What is it about the way some amazing people sing that gives us goosebumps?

I don’t know.His voice does it for me—He also has the best eyebrows.Ever—:)))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdTBml4oOZ8
It does work the other way too.I have wanted to launch pies at people who sing out of tune,but it just creates a mess;)

I’ve never gotten goosebumps from hearing anyone sing.

These girls did

@ChazMaz Well I would too if I was in the same room with him! The words seemed to affect the girls more than the voice. I’ve noticed that a great singer can sing the same song a hundred times, but not always give you goosebumps. Then, suddenly, there it is, somewhere in the song. Makes shiver!

Elvis Presley singing, “How Great Thou Art,” causes me to have goosebumps!

Unchained Melody, by the Righteous Brothers is not bad either!

http://s0.ilike.com/play#The+Righteous+Brothers:Unchained+Melody:12589:s39237881.13842292.6814117.1.2.156%2Cstd_daef63588dac439285a27d7a55c40aa4

Hearing Aretha Franklin sing the gospel standard ”Old Landmark” on her Amazing Grace album gives me goosebumps. Daryl Hall’s voice gives me goosebumps. That falsetto he pulls off for the last chorus of ”Kiss on My List”? Gorgeous.

And, strangely enough, hearing John Lennon sing the “looooose!” part in ”You’re Going to Lose That Girl” totally gives me the shivers. His voice usually sounds a little scratchy and ragged to me, so the clear tone he’s got on that record is awesome. And so sexy.

MrsDufresne does that to me. :-)

@BoBo1946 “In the Ghetto” by Elvis does that to me too.