The Beach Boys. The Contours. Jerry Lee Lewis. The Top Notes. Solomon Burke. KC and the Sunshine Band. The Rembrandts. The Temptations. Tony Arata. The Foundations. Sarah McLachlan. Van Morrison. Robert Palmer. Elvis Presley. Will Smith. Charlie Chaplin. Kenny Loggins. Roy Orbison. The Trammps. Kurt Weill. Amanda McBroom. Backstreet Boys. New Kids on the Block. Billy Preston. Aretha Franklin was a singer, songwriter, actress and civil rights activist.
She received a number of the highest awards in music throughout her long career, but perhaps the most prestigious award was when she was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Bush in Alanis first enjoyed mainstream success with her album 'Jagged Little Pill'. She won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year at the ceremony.
Shania has sold over million records across the globe and is one of the most successful country artists of all time. That DOES impress us much. The band continue to make amazing music and released their most recent album 'Hate For Sale' in Cyndi Lauper is responsible for one of the biggest female anthems of all time.
Disco Queen Donna Summer made her mark in the 70s and her hit 'I Feel Love' remains a dance floor essential to this day. There couldn't be a list of influential female musicians without Stevie Nicks. The singer and songwriter joined Fleetwood Mac in along with her then-boyfriend Lindsey Buckingham.
Fleetwood Mac's album 'Rumours' is one of the best-selling of all time. Stevie has also enjoyed an incredible solo career! She has won a total of 10 Grammy Awards! Justine Frischmann co-founded band Suede alongside her then boyfriend Brett Andersen in the late 80s. After their relationship hit the rocks, she formed band Elastica in They became one of the standout bands of the Britpop era.
Dolores O'Riordan was a musician, singer, songwriter and lead singer of the popular 90s band The Cranberries. They had huge hits including 'Linger' and 'Zombie'. Take That: Everything you need to know about the 90s heartthrobs. You can listen on DAB digital radio, online at www. Did you know that this popular party anthem was originally recorded by the disco queen Candi Staton for a documentary about obesity?
Fast forward 22 years later, and the English indie rock band Florence and the Machine brought it back to the spotlight — going 2x platinum in the UK and breaking into music charts everywhere. Many still prefer the soulful, funky original from Candi — but nobody can deny the massive success of the cover. And if you love the song as much as we do, check out a cover of it from our very own Lucy Mason! This may come as a surprise, but the feminist anthem was originally written from a male perspective — with a very different message.
Fortunately Hazard let Cyndi change the lyrics, and we are all now grateful for it!
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