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OT: RIP Bonnie Tyler

DJ Spanky

DJ Spanky

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Wow, that's a shock. I knew she was dealing with serious medical issues for the last couple of months, but thought she was recovering from them. RIP.
 
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RUforJERSEY

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R.I.P. I didn't know she was from outside the U.S. I used google to find out who was the uncredited male singer on Total Eclipse Of The Heart.
 
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"Turn around, bright eyes"

Good theme song for DBs

Never liked raspy singers (she reminded me Melissa Etheridge who I don't like either). I read she had surgery and wasn't supposed to talk for awhile but something made her scream and her voice got damaged
 
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batts

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I always wanted to hear a version of Jimmy Durante singing "It's a Heartache".
 
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There is a great version of Eclipse sung by Rob Halford (Judas Priest) and Doro.

Bonnie Tyler had a handfull of of great songs. RIP.
 
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MADHAT1

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Bagarocks said:
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umm Etta James, Janis Joplin, Bonnie Raitt...

She had a couple of hits, all the boys liked... Hope she found her way to eternity
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Linda Ronstadt is considered by many the "First Lady of Rock" and probably should be considered that

Janis is considered " "The Queen of Psychedelic Soul"

Etta might have set the pace in the 1950s, so she is a great choice.
But being considered the "Matriarch of Rock and Roll," is a great tribute

Bonnie Raitt is frequently referred to as the "Mistress of the Blues "

My choice is Tina Turner , but being the Queen of Rock & Roll suits her just fine

Bonnie Tyler( being Welsh) was considered "Britain's First Lady if Rock" so thus the compliment

But you're right to point out the others , because I didn't qualify it was Britain's First Lady of Rock
making it look like she was considered better then those you mentioned and the two great ones I added.
 
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DJ Spanky

DJ Spanky

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MADHAT1 said:
Linda Ronstadt is considered by many the "First Lady of Rock" and probably should be considered that

Janis is considered " "The Queen of Psychedelic Soul"

Etta might have set the pace in the 1950s, so she is a great choice.
But being considered the "Matriarch of Rock and Roll," is a great tribute

Bonnie Raitt is frequently referred to as the "Mistress of the Blues "

My choice is Tina Turner , but being the Queen of Rock & Roll suits her just fine

Bonnie Tyler( being Welsh) was considered "Britain's First Lady if Rock" so thus the compliment

But you're right to point out the others , because I didn't qualify it was Britain's First Lady of Rock
making it look like she was considered better then those you mentioned and the two great ones I added.
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You're really dissing Minnie Riperton!
 
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PiscatawayMike

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Just wanted to add this to the thread because I am surprised no one else did.

This was a minor hit for Tyler. Desmond Child, the song's writer, reworked the tune with Jon Bon Jovi and it became Bon Jovi's first No. 1 hit... You Give Love a Bad Name.

 
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