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Eternal Divas

Last month was devoted to "male" crooners, so it's now the girls' turn to be under the spotlight. From Adele back to Ella Fitzgerald, these great torch singers warm our hearts with their sensual voices.

Karaoke Version pays homage to them by publishing a list of the most famous Divas. Listen and let the charm operate...

1. Adele
Skyfall
Rolling in the Deep
2. Christina Aguilera
Something's Gotta Hold On Me
Burlesque
Say Something
& A Great Big World
3. Ella Fitzgerald
Summertime
live Berlin
All of Me
4. Cher
Trashy Ladies Medley (live The Cher Show)
& Bette Midler
Believe
5. Natalie Cole
Route 66
L-O-V-E
6. Aretha Franklin
(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
I Say a Little Prayer
7. Etta James
At Last
I'd Rather Go Blind
8. Norah Jones
Don't Know Why
Come Away With Me
9. Bette Midler
Trashy Ladies Medley (live The Cher Show)
& Cher
The Rose
10. Barbra Streisand
Don't Rain on My Parade
Funny Girl (film)
Memory
11. Judy Garland
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
The Wizard of Oz
Easter Parade
Easter Parade
12. Diana Krall
The Look of Love
California Dreamin'
13. Patsy Cline
Crazy
Sweet Dreams
14. Amy Winehouse
Valerie
& Mark Ronson
Back to Black
15. Nina Simone
Feeling Good
My Baby Just Cares for Me
16. Shirley Bassey
Big Spender
Diamonds Are Forever
17. Peggy Lee
Fever
He's a Tramp
Lady and the Tramp
18. Dusty Springfield
I Only Want to Be with You
Son of a Preacher Man
19. Dionne Warwick
That's What Friends Are for
& Gladys Knight, Elton John & Stevie Wonder
What the World Needs Now Is Love
20. Joss Stone
Pillow Talk
Son of a Preacher Man
live UK Music Hall of Fame
21. Sarah Brightman
Time to Say Goodbye
& Andrea Bocelli
Amigos Para Siempre
& José Carreras
22. Sade
Smooth Operator
Nothing Can Come Between Us
23. Edith Piaf
La vie en rose
Milord
24. Doris Day
Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
Dream a Little Dream of Me
25. Kristin Chenoweth
Popular
For Good
From Wicked (musical) musical

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8 comments
  • 13 years ago
      Any More James Taylor Songs Other Than Whats Already On Your Song List? Looking For The Song Called "Everyday" And Others Done By James Taylor. Thanks, rpirrin@inbox.com
    • 13 years ago
        Everyone calm down. All K-V claimed was that this month's featured artists would be divas. That would imply a generalized theme, not a promise to list every female artist who could ever have been described as a Diva. Stop being such Diva's or you'll have to add to your complaints that YOU are not featured here. Lol.
      • 13 years ago
          Aretha IS there, but don't forget Karen Carpenter, Ethel Merman, Rosemary Clooney, Liza Minelli, Brenda lee, Connie Francis, Dinah Shore, Patti Page, Teresa Brewer, Sophie Tucker, Billie Holliday, Patti Lapone, Donna Summer, and Jennifer Hudson!
        • 13 years ago
            What about Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner. This is not a good list. Yes I do understand different ages different Divas, but come on!!
          • 13 years ago
              Um? Who picked these names? Where is Celine Dion? Have you heard of the Pop Icon herself...MADONNA? The stoned Amy Winehouse is a Diva? Seriously???????
            • 13 years ago
                Do you have more selections?
              • 13 years ago
                  Where is Lara Fabian, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston?
                • 13 years ago
                    I DON'T see The Legendary Teena Marie - she out-sang most of these women...