Many of the band's songs showcased Townsend's versatile vocal style, often changing from screaming, and growling to clean vocals, or even falsetto, within the course of a single song.
(Woolfe) Western Wind (Friday) This versatile vocal sextet celebrates the holidays with "Singing Angels, Silver Bells," a program of medieval, Renaissance, early American and contemporary Christmas songs.
Various Songs My Mother Taught Me Magdalena Kožen (mezzo), Malcolm Martineau (piano) (Deutsche Grammophon 477 6665) £12.99 The versatile Czech mezzo Magdalena Kožená leads us into uncharted territory in these charming songs of her homeland.
In addition to his rich baritone, Tosh brought to the Wailers his versatile musicianship and songs such as "Get Up, Stand Up" (written with Marley) and "Stop That Train".
For his swan song, the versatile Wheeldon has created a quartet for four of the company's younger dancers (including the eloquent Sara Mearns), set to Tchaikovsky's charming suite of variations for cello and orchestra.
From his beautiful cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" to his versatile "143 (Kelly's song) 2011," Shimabukuro is a musician to watch.
The songs on "Versatile Heart" almost systematically undercut what might otherwise be comforts: a car, a drink, an affair, a marriage.
Although he was a Nashville songwriter, primarily composing with mainstream country stars in mind, his songs were versatile and adaptable enough to have been recorded by distinctly uncountry artists including Marilyn Manson and David Lee Roth.
After a dozen of versatile versions of his songs by artists including Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Beck, Norah Jones and others, Bob Dylan stood before a microphone at the MusiCares gala to accept his trophy for person of the year.
Szymanowski Complete Songs Piotr Beczala (tenor), Juliana Gondek, Iwona Sobotka (sopranos), Urszula Kryger (mezzo), Reinild Mees (piano) (Channel Classics CCS 19398) (4 CDs) Marking Poland's recent accession to the European Community, this boxed set comprises all 122 songs of the versatile Polish composer Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937).
