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Poll Question: Prog Goddess.
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Points: 1360 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 21 2017 at 14:30
Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

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Points: 3654 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 21 2017 at 14:37
I understand Annie leading but couldn't definitely not vote for the one and only Sandy (btw I like Renate too)

It's really unfortunate the lady was not approved for inclusion on the DB Cry
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Points: 32690 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 21 2017 at 15:05
I absolutely adore Sandy Denny's Milk and Honey, but haven't felt that she quite made the PA grade. Great artist anyway.
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Points: 4591 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 21 2017 at 17:43
Can't stand Annie Haslam so went with Jaqui because I love her on Renbourne's Waterloo, though 1 song does not make a "Prog Goddess".  My write in vote would definitely go for Gilli Smyth.  Completely unique and irreplaceable.
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My vote would go to Annie Haslam, but I concur with several here -- that Kate Bush reigns supreme.

I love Jane Relf's singing (Illusion) as well, and also Maggie Reilly's vocals with Mike Oldfield.  
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Originally posted by ProfPanglos ProfPanglos wrote:

My vote would go to Annie Haslam, but I concur with several here -- that Kate Bush reigns supreme.

Sorry to disagree. Never really got Miss Bush. A little too precious, I'm afraid.
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I'm actually listening to Annie right now.
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Haslam...I suppose ,   but then Denny and McShee aren't really prog imho.

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Annie for me. Vocally she was perfect for the music of renaissance, and somehow she gets to me every timeEmbarrassed.
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Out of the 4, I've only seen Sonja and Jacqui live, but Sonja had breathtaking stage presence and she gets my vote.  Besides, I identify Sandy more with folk-rock.  I don't think she would have considered herself prog.  Don't think Jacqui would consider herself prog, either, despite Pentangle's jazz influences.
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