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5.0 out of 5 stars
Perhaps the world's greatest voice !,
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This review is from: Taj-e-Taraneh (MP3 Download)
Although I am not Persian I must confess that after listening to him for years
I would not doubt that after "all the data" were in from all the other countries of the world, his voice would be the one consistently appearing at the top. Now I am serious collector of music, and having savored the best tenors and baritones from every corner of the earth, it is his voice that wins each time. If I had not heard and loved at least 80 great singers from the globe, I would not dare make this claim since I would be simply "emoting". Ebi is quite simply Iran's greatest musical treasure, a voice that appears in this world only from time to time. His voice will not send your cat running out of the room the way so called "operatic geniuses' do. No it is pure magic through and through, magnificent in its thorough naturalness and engaging poignancy. One thinks of the great Cantors like Zion Ben Miller or Moishe Kousevitsky or the likes of Italy's Gigli or Scotland's Alasdaire Gillies or India's Manna Dey and their ability to give their songs an indefinable but unmistakable something ELSE. |
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Taj-e-Taraneh by Ebi (Audio CD - 2003)
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