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Amen ❤

Māori voice

Road to Hana

John has never had a singing lesson

What an awful performance of this beautiful song. Just heartless vocal gymnastics.

I’m not Māori, but I AM Polynesian (Native Hawaiian) from a little town Called Hilo, every time I hear this song, chills runs up and down my spine, goosebumps behind my neck and on my arms. You can feel the Mana and spirit in this song

True Aussie talent

Listen to the live version of him doing this song ,its amazing 😍🤩.

The GOAT.

Beautiful voice and OMG BEAUTIFUL bride!

Aussie boys, thru and thru, best vocals ever! The best singers in the world xx

John's pipes shoot fire out. Stand back or get burnt. Just wow. 🤓🍻

He's English, so is Olivia and Jimmy Barnes is Scottish, Crowded house Kiwi

Love your reaction ♥️ John is the GOAT in Australia 🇦🇺 🙌 👌

Nga mihi kia koe. Thanks for reacting to the cuzzy Stan. He the real deal in real life.

Why do you have the screen so small we cam hardly see it.. im leavin

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Kia ora beautiful great reaction ❤

🌡️🤖🌡️Not have Word for describe 😊 con,

I find it on accident whenever I’m baby talking to my cats and my voice squeaks at them. It feels SO different from when I’m just singing. Only thing is that it’s hard for me to sustain the notes because it’s not strengthened yet. Also you’re right, lip roll is for head voice, not whistle.

I love your explanation, very clear!

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Quite nasally

Your rendition at 3:06 is the best replication I've heard anyone ever attempt and yet there's still this polish to your voice, suggesting years of formal practice. Matt's sound, on the other hand, is something wholely unique. I sense a draw to a uniquely Australian sound in the Cooee, something most Australians practice when young but is predominantly a sound from the outback.

You cut him off before the most insane part

Stan came to timaru i was there he had all white n and YIP that voice travel thru the sound shell corline bay to Mt cook

Enjoy your feedback!!! Could you do the song 'Maori o te Ao' Stan. Thanku

This just how we sing in New Zealand

I felt your spirit in here , I’m glad you resonate with the indigenous of earth and the ancestors flowing thru us all listen to your intuition last of a dying breed we must all come together and unite against the common enemy oppressing us all. I appreciate you cuz I know you are listening and this energy never lies. This energy been with us all along , we must wake up and realize who we are , remember who you are and never forget where u came from. Fight for your GOD given rights on earth realm Forever truth will prevail and Gods children will know love, peace and unity once again , forever and ever ♾️

Annoited, indeed. ❤❤❤❤❤ South Pacific son.

Thanks again for reacting to this icon of Aussie entertainment. He's been the favourite of a lot of us for a long long time. His dedication to his wife and family meant that he never achieved the international stardom he deserved. He may not have been a household name to the general public around the world, but there's a long list of international stars who respect him highly. FYI: the rasp in his voice is honestly come by. You can develop it too with a bit of dedication. Just suck down a couple of packs of cigarettes a day for a couple of decades, and it's right there. Of course, most people then have difficulty holding a long note, or singing a pure note, or generating such power without coughing up a lung, but that's another problem.

Apart from going opera, he’s hit every emotion . So proud to be Aussie 🇦🇺 absolute weapon on the booth 🫶🏻 put everything into it and some

Tau ke koe Stan

If you love this from Matt do yourself a favour and listen Trick of the light Live on the resolution tour AMAZING

I get shades of David Gilmour in the distorted slide guitar when the band kicks in. It all builds so nicely. An inspired arrangement. Well done Kasey.

The greatest singer Australia has ever produced and why he's called "the voice".👏🇦🇺

That wasn't a mic effect, it was a Central Asian vocal technique I believe is called bleating, and seems to be a kind of tremolo (similar to bowed tremolo on the violin family). That section was borrowed from a traditional Kazakh funerary chant, which he incorporated to honor the band's previous singer (who had died of a heart attack some time earlier).

Your feelings this song the moment he started singing in te reo..it hit your heart..why we are u..and u are us...even the English part breath into me we call a hongi...we are 1 onces it happens

Why do you laugh

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Thank you

If you’re a part of a worship team/band or want to learn how to harmonize, this is for you! Let’s take the song “Goodness of God”. (5th) 1’ 6 5 6 1’ 1’ 7 5 5 (3rd) 5 4 3 4 5 5 4/5 3/5 3/5 (R) 3 2 1 2 3 3 2 1 1 I will sing of the goodness of God.

What I love is the fact that ppl all over the world can listen to this talent. I sincerely hope that John knows how ppl recognise his talent. I have always been a fan. With no screaming just listening.

Terrible version of this song, all over the place, I threw up

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Stan Walker Rendition of 'Dont dream it's over'

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