i want to crawl into a hole and weep!your thoughts,if you can be bothered!

Bobby 'Blue' Bland !

Agreed totally. The sheer scale of his catalogue and the musical genres he embraced put him way out ahead. Never mind his range and technical abilities which were second to none.

Not to mention the dancing !

For me it must be Elvis's favourite artist

Mr Roy Hamilton

The depth, warmth and quality of his voice always blows me away be it a tear jerking ballad or an uptempo mover

If only he hadnt died at an early age

Steve

Levi Stubb's

Hi ya,ll.Had my good pal Matty Turner down today,no he is not currently care in the community,I just feed him once a week!The greatest Black voice for me,David Ruffin,for him,Levi Stubbs.When Ruffin sings i want to crawl into a hole and weep!your thoughts,if you can be bothered!

Any room in the hole Tim, Ruffins the man but a prime time Bobby Womack disputes the title, different this one, but listen to Smokey on a lot of his not so well known stuff "Baby Baby don,t cry" for example, the man is a genius, oh so soulful, Lee Jones from the Masqueraders, the late George Smith from the Manhattans, be back when I think of or play some more.

Keep in touch mate

Kev

Jackie Wilson all the way!

for me it has to be Sam Dees

Levi Stubbs for me also. But I also like Tony Hestor.

fa hard choice of 2 Sam Cooke or Otis Redding if on Motown then Levi Stubbs wins no contest

What's a black voice?

Coming from a time when less than half the households in GB had a telly (And our house was in the majority) I never really thought about the colour of the artists, but upon finding out I do recall being a little surprised to find out that Chuck Berry and Nat King Cole weren't white and Elivs Presley and Bill Medley weren't black, and if I hadn't known before I'd even heard him that Jones the Voice was Welsh I suspect I'd have had him as black as well.

So I guess I'm asking are you really looking for 'black voices' or just black singers whatever they actually sound like?

The answer's still going to be Little Richard, but I'm curious...

This a today question.

And today it's?????

** Darrow Fletcher **

Tomorrow who knows, just so many to choose from.

James Carr

For me Chuck Jackson,he could sing pinky perky songs and make em sound soulful

Randy Brown is another one of me favs

Hi ya,ll.Had my good pal Matty Turner down today,no he is not currently care in the community,I just feed him once a week!The greatest Black voice for me,David Ruffin,for him,Levi Stubbs.When Ruffin sings i want to crawl into a hole and weep!your thoughts,if you can be bothered!

I think Eddie Levert is hard to beat especially in the 70's.