The 1950s singer Rod Stewart never wanted to sing like again: “A waste of time”
Songs too good to improve.
Sam Cooke
“Nobody can touch”: the singer Art Garfunkel put above everyone else
The most tasteful singer of them all.
“That’s the way I went”: the two singers Rod Stewart always wanted to sound like
“That’s the way I went.”
The 1962 song Rod Stewart couldn’t compete with: “I could never have sung it better”
No match for the crooner.
The one singer Art Garfunkel thought was out of everybody’s league:
The epitome of tasteful virtuosity.
The artist who made Stevie Wonder believe that melodies were “angels from heaven”
“If the spirit feels right…”
How the death of his hero created a “silent vacuum” for Otis Redding to fill
It was one of his two clearly stated goals.