And I'd never heard anything like Mick Jagger's cracking, sensual voice, singing about personal desire.
Daniel Brockman of The Phoenix described "Radio" as the most believable song on the album, and complimented its "amid bland testaments to love's timeless endurance and the smut and thuggin[g] of the 'Sasha Fierce' persona, [which] is one with sensual overtones sung to an electronic device that, unlike men, 'never lets me down'".
Of course, if you are singing something sensual and tender, wrap it around you as if it were an adoring boa constrictor".
His young replacement, Cooke, sang sensual tenor lines with unusual rhythmic freedom and composed songs such as "Nearer to Thee" (1955) and "Touch the Hem of His Garment" (1956) before leaving the group in 1957 to pursue a career in pop music.
In Eurythmics, her duo with Dave Stewart, Ms. Lennox's husky soul singing was the sensual, human element in grids of synthetic sound.
"There's this border between this easy fluid element, which is nice and sensual, and the obstruction of singing and playing instruments underwater".
A largely overlooked pleasure of Nora Ephron's 2009 film "Julie & Julia," is the rich, sensual voice of the young Margaret Whiting, singing the Sammy Cahn-Jule Styne standard "Time After Time" over the end title credits.
Though Ms. Persson's voice may lack the sheer sensual beauty of some lyric sopranos, her singing here had alluring bloom, penetrating warmth and agility.
The only indication that Ms. Piau was unwell came in the first of Schoenberg's sensual Four Songs (Op. 2), when she coughed, stopped singing and began again.
The Met choristers sing this sensual music with alluring lyricism.
