a very talented,beautiful ad intellectual female..i like her style,music and the charity that she is involved in from jodijo18 - liked from king_k33mii's entry

    I'm mad she only has like 12 likes...This sista right here is IT! no questions asked...Thickness is just bumpin and DO You Remember Me is my jam. from mzmorris - liked from keisha_danelle's entry

    Megan Lynch has released her debut album, Songs the Brothers Warner Taught Me, interpreting rare, jazz age tunes featured in the classic Warner Brothers cartoons of Bugs Bunny and others. Backed by two members of R. Crumb ’s legendary Cheap Suit ... from panji12

    Come Away With Me is one of the best album ever made by Norah Jones. She is one of my favorite contemporary jazz singer and I expect didn't anything worst from her. from isak - liked from robyn's entry

    This song is just so wonderful to listen to. I can't think of any other artists who could sing this better than Louis Armstrong. The song is like made for his voice. from gigi22

    You wouldn't believe how many times the "Charlie Brown Christmas tree" reference has been made at our house. I'm actually flattered. from chrissy - liked from ceeceew's entry

    I love Chrisette Michele her voice stands out from all the others...her style is her own. Epiphany was an amazing album from samjones

    Adele is a very creative singer, her voice is amazing. I love her song titled "Tired" from lilmuchang

    I love the recording where she forgets the words to "Mack the Knife" while performing in Germany. She didn't miss a beat! from ceeceew - liked from blabalot's entry

    Phil Collins has a beautiful and unique voice that belts out some of the most beautiful and memorable songs. Many of the lyrics make social statements that will tug at your heart. Listen to any of his albums and you will be hooked. from surfette - liked from perugini's entry

    This is Miles inventing a totally new art form. Jazz hasn't been the same since. from rocksupreme - liked from rickchatham's entry

    Began listening to her music after seeing one of her awesome music videos and growing intrigued. I own almost all her albums but they've been gathering dust over the last few years. Time to get them onto my mp3 player so I can enjoy them again. from fishoutoforder - liked from snipergirl's entry

    The former bassist of The Police, Sting has become a very successful solo artist (even acted in some Hollywood films). I particularly like Russians, Moon Over Bourbon Street, and Love is the Second Wave. He could belt out difficult songs in a very peculiar way, which becomes his trademark. from quick24

    This woman is fabulous. Her resume is diverse and she is multi-talented. I love her best when she's acting. from chrissy

    I hate that Wayne copied a classic and turned it into his own version of "Prostitute Flange". from urbanjones - liked from juicycarter's entry

    Her song: "Put Your Records On" is a fantastic feel-good song that I play whenever I feel like cheering myself up or if I am already in a good mood. from tropicalmum

    Nina was a jazz, soul, and gospel music legend. Her cover of a traditional classic "Sinnerman" was very popular. The first time I heard it, I thought it was a man singing, though. from quick24

    Vince Guaraldi was amazing, and his soundtrack to A Charlie Brown Christmas is an absolutely essential part of Christmas for our home. I'm not real crazy about the out-of-tune children's voices on some of the songs, but the instrumental stuff is so smooth. from pianosteve