Adele

Brilliant Shaz.....I also love her version of 'Make you Feel My love' and Rolling in the Deep.
She has a superb voice, and you can hear what she is singing about.
Good choice!
 
She guested on Graeme Norton's Radio 2 show last week. Sang a couple of numbers and came across as a real, unpretentious, down to earth lass. Apparently she live's near Norton and pops in to chat and have coffee with him quite regularly. Am not a particular fan of Graeme, but he does seem to interview well on this particular Saturday morning slot. Have both her albums on i-pod.
 
Just got 21 its top notch,am a fan of good singer song writers , Kt tunstall ,Ray la montaigne ,also worth a mention the brilliant seasick steve
 
Now I`ll be honest with you , this isn`t really my type of bag, but every so often a voice comes along thats stops you in your tracks, this happened to me a couple of years ago with the track `Hometown Glory`....superb, then it all went quiet on the Adele front until the absolute show stopping performance of `Someone Like You` and the release of 21 just prior, Its no wonder she is currently the biggest selling artist in the world at the moment.......and i`m glad i just managed to get some tickets for one of her Manchester gigs before Adele Mania started...............
 
Have to agree with everything thats been said, yes she has the most hypnotic voice and you can't fail to stop and listen, although if on motorway then not a good idea to stop :p

And Stumped, she is also a good friend of Alan Carr, funny she should say in one interview that she finds it difficult to meet men

hmmm it will be if you are always round gay men's gaffs lol, although they do make great mates :)
 
She's got a really good voice; not all of her stuff is to my taste but I do really like 'Rolling In The Deep' and 'Hometown Glory'. Her live performance of 'Someone Like You" was probably the best I've ever seen at the Brits. She was in the news recently for achieving a sales record - "Adele is the first living artist to achieve the feat of two top five hits in both the Official Singles Chart and the Official Albums Chart simultaneously since The Beatleshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles in 1964".

walkinman221 said:
Just got 21 its top notch,am a fan of good singer song writers , Kt tunstall ,Ray la montaigne ,also worth a mention the brilliant seasick steve
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Walkinman - Did you ever see 'Songwriters' Circle' on BBC 4? It's still repeated late some nights. Had Ray Lamontagne, KT Tunstall, Fran Healy and David Gray amongst others doing some bare bones acoustic sets. I think it's been removed from iPlayer now, but there are still some clips here. KT Tunstall's 'Black Horse And The Cherry Tree' is top notch as an acoustic performance - Jools Holland version is here.
 
Pudwoppa said:
She's got a really good voice; not all of her stuff is to my taste but I do really like 'Rolling In The Deep' and 'Hometown Glory'. Her live performance of 'Someone Like You" was probably the best I've ever seen at the Brits. She was in the news recently for achieving a sales record - "Adele is the first living artist to achieve the feat of two top five hits in both the Official Singles Chart and the Official Albums Chart simultaneously since The Beatleshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles in 1964".



Walkinman - Did you ever see 'Songwriters' Circle' on BBC 4? It's still repeated late some nights. Had Ray Lamontagne, KT Tunstall, Fran Healy and David Gray amongst others doing some bare bones acoustic sets. I think it's been removed from iPlayer now, but there are still some clips here. KT Tunstall's 'Black Horse And The Cherry Tree' is top notch as an acoustic performance - Jools Holland version is here.
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Yep i am glad to say i did see that program ,it was top quality.It went to show what good singers can do live, not like some of these plastic pop munchkins these days whose voices sound like somebody dragging a fender up a back if they are asked to sing live.
 
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