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Voices that just don't seem to match the faces from which they emerge (Original Post) The Polack MSgt Jun 2020 OP
Excellent post. JDC Jun 2020 #1
Saw them in Detroit. Good show. (didn't expect them to do a Bowie cover)n/t luvallpeeps Jun 2020 #3
I went off on a "Blue Eyed Soul" rampage a few weeks ago The Polack MSgt Jun 2020 #4
First time I was ever MyOwnPeace Jun 2020 #2
He could legit sing The Polack MSgt Jun 2020 #6
Good stuff! KPN Jun 2020 #5
Colter Wall gets me every single time I see him play Docreed2003 Jun 2020 #7
George Ezra - I was NOT expecting him! chia Jun 2020 #8
I admit that I like a good baritone and Rockabilly The Polack MSgt Jun 2020 #9
You're very welcome, thanks in turn for introducing me to Cat Clyde :) chia Jun 2020 #11
This message was self-deleted by its author chia Jun 2020 #10
Ezra's voice can melt steel! Wawannabe Jun 2020 #14
Erika Wennerstrom: OilemFirchen Jun 2020 #12
I feel like many - Not all - but many artists feel that singing the higher registers The Polack MSgt Jun 2020 #13

JDC

(10,127 posts)
1. Excellent post.
Mon Jun 15, 2020, 09:39 PM
Jun 2020

William Elliot Whitmore is awesome.

Paul Janeway surprises also:




I think it was posted by you or Glamrock a few months ago. Some Spotify discussion broke out as I recall. If I'm wrong that would be on par....

The Polack MSgt

(13,186 posts)
4. I went off on a "Blue Eyed Soul" rampage a few weeks ago
Mon Jun 15, 2020, 09:57 PM
Jun 2020

And St Paul and the Broken Bones were most definitely included (Twice). Great singer and a fantastic band.

Glamrock is also a fan, so it may have been either of us

MyOwnPeace

(16,925 posts)
2. First time I was ever
Mon Jun 15, 2020, 09:43 PM
Jun 2020

"shocked" by that experience was WAY back when Gomer Pyle was on TV (played by Jim Nabors) and I heard him sing! Gollllllll - y!!!!

The Polack MSgt

(13,186 posts)
6. He could legit sing
Mon Jun 15, 2020, 10:01 PM
Jun 2020

I had a similar experience the 1st time I saw Roy Clark and Buck Owens tear into a guitar duet.

"WAIT A MINUTE- These guys can PLAY?"

chia

(2,244 posts)
11. You're very welcome, thanks in turn for introducing me to Cat Clyde :)
Tue Jun 16, 2020, 09:05 PM
Jun 2020

(this is a dup of the post I just deleted wherein I posted to myself... :chuckle

Response to chia (Reply #8)

The Polack MSgt

(13,186 posts)
13. I feel like many - Not all - but many artists feel that singing the higher registers
Tue Jun 16, 2020, 11:26 PM
Jun 2020

Has been done. That was the norm from the late 60s until just recently.

So it's kind of refreshing t hear Female Alto voice and Male Baritones rather than the soprano/mezzo soprano and even falsetto nonsense that was the norm.

IMHO Phrasing along with volume and pitch control was always a better gauge of a vocalists talent than pure "Range"


Also - Thanx for this tip. I don't believe that I've ever heard this band before.

New music that doesn't suck is always a damn well appreciated GIFT

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