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If you look close enough it looks like six robot singers hitting the high note - or is it just me?

 

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Photo by Brian Betteridge

An old Singer Sewing Machine at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. Photo © Derek Clegg. All rights reserved.

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Thailande - Lopburi - 2014/11

Inconnus en cours de voyage

 

Lopburi

Fête des singes (2014)

He was cute. And actually an amazing singer. I'd have bought a CD of his if he had any. And yeah, I gave him money :)

Singer

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Singer / Model: Danni RuleMUA: Sue-Ellen Chohan Thompson MuaPhoto: Monika SchaibleLocation: Millenium StudiosMusic Video with Danni Rule

Teatro Guaíra - Curitiba

A singer in the Hongik University subway stop.

Parkside Avenue Block Party

Taken at the Tracy Bean Festival. These singers have broadway voices that are wonderful

Singer 20 toy chain stitcher made in Great Britain.

 

This car competed at the Port Wakefield circuit in 1955 and 1956. Fitted with Singer 9 1100cc engine and running gear. It has recorded 135kph at The Bend. The Bend Classic.

A member of the Garni Quintet, singing in the Geghard Monastery crypt, Garni, Armenia.

She has a beautiful voice

MANDISA (singer songwriter) has just completed an EP entitled "SLOW BURN", which was mixed by Jon Clayton and mastered by Contentio Music. Mandisa will also be working on a 2nd EP in the very near future which will be presented by Contentio Music.

 

With diverse musical influences spanning the width of Soul through to New Wave; Percy Sledge meets Souxie and The Banshees, Mandisa made the flowing Soho Festival crowd stop in their tracks. Gracing the stage with her unmistakable beauty,

 

Mandisa accessorises herself with songs ranging from the profoundly painful yet beautiful to empowering perspectives found in her lyrics. Murmurs trembled among the audience with "What a voice!" being the most quoted. Velvety, enriching, substantial and strong, Mandisa's singing style is a difficult one to put into a box. Her style appeals to a wide ranged and eclectic listener and she found no problems adopting newfound

fans on the day.The soulful undertones of the song 'Enough is Enough' shows off her attraction to Paul Weller's genre in song writing. While 'Dirty Lives' showcases a dark funk with her voice working tightly with the bass and percussions.She is a poised performer with a slightly shy and guarded disposition. Her creative flair is heavily influenced by life, love, loss and renewal. Her big voice takes off from the stage with grace and humbleness. Her fans, old and

the new join in on her journey riding rhythmic waves. Genuine smiles and nods of consent reverberate among the festival goers. They understand Mandisa and her way of communicating her innermost thoughts and feelings. Encored for more, Mandisa delivers and the flock of spectators thank her with rapturous applause and a warmth that even the summer sun could not provide.

  

That's the bobbin winder on the wheel. Simple and it works beautifully.

My lovely and wonderful Singer 503a. It was also called "The Rocketeer". All mechanical and gear-driven. Manual tension settings. No belts. She's a beauty.

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Beinasco, Torino, Italy.

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Perfomers at Thursday night's Circle of Song are, from left, John Winship, Matthew Ward, Sharon Sacks, Rosaleen McGill (and her nephew), and Festival Chairman Frank Malley (who didn't sing, although he certainly can).

Zoological Garden of Singapore

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