Lets hear some nice beautiful songs, beautiful singing with beautiful melodies.

But please, I do mean music, not head banging stuff.

This is really beautiful

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by possum1931

Roy Orbison. Described by Elvis as

The greatest singer in the world.

How about this?

Rongrem Jai by the incomparable Cahaleya Marasrie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_sBFb0mTfQ

Sunaree Rachesima is almost as good

Teresa still popular in Thailand, sadly long gone

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by jacky54

American country singer Vince Gill

Second best to George Jones?

Rongrem Jai by the incomparable Cahaleya Marasrie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_sBFb0mTfQ

Sunaree Rachesima is almost as good

Teresa still popular in Thailand, sadly long gone

They are both pleasant enough.

https://youtu.be/25W8B181JRQ

https://youtu.be/25W8B181JRQ

Tina Turner, excellent singing voice, but Sting??

https://youtu.be/25W8B181JRQ

Tina Turner, excellent singing voice, but Sting??

Huh? I replied to your OP in a positive manner, with what I considered to be a beautiful song. Forgive me please, for not having contributed a post, more succinctly tailored to your (obviously) "particular" tastes. Sigh!

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by TuskegeeBen

https://youtu.be/25W8B181JRQ

Tina Turner, excellent singing voice, but Sting??

Huh? I replied to your OP in a positive manner, with what I considered to be a beautiful song. Forgive me please, for not having contributed a post, more succinctly tailored to your (obviously) "particular" tastes. Sigh!

I was very complimentary about Tina Turner. Back in the eighties, my wife and I were in a store in Oxford street, London.

I heard this record getting played and thought the singing voice was terrible, I ask her who it was and she said Sting, I said who is that,

she told me. Sorry, but that's my opinion.

This man wrote quite a few beautiful songs

https://youtu.be/25W8B181JRQ

Tina Turner, excellent singing voice, but Sting??

Huh? I replied to your OP in a positive manner, with what I considered to be a beautiful song. Forgive me please, for not having contributed a post, more succinctly tailored to your (obviously) "particular" tastes. Sigh!

I was very complimentary about Tina Turner. Back in the eighties, my wife and I were in a store in Oxford street, London.

I heard this record getting played and thought the singing voice was terrible, I ask her who it was and she said Sting, I said who is that,

she told me. Sorry, but that's my opinion.

I was willing to give you the benefit of the doubt, despite my reading the tone of your "considered" acronym interpretation opinion, posted to the LOS topic thread, I cease to be amazed by likes of you, anymore! Best wishes, and cheerio, chap

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by TuskegeeBen

An English gem

Ben, don't worry about George Jones, he's a cantankerous old goat but take it all with a pinch of salt- don't go away, put up some more good tunes.

This bloke was a genius with melody

I guess this gives away my age, this is the song when my wife and I met

we still listen to that one today

Cheerio to you too.

This man wrote quite a few beautiful songs

He certainly did.

And herewith is my considered opinion, of an English people that I came to love, and appreciate, in my younger years, as a Yank expat, working in the UK. Hope you can also appreciate this generational rendition

https://youtu.be/Cvw6ykDn2pY

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by TuskegeeBen

I have been "instructed" by my boss lady to offer you an Olive branch. Kindly consider it done .

Indeed, herewith is a further sisterly and message coming to you, from my very bossy, yet quite beautiful and very British (from Liverpool Birmingham) spouse of 47-years.

https://youtu.be/Ip9x9PkaVV8

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by TuskegeeBen

I have been "instructed" by my boss lady to offer you an Olive branch. Kindly consider it done .

Indeed, herewith is a further sisterly and message coming to you, from my very bossy, yet quite beautiful and very British (from Liverpool Birmingham) spouse of 47-years.

https://youtu.be/Ip9x9PkaVV8

https://youtu.be/os4_U3_L5nY

https://youtu.be/-GY_zGH5ifQ

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by TuskegeeBen

And herewith is my considered opinion, of an English people that I came to love, and appreciate, in my younger years, as a Yank expat, working in the UK. Hope you can also appreciate this generational rendition

https://youtu.be/Cvw6ykDn2pY

The honey is dripping from this idealised version of the original song by the Pogues.

This is more like it:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK99y22uLv8

Drunken ex hippie exposing his taste in music:

And herewith is my considered opinion, of an English people that I came to love, and appreciate, in my younger years, as a Yank expat, working in the UK. Hope you can also appreciate this generational rendition

https://youtu.be/Cvw6ykDn2pY

The honey is dripping from this idealised version of the original song by the Pogues.

This is more like it:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK99y22uLv8

Thanks!

Curl around me like a fern in the spring.... John Martyn

https://youtu.be/Tz8uNRWsmFY

The late Robin Gibb. A great lead singer, and what a beautiful song.

Ben, don't worry about George Jones, he's a cantankerous old goat but take it all with a pinch of salt- don't go away, put up some more good tunes.

This bloke was a genius with melody

Am I missing something here? What did Ben say about George Jones? I have not yet put up any of his songs.

Besides, it is the late George Jones, and may he rest in peace. The greatest country music singer ever.

Talk about rest in peace, here it is.

555 George Jones is never late to a thread started by possum

This guy had a great voice and wrote some memorable tunes

Gene Clark lead singer on this one which he wrote himself.

Brilliant singer and songwriter who died too young.