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Candace Devine in the Style of Soul

~ August 31, 2006 at 15:55 (Views: 497)

Candace Devine joins MyStrands with a fusion of Soul, R&B and Rock. Devine has a soulful and sexy style. Her vocals are reminicent of Bonnie Raitt with a gospel backup.

Check out some of my favorites on the album "Believe":
Believe
Don't Save Your Love

On her website, Candace Devine compares herself to Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin. The comparison is only valid if you see Devine in a live performance –where her energy is undiluted. Recorded, Devine’s style is more romantic, and less angry and soulful. (Both Tina and Aretha had a lot to be angry about – and they let you know it!) I really wanted to hear Devine scream into the microphone… and then I got my wish after hearing her live recording of “Drown In My Own Tears.” It was obviously a good night, and the crowd was rowdy – as was Devine’s vocals.



If you want to catch a live show, Devine can be seen occasionally at legendary Los Angeles clubs such as The Roxy, The Whisky, The Knitting Factory, The Derby, The Temple Bar and The Gig. Check out her website for upcoming appearances.

You will enjoy Candace Devine if you're a fan of any of these related artists:

Bonnie Raitt
Stone Cupid/Julie Christensen
Melissa Etheridge
Lou Ann Barton
Shelby Lynne
T-Bone Burnett
Vonda Shepard
The Moto-Litas

And if you really like blues – classic blues by the great woemn of that genre, you should check out some of my personal favorites!

Bessie Smith
Victoria Spivey
Sippie Wallace
Ma Rainey



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Candace Devine

A fusion of Soul, R&B and modern Pop/Rock.
indy artist

Tina Turner

Few rock performers can work a stage and an audience as masterfully as Tina Turner has been doing since the 1960s. First achieving stardom alongside then-husband Ike Turner, R&B siren Tina left to pursue an even more successful solo career that also …

Aretha Franklin

Aretha Franklin is one of the most important and influential female soul singers of the 20th century. The daughter of famed preacher Rev. C.L. Franklin, Memphis-born Aretha started out singing gospel while still in her teens in the 1950s, subsequentl…

Bonnie Raitt

Singer/guitarist Bonnie Raitt emerged from the Cambridge, MA, coffeehouse scene with a soulful and sexy sound that mixed blues, folk, and rock. After almost two decades in near-obscurity, her impassioned breakthrough into the pop world--1989's NICK O…

Melissa Etheridge

Melissa Etheridge made waves in 1988 as one of the few female rockers on the scene; in 1993, she made headlines by coming out as a lesbian. Etheridge's confessional lyrics and raspy voice earned her comparisons to Springsteen and Janis Joplin; she br…

Lou Ann Barton

b. 17 February 1954, Fort Worth, Texas, USA. In the early 70s, Barton sprang fully formed into the Texas bar-room blues scene. She divided her time between singing with Robert Ealey And His Five Careless Lovers in her home-town, performing with the D…

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Song Artist Get It Listen
1. Believe Candace Devine Get It Listen
2. Don't Save Your Love Candace Devine Get It Listen
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comment by
AnneA ~ September 1, 2006 at 16:33
Candace is playing this month at The Roxy in Hollywood. Saturday, September 30th at 10pm. You can check out her live performance at MySpace.com/CandaceDevine.

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