Best Vocalists of the 80's, 90's, 00's and Beyond Part 2
This is a continuation of my Best Vocalists of the 80's, 90's, 00's and Beyond Part1 hub . These artists aren't in any particular order. So lets continue on!
6. Mary J Blige.
Mary J Blige is a singer/songwriter, record producer and actress. she rose to fame in 1992 with her multi-platinum selling album "Whats the 411?." She is the recipient of many Grammy awards and American Music Awards.
7. Brian McKnight
Brian McKnight is a singer/songwriter/arranger/producer. He also plays nine instruments. His most successful album to date is Back at One, which sold over 3 million albums. In recent years he has become a radio personality. a talk show host and in 07, made is Broadway debut in the show Chicago.
8. Tamia
Tamia Hill, better known as Tamia, is a multiple Grammy award winning artist. With Five albums under her belt and a new one announced for 2011, I don't see this underestimated yet truly talented artist slowing down.
9. Joss Stone
Jocelyn Eve Stoker rose to stardom in 2003 with her multi-platinum selling albumThe Soul Sessions. She has a wide vocal range which has been classified as both Contralto and Mezzo-Soprano by reviewers. A trade mark of her's is the soulful quality of her voice and her barefoot performances.
10. Norah Jones
Geethali Norah Jones Shankar, or simply Norah Jones is a singer/songwriter and actress who released her first solo album to commercial and critical acclaim. She began singing in church choirs and and took piano lessons at an early age. She is influenced by Billie Holiday and has an affinity for Jazz music.
