Happy 70Th Gladys Knight

[billb]

Gladys Maria Knight is 70 today.

 

The Empress of Soul gave us loads of Northern Northern classics, Just Walk In My Shoes, If you ever get your hands on love, Here are the pieces of a broken heart, No one could love you more, Baby don't waste my time, It's too late for you and me.

 

We all have our own favourite tracks by her but what a legend of the scene.

 

Happy 70th Gladys and well done!

[Guest Matt Male]

Not a single dud record, All Over But the Shouting, Tell Her You're Mine, Daddy Could Swear, the list goes on, and still a beautiful woman.

Edited May 28, 2014 by Matt Male

[Kegsy]

Quite simply the finest Female vocalist of all time.

Sorry Lorchand but I don't think you can argue either.

[Jim Elliott]

Makes mincemeat of Aretha.

Beautiful heartfelt singer Gladys. Happy birthday.

Jim

;)

Edited May 28, 2014 by Jim Elliott

[Petebangor]

Happy birthday Gladys

 

without a shadow of a doubt, my favourite female vocalist ever 

[Guest]

70 years young -Quality

[Peter99]

I was a late comer in terms of getting to know a bit more about Gladys Knight - but boy, I'm glad I did. Happy Birthday Gladys.

 

She does good fried chicken too.

 

Peter

 

[Mark Soul]

A true northern soul legend happy birthday gladys mark

[Reforee]

What can you say that hasn't been said about Gladys Knight..........except Happy Birthday and thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the tracks and listening pleasure you have given us over the years.

 

Dave

[Guest scottie]

definitely in my top two female vocalists its a photo finish between her and patti austin recently read her biography and regards jims earlier posting about making mincemeat  of aretha i agree and according to her book they do not get on and this feud has gone on for the last 30 odd years.happy belated birthday to the empress of soul.

Edited June 2, 2014 by scottie

[Geoff]

Belated happy birthday Gladys. Thanks for the great music over the years. I still remember seeing you and the Pips on a Sunday afternoon at the Saville Theatre in London, when you were second on the bill to Joe Tex. He never turned up, many decided to go home, but the rest of us were invited to move to the front seats. Brilliant show, you sang your older songs, Letter Full Of Tears, Every Beat Of My Heart, Giving Up, etc plus Just Walk In My Shoes and your then new record Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me. Happy days.