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I’d Marry That Voice: Part 14 – Hayden Thorpe

April 4, 2011
by Kate Goodacre
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

I'd Marry That Voice returns in style with an ode to the incomparable man from Wild Beasts...

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 13 - Lykke Li

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 13 – Lykke Li

July 10, 2008
by Benjamin Thomas
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

So explicitly emotional are the songs of her recent debut album Youth Novels that they should come packaged with one of those infamous black and white Tipper Stickers. 'Parental Advisory: Contains Love, Loss, Elation, Tragedy, Erotica and Despair'.

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 12 - Laura Marling

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 12 – Laura Marling

May 21, 2008
by Arj Singh
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

The fact that Marling has the ability to utilize her voice in many different styles is perhaps what makes it seem wise beyond its years.

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I’d Marry That Voice: Part 11 – Sandy Denny

May 20, 2008
by Sophie Parkes
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

It is thirty years and a month since Sandy Denny fell down the stairs, suffering a fatal brain haemorrhage and bringing a successful singing career...

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I’d Marry That Voice: Part 10 – Fyfe Dangerfield

January 11, 2008
by Kate Goodacre
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

Imagine my surprise when their carefree frontman Fyfe Dangerfield, sitting in a rocking chair, hair askew, starts the album’s opening track Little Bear and the vast majority of the venue falls into reverent silence. It’s one of the most genuinely expressive, heartfelt performances I’ve heard from a live vocalist in a couple of years.

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 9 - Roisin Murphy

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 9 – Roisin Murphy

November 19, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

Roisin’s voice played powerfully across the disjointed background music to utterly seduce me. I was hooked.

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 8 - Ella Fitzgerald

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 8 – Ella Fitzgerald

September 21, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features, Music: Reviews

I admit I struggled at first to find a voice I’d happily yoke myself to for all eternity. My research, a jaunt to the ‘shuffle...

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 7 - John Martyn

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 7 – John Martyn

August 22, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

If you and your chosen voice are in for the long haul however, it is those long winter nights spent curled up on the hire purchase settee that you can’t really afford, when you come to rely upon them the most. You need your voice to be loving, comforting, soothing, and yet remain able to conjure some rock’n’roll good times out of nothing but half a bottle of leftover cherry brandy and Pictionary.

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I'd Marry That Voice: Part 6 - Caleb Followill

I’d Marry That Voice: Part 6 – Caleb Followill

June 11, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

Following on from previous IMTV subject Ray Lamontagne, my choice of voice is that of the former beard monster Caleb Followill of Tennessee-based family band...

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I’d Marry That Voice: Part 5 – Jónsi Birgisson

May 27, 2007
by Fugitive Motel HQ
I'd Marry That Voice, Music: Features

If the world holds nothing but doom and gloom or you’re stressing so hard that it hurts, Jónsi’s there to soothe (try Sæglópur). If you’re relaxing in the park staring skyward on a summer day, the clouds will drift by on Jonsi’s falsetto (check out Untitled #2).

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