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Who do you think is, or has been, the best looking female singer for a rock band? Talent takes a back seat here, we're just going for looks in this thread. My vote is for Grace Slick of the old Jefferson Airplane/Starship band.
Spacey Gracey was very lovely, that's for sure. There have been a lot of beautiful women singers. Here are a couple of my favorites, ladies I've seen in performances that I thought were very attractive: Paula Cole Katherine McPhee
Keeping with the hair color. Though anymore women's hair can be as unnatural in nature as imaginable. Gross I think, especially older broads. Anyway, here's Emmylou Harris in her prime. Quite a dish I thought. Album I have and title of song that's a toe tapper.
I always liked Pat Benatar. She was always the hot little firecracker. She's aged very well too. You can tell she never really got too deep in the rock n roll lifestyle.
Why does Emmylou Harris look like Karen Carpenter in that photo? That look, to me, is beautiful in a very natural way. As if a witch conjured up women like that somewhere deep in the woods and sent them out here to enchant the men-folk with wine and song. Grace, on the other hand, WAS that witch. LOL
Vaiger wrote on Wed, 19 August 2020 11:10 Why does Emmylou Harris look like Karen Carpenter in that photo? That look, to me, is beautiful in a very natural way. As if a witch conjured up women like that somewhere deep in the woods and sent them out here to enchant the men-folk with wine and song. Grace, on the other hand, WAS that witch. LOL Yeah, the earthy look is very attractive. Pat "kind of" has that, but not as much as Emmylou or Karen. Grace was the wild one though, and some of the rumors about her were in line with the Stevie Nicks rumors. Kind of the same, but very different.