@@conrar1320 Yeah, I think on another live version of Casey jones/orange blossom he tries to end the slide on the G1, but ends on a sharp G#1. Is this the G#1 you are referring to ?
@@reubenthomas7907 Nope, listen to the 'lost session' with Johnny Cash and John Schneider. Much of the video consists of Johnny Cash trying to hit a Bb1, and he goes slightly below that at least once.
@@conrar1320 Thurl goes down to an E1(I guess), in "White Lightning ", go to the website dedicated to Thurl, allthingsthurl.com click on the music link, then click the backup link, you should see the audio link for this song . Thurl speaks mostly in an Ab1 the entire song, and also speaks down to an E1 numerous times . The E1 is clearly heard at 1:30, 2:08 ,2:37, and between 2:57 and 3:30 and towards the end. Thurl sounds like Barry White at times, but ofcourse, lower.
@@thrattjaouhard3372 I'm a baritone, but I strain when i go up to F4, and my lowest is an E2, the highest note I reached was a B4 but with a lot of straining, what advice would you give me?
@@conrar1320 Yeah. I'm flabbergasted every time I hear someone say Cash only had about 10 notes in his range. Either they're deaf, or they seriously need music lessons.
So according to this video Cash’s range was A1-A4 (with falsetto G5). I think he could even go as low as G1 or F1 if he tried. On the higher end, I’m sure he could have gone a couple of tones above G5: maybe up to A5 or Bb5. Cool video! Cheers for making it!
His notes below about C2 started getting pretty weak and breathy. Still, with him being a bass-baritone (not even a true bass), that is pretty impressive.
He obviously couldn’t go that far down. I don’t get why people are like ”hey, this air coming from my throat is X pitch”. Like dude, the note you are **singing** needs to be sung and not whispered, with good and resonant tone to be of any use.
My tenor ass was feeling pretty good about life in the first part of this, and then he opened with that F2 for the lows and I was like, “Oh, no.” 😂 I manage to stay with him down to C2, but the sound was reeeeeaaaally tiny. My lowest consistent/resonant note is like A2 or B2. You guys are out here blowing my mind.
@@grannyeyesgameplay5993 f#2 very common for high tenors natural low end - including myself! - but we can hit lower notes. i've hit reliably down to C2-B1 and occasionally A1. Growled frequencies come down to D#1 in my experience. Obviously past your natural low end it all sounds pretty fry-ish but you can improve this.
I don’t usually say stuff like this, but I’m 15 and I can hang with most singers or vocalists, except for Elvis Presley. Johnny has a heck of a range, but I think Elvis has him beat. RIP Johnny and Elvis!!
@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15And where is that? No shit Elvis couldn’t reach E1. That’s the first string of a bass guitar. Try listening to it once and imagening if a human can sing that.
Im 14 an I have a very low voice for my age, I can get down to a B1 or Bb1 when it's warmed up, I've listened to johnny cash for the past 4-5 years everyday
@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15 Cool man, that means that you are basically J.D. Sumner. If I were you I would bring out records and call yourself the new lowest bass singer on earth
Use Mix voice th-cam.com/play/PLw8zY1rOoReZbOE5SKvs1zk6jjzikpRAX.html&si=qCio3JgszUP69XJf put subtitles this channel is in spanish of spain (but is the best) th-cam.com/video/i9mEOIAOr0E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ft3B47ebX-PZ8kSQ (8:03) example of mix voice th-cam.com/video/3zrb1VWMWdM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JBz2-xRCgpqeczMB (the power of mix voice) Areh is a light baritone (or maybe a dramatic tenor baritenor)
Trust me you don't want to be a bass, I can hit a b1 in chest and it fucks your upper chest voice. When I was younger and a baritone (similar lows to you) I could do a g4 in chest pretty easy. Now I can barely get a E4 without straining. Falsettos pretty similar, lost a note or 2
So I have A1 to A4 range, (E5 in falsetto) and its still not enough to be considered a singer material. Nobody gives a shit about 3 octaves, everyone wants dem high notes.
VERY untrue. Most cities have some sort of professional choir with Baritones and Basses getting paid to sing without needing to hit "dem high notes." Plenty of FAMOUS Baritones and Basses too. But you probably mean the kinds of singers you might hear on the radio. Well once again, you're completely wrong. Johnny Cash is just one example right here. He made his career rarely singing above a C4, as you just saw. It's not about who can scream an Ab5 the best. If you really want to pursue a career in singing, you can by developing your technique. Otherwise, you're just making excuses.
would it be more accurate to describe him as a low baritone or a bass-baritone? im no expert on voice types but some of his B1s are stronger than what i would imagine a low baritone should be capable of but i def think the timbre just isn't there for him to be a true bass
Definitely not a true bass but possibly a bass baritone because of the power in his Bb1s. Then again his timbre has me confused because it's like a low baritone's, meaning lighter than a bass baritone
@@IronMaid3n I'm not really an expert on this stuff, but from off the top of my head I'd say Avi Kaplan, David Kahn, Bobby Waters, some old gospel basses and the oktavists. All of them are very comfortable in their lower notes and also have very warm timbres. From what I know true basses usually sound lower than they actually are, because of how naturally full and comfortable they are with their lower range
I dont think this note will be lower than A1 but i am still curious what the lowest note is on this live performance th-cam.com/video/v2IBejc4HHM/w-d-xo.html and if you want maybe this one also? Its the same performance other song th-cam.com/video/d1mtVGsnEgs/w-d-xo.html
In that performance of I Walk The Line, he sings B1. Casey Jones, it's an A1. He tries for G1 on 'man' but he just hits the A1 again instead. It would've sounded very good if he had done the song 2 semitones higher edit: the song*
Well, actually I really dont know for sure my speaking range, bc it varies quite often, during the day its even went down to D2, lol: over complicated voice tbh.
@@poqax Hahaha That's weird. When I was 16 (now I'm 18) my normal speaking voice during the day was Bb1 up to E2. I don't know about the morning. I don't smoke or anything.
Hey I wanted help with something if i posted a video of a low note can you help me find what note it was exactly much love of your videos and hard work.
Yes, I would say a baritone with a very solid lower register. Some may describe him as a bass-baritone which I wouldn't go out of my way to disagree with.
O yeah by far. I sang Elvis and Johnny. I can say. My voice doesn’t hit as good as Johnny. But deepest my voice gets is daddy sang bass and I still struggle with it.
The first time he says the word "Hurt" in "Hurt", it's not close to Eb2 and it's not whispered, so do you have a timestamp? The lowest I found for that song was G2.
Con Rar try searching up he’ll hold to my hand and he will pop up and the search up JD Sumner’s highest and lowest note and the first song he hits an A4 in falsetto and then it will play him hitting roughly a G0 in an Elvis concert in 74 I think
@@conrar1320 Try to sing in different microphones you will hear the difference, even the speakers you use will change the sound of the voice. The only way to find the real voice is, without microphone and without speakers. Thanks
@@helpmereach1ksubswithnovid581 No. Some of the prison recordings may be a semitone sharp due to the tape speed, but they were not lowered, and also not intentionally.
Yeah, no. I love Johnny Cash very much however, these notes just werent in his range unfortunately. Youre basically saying he sang as low as a Russian Bass and as high as a Tenor 2. While that is completely possible to do I dont see how you got these notes at a piano. Maybe you did this from an app? My F1 shows up as a C1 on most apps and I know that note just isnt there.
@@joshadkins5765 Well, I have some time so I guess I'll explain myself: I'm not saying Johnny Cash was a bass, nor a tenor. In my personal opinion, Johnny Cash was a baritone who had a better lower range than most baritones. Range does not necessarily indicate any particular voice type. For example, Paul McCartney has a very solid A1 but he's certainly not a bass. I've also read he has C6s, but he's not a soprano either. He's a tenor. I'm also not trying to claim that Johnny Cash could have hit the extremities in this video consistently throughout his career. For example, I doubt 1950s Cash could've sang an A1. I doubt Cash in 2003 could've sung a G5. However, I still feel these notes are representative of his overall vocal range throughout his career. From what I know, It's entirely natural for a singer's range to change over the course of their adult life. To pitch Johnny Cash's notes, I use a reliable virtual piano. I don't quite know why you are mentioning F1 and C1 because neither notes are mentioned in this video. I hope this clears it up.
One note away from 4 octaves.Awesome.
Ferny there was an old version where he actually hit a Bflat 5. He hit one note above 4 octaves, but the video was deleted
@@dominiccugliari2282 That was just a random scream which I wouldn't really count towards his range. I recall he hit a dodgy/brief G#1 as well.
@@conrar1320 Yeah, I think on another live version of Casey jones/orange blossom he tries to end the slide on the G1, but ends on a sharp G#1. Is this the G#1 you are referring to ?
@@reubenthomas7907 Nope, listen to the 'lost session' with Johnny Cash and John Schneider. Much of the video consists of Johnny Cash trying to hit a Bb1, and he goes slightly below that at least once.
@@conrar1320 Thurl goes down to an E1(I guess), in "White Lightning ", go to the website dedicated to Thurl, allthingsthurl.com click on the music link, then click the backup link, you should see the audio link for this song . Thurl speaks mostly in an Ab1 the entire song, and also speaks down to an E1 numerous times . The E1 is clearly heard at 1:30, 2:08 ,2:37, and between 2:57 and 3:30 and towards the end. Thurl sounds like Barry White at times, but ofcourse, lower.
For a bass baritone, must say his pretty good. I have always liked him. Something, about that voice, keeps me listening.
bass baritone? what?
Bumbling__Bee What’s the confusion about?
@@D3xTRb0y never mind, I was thinking about the choral voice types, instead of the ranges
I'm a baritone and can go higher than a tenor
@@thrattjaouhard3372 I'm a baritone, but I strain when i go up to F4, and my lowest is an E2, the highest note I reached was a B4 but with a lot of straining, what advice would you give me?
Great research and a wonderful response to all the people who think Cash's vocal range was limited!
Thank you!
@@conrar1320 Yeah. I'm flabbergasted every time I hear someone say Cash only had about 10 notes in his range. Either they're deaf, or they seriously need music lessons.
yeah , i didn't know he went much passed Middle C in natural ! voice ! Eye opener for me .
@@seancoxen3329Even when he was just about to DIE he had over two octaves.
@@operationthrash9645 bullshit everyone has two if you add falsetto. no big deal
When you stub your toe on the bed frame 5:14
Hahaha
Haha
The high note he hits in Spiritual at 2:58 is beautiful.
I'd like to see people say he had no vocal range now... He had a good range!
So according to this video Cash’s range was A1-A4 (with falsetto G5).
I think he could even go as low as G1 or F1 if he tried.
On the higher end, I’m sure he could have gone a couple of tones above G5: maybe up to A5 or Bb5.
Cool video!
Cheers for making it!
He did actually. Though not included he goes down to an F#1
His notes below about C2 started getting pretty weak and breathy. Still, with him being a bass-baritone (not even a true bass), that is pretty impressive.
He obviously couldn’t go that far down. I don’t get why people are like ”hey, this air coming from my throat is X pitch”. Like dude, the note you are **singing** needs to be sung and not whispered, with good and resonant tone to be of any use.
I think his falsetto G4 is the most impressive of his higher notes, very smooth
falsetto is his highest note unless he can scream
This is an awesome video, I am a Johnny Cash fan myself and I appreciate you posting this.
You are welcome :)
This was fantastic, thank you so much for putting this together.
I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
New low note found! Updated video title & description (see link within)
Can we acknowledge that Stevie Nicks and Johnny cash almost have the same vocal range. Her lowest is a B2.
We love you johnny
6:05 So cool, like a wolf howling on full moon in dead of midnight! 🐺✌️
To me it sounds like an old steam locomotive trudging through!
My tenor ass was feeling pretty good about life in the first part of this, and then he opened with that F2 for the lows and I was like, “Oh, no.” 😂 I manage to stay with him down to C2, but the sound was reeeeeaaaally tiny. My lowest consistent/resonant note is like A2 or B2. You guys are out here blowing my mind.
A tenor C2? Damn
My lowest good is like f#2
@@grannyeyesgameplay5993 f#2 very common for high tenors natural low end - including myself! - but we can hit lower notes. i've hit reliably down to C2-B1 and occasionally A1. Growled frequencies come down to D#1 in my experience. Obviously past your natural low end it all sounds pretty fry-ish but you can improve this.
@@muslimmetalmanno, its baritone, tenors are highet
@@grannyeyesgameplay5993 in operatic yes! but in pop singing you can get id say about half octave lower with relative ease.
10:42 F#1 in speaking voice
If you mean com-ING, you could be right, but you have to slow it down to 0.25 to hear it so I doubt it's even worth mentioning
Excelente análisis!...desde BS.as.argentina
Johnny Cash is The Man . No others come close.
I don’t usually say stuff like this, but I’m 15 and I can hang with most singers or vocalists, except for Elvis Presley. Johnny has a heck of a range, but I think Elvis has him beat. RIP Johnny and Elvis!!
You know elvis is a high baritone right? Ofc he will beat johnny cash
@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15 Elvis could reach D2 at his best
@@japanesefacist2460 Elvis could reach E1 bruh
@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15 if you count support range he can reach C2 i think or B1
@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15And where is that? No shit Elvis couldn’t reach E1. That’s the first string of a bass guitar. Try listening to it once and imagening if a human can sing that.
Im 14 an I have a very low voice for my age, I can get down to a B1 or Bb1 when it's warmed up, I've listened to johnny cash for the past 4-5 years everyday
Same man👌
I prefer johnny cash on the sun label though not singing particularly low notes in his earlier days
You're just 14 so your voice still has much to change. It's still developing.
Same bro but I can reach more than B1 cuz i can go down to D1
@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15 Cool man, that means that you are basically J.D. Sumner. If I were you I would bring out records and call yourself the new lowest bass singer on earth
Did Cash ever hit a low D note for Daddy Sang Bass? If so, how low was the note?
Cash sings B1 in Daddy Sang Bass. I'd have included it in this video but in my opinion he has better B1s.
0:35 when did he ever sing Dixieland? I don’t remember this.
I’m a bass and my comfortable range right now is from d#2 to to d#4, I really wanna expand my range to at least a g4, any recommendations?
Use Mix voice
th-cam.com/play/PLw8zY1rOoReZbOE5SKvs1zk6jjzikpRAX.html&si=qCio3JgszUP69XJf put subtitles this channel is in spanish of spain (but is the best)
th-cam.com/video/i9mEOIAOr0E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ft3B47ebX-PZ8kSQ (8:03) example of mix voice
th-cam.com/video/3zrb1VWMWdM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JBz2-xRCgpqeczMB (the power of mix voice)
Areh is a light baritone (or maybe a dramatic tenor baritenor)
thats 3 and a half ocatave vocal range very good.
A little more than 3 and a half in total
Cash is not a bass singer. Baritone naturally. People who imitate him and try to sing as low as they can are not doing it right.
So that's why I can't get walk the line.
In the original version he goes down to an C2, and in E tone it turned into B1.
What song is 1:34 ? i like the way that bass sounds
Hi, it's in the description. The song is I Will Dance With You
Con Rar right on thaanks mang. Sorry i drunk
I want johnny cash's vocal range, i currently have the one of jim morrison of like g7 to eb2
G7?
Trust me you don't want to be a bass, I can hit a b1 in chest and it fucks your upper chest voice. When I was younger and a baritone (similar lows to you) I could do a g4 in chest pretty easy. Now I can barely get a E4 without straining. Falsettos pretty similar, lost a note or 2
@@maxwelledison9954 How old are you? Are you saying this happens because of age or because of singing very low notes?
which song is 2:59 ? please write the song’s names that ı did not found
Found it.. -spiritual..
does anybody knows where's that yodel from? 5:00
description
@@conrar1320 thank you
@@conrar1320 that link's actually unavaiable so I found this new one if anyone else comes looking for it
th-cam.com/video/z1kUbkUqpLs/w-d-xo.html
"Ghost riders in the sky"
Johnny Cash sings F2 in that song on the words "Ghost Riders"
when the backing player misses a note: 5:36
10:41 hearing that at the middle of the night, you'd shit your pants
MAN LOOK AT THEM BEANS
What a tune.
So I have A1 to A4 range, (E5 in falsetto) and its still not enough to be considered a singer material. Nobody gives a shit about 3 octaves, everyone wants dem high notes.
MrExcessum e5 is a really nice high note, depends on your voice type, If you are a bass or baritone your voice will sound so much higher
3 octaves is a lot larger than you think. Most of the time you won’t even use your full range anyway.
VERY untrue. Most cities have some sort of professional choir with Baritones and Basses getting paid to sing without needing to hit "dem high notes." Plenty of FAMOUS Baritones and Basses too. But you probably mean the kinds of singers you might hear on the radio. Well once again, you're completely wrong. Johnny Cash is just one example right here. He made his career rarely singing above a C4, as you just saw. It's not about who can scream an Ab5 the best. If you really want to pursue a career in singing, you can by developing your technique. Otherwise, you're just making excuses.
Go look up how big Frank Sinatras range was...youll be surprised.
@@joshadkins5765 he never uses his head voice, his chest range was impressive as hell he makes all of it sound good
Where I can I find the sea of Galilee song?
The song is called He Turned The Water Into Wine. It's on The Gospel Road album.
would it be more accurate to describe him as a low baritone or a bass-baritone? im no expert on voice types but some of his B1s are stronger than what i would imagine a low baritone should be capable of but i def think the timbre just isn't there for him to be a true bass
Definitely not a true bass but possibly a bass baritone because of the power in his Bb1s. Then again his timbre has me confused because it's like a low baritone's, meaning lighter than a bass baritone
@@azeemsyed8550 i think he aged into being a bass-baritone but in the earlier years of his career he was a low baritone
@@ginjax5104 Yea true that makes sense
@@azeemsyed8550 What singers could be considered true basses?
@@IronMaid3n I'm not really an expert on this stuff, but from off the top of my head I'd say Avi Kaplan, David Kahn, Bobby Waters, some old gospel basses and the oktavists. All of them are very comfortable in their lower notes and also have very warm timbres. From what I know true basses usually sound lower than they actually are, because of how naturally full and comfortable they are with their lower range
8:12 what is this picture from?
I feel like streets of loredo should be on this list? somewhere near C2 I think?
Yes, over his career he hit C2 a fair few times (a lot of decent ones as well) but I tried only getting the ones I deemed the very best
@@conrar1320 no worries. thanks for the research
“Cuz I’m the OOOOOOO that named you sue”....”i can’t say son of a bitch on stage”😂
Damn I thought my vocal range was decent lol, oh well my namesake is cool anyways
Song at 11:42?
I know it’s a bit of a late reply but the song is “hell this ain’t heaven” by John Schindler
So the highest note in his chest voice was a G#4 and the lowest was an A1. Nice!
He imitates train whistles in a high pitch
Nice
Thanks!
bass baritone
I dont think this note will be lower than A1 but i am still curious what the lowest note is on this live performance th-cam.com/video/v2IBejc4HHM/w-d-xo.html and if you want maybe this one also? Its the same performance other song th-cam.com/video/d1mtVGsnEgs/w-d-xo.html
In that performance of I Walk The Line, he sings B1.
Casey Jones, it's an A1. He tries for G1 on 'man' but he just hits the A1 again instead. It would've sounded very good if he had done the song 2 semitones higher
edit: the song*
@@conrar1320 I love this live performance 1979 so far and and came across this th-cam.com/video/i2D8E8bLSrk/w-d-xo.html
@@LevDarratOliveInducedPhsycosi I think his lowest there is something like C#2
I'm 16 and get to b1, tryna see how deep i can go by time i'm 30 lol
Vocal fry?
@@raccoon8962 Nope, I naturally speak in a deep register, I really dont even know what Vocal Fry is though.
My speaking voice is about F2 or G2; in the morning I speak in a C2--E2 range lol.
Well, actually I really dont know for sure my speaking range, bc it varies quite often, during the day its even went down to D2, lol: over complicated voice tbh.
@@poqax Hahaha That's weird. When I was 16 (now I'm 18) my normal speaking voice during the day was Bb1 up to E2. I don't know about the morning. I don't smoke or anything.
he basically belted a G#4😮
the best baritone of all times
Elvis 😅
Johnny was a bass.
@@doren3880 not really
@@bamori183 No baritone would hit A1 as easy as Johnny did. And he had a bass speaking voice.
I can’t find the song “Go wild” on youtube. Can you help me?
Type "Carlene Carter - Go Wild"
Hey I wanted help with something if i posted a video of a low note can you help me find what note it was exactly much love of your videos and hard work.
Sure
Suprised "Streets of Laredo" was not included.
Is he a baritone
Yes, I would say a baritone with a very solid lower register.
Some may describe him as a bass-baritone which I wouldn't go out of my way to disagree with.
Bass baritone for sure
Bad News would've been a good song for the low notes
Which was in the video
what is the low note from hurt?
Probably G2 or something, can't remember
E2
Yo where did you get that version of get rhythm? I can't seem to find it anywhere thanks
Martin Delray's version
Con Rar oh thanks man I went threw so many videos on TH-cam and I would’ve never found that
He has reached lower notes than Elvis!
Yes, Elvis, in chest, just reached G2, as I remember.
O yeah by far. I sang Elvis and Johnny. I can say. My voice doesn’t hit as good as Johnny. But deepest my voice gets is daddy sang bass and I still struggle with it.
Elvis was a full lyric baritone. Johnny is a bass-baritone
Yes. Elvis was a high baritone, Cash was Bass baritone.
Nice tenor.
He's far from a tenor. He is a bass-baritone.
@@ferbmixes8352 I was so dumb lol. I know that now.
@@m.lindemann8400 Ok, everyone commits mistakes.
What's the note he hit in Hurt, when he first says 'Hurt'? Sounds like a whispered Eb2 to me,
The first time he says the word "Hurt" in "Hurt", it's not close to Eb2 and it's not whispered, so do you have a timestamp?
The lowest I found for that song was G2.
Oh well nevermind then lol
JD Sumner please
Sadly I don't know of many cases where he sings high, so the video would be a bit short.
Con Rar try searching up he’ll hold to my hand and he will pop up and the search up JD Sumner’s highest and lowest note and the first song he hits an A4 in falsetto and then it will play him hitting roughly a G0 in an Elvis concert in 74 I think
How you decide what notes Johnny Cash singing? Maybe you can help me find out what notes I am singing here?: th-cam.com/video/-I54jFSfFl4/w-d-xo.html
piano-player.info/
The mic do a lot of voice Change too and the studio you sing in , but still Johnny was great.
I don't understand if you're implying that he pitch-shifted his stuff? Because I highly doubt it
@@conrar1320 Try to sing in different microphones you will hear the difference, even the speakers you use will change the sound of the voice. The only way to find the real voice is, without microphone and without speakers. Thanks
@@conrar1320 he did lower the pitch on some of the prison albums I believe but no studio recordings
@@helpmereach1ksubswithnovid581 No. Some of the prison recordings may be a semitone sharp due to the tape speed, but they were not lowered, and also not intentionally.
Yeah, no. I love Johnny Cash very much however, these notes just werent in his range unfortunately. Youre basically saying he sang as low as a Russian Bass and as high as a Tenor 2. While that is completely possible to do I dont see how you got these notes at a piano. Maybe you did this from an app? My F1 shows up as a C1 on most apps and I know that note just isnt there.
I don't think you really have a clue what you're talking about
@@conrar1320 that's that i was saying to you just in a better way
@@joshadkins5765 I'll leave you in your ignorance, unless you want me to explain why you don't really know what you're talking about?
@@joshadkins5765 Well, I have some time so I guess I'll explain myself:
I'm not saying Johnny Cash was a bass, nor a tenor. In my personal opinion, Johnny Cash was a baritone who had a better lower range than most baritones. Range does not necessarily indicate any particular voice type. For example, Paul McCartney has a very solid A1 but he's certainly not a bass. I've also read he has C6s, but he's not a soprano either. He's a tenor.
I'm also not trying to claim that Johnny Cash could have hit the extremities in this video consistently throughout his career. For example, I doubt 1950s Cash could've sang an A1. I doubt Cash in 2003 could've sung a G5. However, I still feel these notes are representative of his overall vocal range throughout his career. From what I know, It's entirely natural for a singer's range to change over the course of their adult life.
To pitch Johnny Cash's notes, I use a reliable virtual piano. I don't quite know why you are mentioning F1 and C1 because neither notes are mentioned in this video.
I hope this clears it up.
@Niranjan Rajesh McCartney's A1 is mixed fry.
Rip cash
I can go lower than Josh Turner, and higher than MJ saying HeeHee
JAJAJSJSJ QUE VERGA TENGO JUSTO EL MISMO RANGO wtf
Frank zappa
if only he could stay on the note consistently...
He croons and scoops and is off key so often. I think he was a legend that was created and not natural.
Falsettos are ridiculous