Man I'm really liking Danny Warsnop's voice recently from Asking Alexandria.

Who you guys got? Doesn't have to be Acoustic. I think Acoustic just makes good vocals shine.

Chris Cornell

Have a listen to Mitch King, he might be a better musician than vocalist, but he ain’t bad at either one.



This is Romi Mayes, a Canadian singer-songwriter. I think she’s incredible. Accompanied only by an electric guitar; she’s on an acoustic.

Chris Daughtry. Lajon Witherspoon. Lzzy Hale.

Nils Lofgren:




Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coNqbqnH3AM

From the 90s era: Alice in Chains and Nirvana and Live and Pearl Jam Unplugged are good.

Dave Grohl

Eagles, Hotel California their acoustic version.

Steve Perry in his prime.

America

Bob Dylan...

I'd say Crosby, Stills and Nash are about the ultimate, but Dan Fogelberg was right up there.

I enjoyed Clapton unplugged.

James Taylor

If you have Netflix, check out the Norm MacDonald show episode with lesser-known (than Willie, Johnny, Waylon, etc) country legend Billy Joe Shaver as the guest. He does a few songs in between the interview / commentary and while I'd heard his music before this particular performance is just him and a guy playing acoustic, and it's sublimely good, IMO.

Only old-ass guys with tons of miles behind them sound like this, IMO, a bit like George Jones in the Aaron Lewis song, old man gravelly voice that's still sweet sounding somehow. Some say Billie Joe Shaver is the "godfather of Outlaw Country", and his songs have been recorded by Bob Dillon and other more famous names in the (original/good) country scene.

This video isn't from the Norm MacDonald show, and it's with a full band, but it'll convey the gist well enough to maybe help make it worth it to specifically watch that episode:

"Almost" rock category, I like the voices in this one. Still going after quite a few years.