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• Suzanne Pleshette brings to Zira a steely ambition and a throatiness that suggests the depths of her ruthlessness.
• Marsha Mason makes her way through rows of herbs and flowers, rattling off their names with the familiarity of a farmer and the throatiness of an actor.
• The Dunker has a long neck with no throatiness, sloping shoulders, straight forelegs, a level topline, a straight and strong back with broad and muscular loins, and a slight tuck up in the chest.
• Jim Farber of the " New York Daily News " commented that Keys took a risk by covering the song, but concluded that " she makes it her own, putting more funk in the rhythm and finding new throatiness in her voice ".
• His voice is preserved in a number of 78-rpm Gramophone " review of the reissued British National Opera Company's 1927 Columbia recording of " Pagliacci " noted that " the throatiness and discomfort [ of Mullings s Canio ] in the upper range are to some extent offset by a warmly personal timbre and intense dramatic commitment ."
• Knoxvillelives at " Sputnikmusic " had a contrasting statement about the two albums, commenting, " the songs have a certain quality about them that makes them more instantly appealing than the previous tunes . " He also praised Jones'vocals as " truly one of the more recognisable in UK rocks recent years, with a pleasant throatiness to it that adds emotion to even the simplest lyric ."