Marc Martel 

I first came across Marc's voice when a client of mine from Calgary, Alberta, Canada mentioned this amazing singer she went to college with. To be honest, my expectations weren't that high as I pulled up a clip on YouTube of a guest performance he had done for a special service at her church. WOW...I've been a big fan ever since. And just a few years ago, Marc was brought in do cover a number of Freddie's missing vocals for the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody".
I love the creativity in this brilliant performance...enjoy!

Whitney Houston

I can still remember seeing this "live" on TV in 1987. 16 year old Tim was blown away...I'd never experienced such a captivating performance, and was left spellbound over Whitney's absolute control of her voice, the orchestra, and every one of our hearts that were lucky enough to be watching. All hail the queen!

Adam Lambert

I've actually been lucky enough to hear Adam Lambert in person...twice! I was absolutely blown away (and motivated to get right back to work in the practice room!) after seeing him both times. Absolutely masterful vocal technique...and he made Cher cry listening to her own song!

Eva Cassidy

The world had to say goodbye to this iconic voice WAY too early, but in her very short life (and not even "discovered" by most of the world until she was gone), she left us some absolute gems.

Brian McKnight

WOW...just, WOW!!! I'd recommend watching the entire video, but if you want to jump to the punchline on this one you can cue it up at 2:55, and be ready to be knocked off your chair. Extra credit if you can name the famous "dawg" playing bass in the background...

Lara Fabian

I often refer to Lara Fabian as the best voice you've never heard of. Check out this video to see why. And, don't let the first verse/chorus fool ya...it's amazing, but she's kinda just setting you up for what she's going to do to you for the rest of the song.