Who's your favorite British Singer?

[portboii]

Although technically not British, (she has lived there since 1988) so close enough.
The Princess of pop, Kylie.
Have seen her live 7 times and she is a true professional.

[kalayaan]

Ed Sheeran and Collabro

[anusanus]

amy winehouse

[lesbianb0y]

Mollie King from The Saturdays :love:

[PROUD]

I love Morissey from the Smiths ::)

[kvt21]

Florence + the machine, tom odell, alex clare, george ezra, hozier (he is irish so i dont know if he counts ), birdy, rhodes, emeli sande, london grammar, jessie j, ellie goulding, clean bandit, jess glynne. I'm sure i forgot some but thats it

[gingerspice]

[PROUD]

Alex Turner nowadays, Freddie Mercury in the past, for sure.

[THOMAS2017]

Amy Winehouse

[spam17]

@THOMAS2017:

Amy Winehouse

:love:

[USHorizon]

Thom Yorke

[khaipishek]

Florence + The Machine
Adele

[USHorizon]

@khaipishek:

Florence + The Machine
Adele

Have you ever heard Florence's acoustic version of "What kind of Man"?

[Cuervos626]

Adele.
Followed by Amy Winehouse and Marina and the Diamonds.

[vato]

Craig David

[Oscarbingham]

Robbie Williams.

[flozen]

Going back to my college days, I'd have to say Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music (and solo career).  Sexy and smooth lounge lizard vocals.  Super chill.

[Eridanos]

David Bowie and Morrisey  :love:

[Grotomode]

Very happy with the mention of Kate Bush in this thread.

Still missing Elizabeth Fraser from the Cocteau Twins.

[flozen]

@Grotomode:

Very happy with the mention of Kate Bush in this thread.

Still missing Elizabeth Fraser from the Cocteau Twins.

In the day, my friend gave me a box set of 7 or 8 Cocteau Twins CDs.  Mind you, some of their releases were more like singles, with five versions of two songs.  Assuming that it's Elizabeth on all the lead vocals, she can wail, yodel and and trill with the best of them, but not terribly concerned with enunciation, lol.