TOP 10 BASSISTS THAT CAN SING! KEN TAMPLIN VOCAL ACADEMY
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- TOP 10 BASSISTS THAT CAN SING! KEN TAMPLIN VOCAL ACADEMY
Following up on Ten Top Guitarists That Can Sing!
I wanted to include Ten Top Bassists That Can Sing!
I truly believe that most instrumentalists would love to sing but have relegated that idea to those "born" with talent.
Truth is, anyone can sing.
No, really.
If you can sing Happy Birthday, you can learn to sing!
Yes, it is true there are some that are "born" with stronger skills than others. This is true in almost any discipline.
But you can definitely use what you have and grow it like crazy.
Just like I did.
I hope you find this video inspirational and informative.
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Here are some fun facts about these Bassists. :-)
Geddy Lee
Lee's name, Geddy, was derived from his mother's heavily accented pronunciation of his given first name, Gary (His mother and father survived the ghettos of Poland during WWII and later Auschwitz and Dachau when they were only 13 years old). This was picked up by his friends in school, leading Lee to adopt it as his stage name and later his legal name.
Jack Bruce
Jack attended 14 different schools; his final being the Royal Scottish Academy of Music. He left the Academy at 16, because of poverty and discouragement by his professors' lack of interest in his ideas.
His first real band the seminal Graham Bond Organization, included organist Graham Bond, guitarist John McLaughlin and drummer Ginger Baker. Jack was compelled to leave this band after three years by Ginger Baker, who said his playing was "too busy"! However, it was Ginger Baker who initially asked Jack to form a trio with Eric Clapton ( insisted that Jack would be the singer)
Sting
Sting earned his famous name from performing in jazz clubs while wearing a black and yellow sweater that made him look like a huge bee.
Phil Lynott
The "Boys" from the boys are back in town were a ragamuffin bunch of criminals based in Manchester called the Quality Street Gang. Members of the gang frequented the bar which Lynott's mother ran.
Lemmy Kilmister
He spent 8 months working as a roadie for the group and Hendrix's personal acid dealer.
When asked if he had learned anything from Hendrix, Lemmy aptly responded, "Yeah, I learned to give up guitar and play bass instead."
Paul McCartney
Paul played what's believed to be the largest paid audience in recorded history. In 1989, Paul played a solo concert to a crowd of 350,000-plus in Brazil.
Gene Simmons
You could probably tell better stories about Gene but...
Despite the rock 'n' roll culture of the '70s and '80s, Gene Simmons has never done drugs, smoked cigarettes or drank alcohol.
As a certified teacher he taught elementary school for several years. Imagine having him?
Gene speaks 5 languages fluently: Hungarian, Hebrew, High German, Japanese and, of course, English"
Gene Simmons is a former member of the Mickey Mouse Club.
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Marco Hietala from nightwish singing high hopes (Pink Floyd) one of the highlights of his singing abilities
Thanks for the tidbit!
Please check out Tarot - Wings Of The Darkness the original 80's version ! :)
Without Marco in the list it's hard to take it seriously. He's also an instrumentalist.
Love Marco, totally awesome
The Chosen and an absolute crazed sped up rendition of Kill the King from To Live Again are also worth checking out. Or the softer side on Sleepless from Stigmata. Or the pure rage of I Rule from Suffer Our Pleasures. Marco's original band Tarot did loads of excellent songs and his performances were always passionate and spot on. Started out as a traditional heavy metal but evolved to a more proggressive power metal throughout the years. Always heavy and darker in tone though. Highly recommended.
Wow can’t believe I don’t see Michael Anthony on this list. He’s been making lead singers sound good/better for years!
Thanks for the addition, Marshall!
Totally agree, Kip Winger is one of the most underrated singers, song writers and producers. I am fortunate to have worked with him on several occasions, he invited me to play a few shows with him and also plays bass on 2 of my albums.
That's awesome, Milan Polak!
That's really cool
I had him play tambourine on one of my albums. :-P
Their first two albums had some really good moments mixed in with the silliness. Headed for a heartbreak and State of Emergency were awesome, and from In the heart of the young the title track is fucking awesome and a must hear if you never heard it.
He's an awesome musician overall. And has anyone noticed that he looks like Barry Gibb?😁
Glenn Hughes exudes rock and roll. I saw him a few years ago and KILLED it. He's underrated as a bass player and his singing is off the charts.
Magnum Muscle 👍
Held my breath until the last bassist, at last you mentioned Geddy Lee.
Anti Matters Too 👍
Surprised to not see Chris Squire or Les Claypool, not many out there that can do what they do. Was incredibly happy to see Geddy at #1, he is a God and one of my biggest influences of all time.
Aaron Bolean 👍
Les Claypool good bassist but awful singer in mho
I think Timothy B Schmit (Eagles/Poco) is also an amazing singer. Saw him live and man.. he’s good!
Oh, he's great!
Recognized the name from trying to figure out who he was in The Eagles Farewell Concert (I only recognized the other three). My dad knew who he was right away though lol. Funny thing, he kind of reminds me of you Ken (appearance-wise, cause of the hair).
Peter Steele Type'O Negative
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I was going to be extremely upset if Peter Steele wasn't mentioned! Saw TON many times, met Pete a couple, truly wonderful man, a genius, talented and extremely quiet and polite off stage. I miss him so much!
Hell yes! Awesome voice and great bass player!
Lisa M. Altemose yep he was an absolute sweetheart off stage so funny🖤💚miss the green man
Was looking for a video on his vocal style on this channel.
Paul Mccartney still killing it later in live great to see!!
Absolutely, Vocality!
I was so happy when I saw Geddy Lee in the first place! I was also wondering what about Randy Meisner but then so him also highlighted! Awesome! 😀👏🏼
Geddy is a great!
So much talent out there. I'm glad that you included Dug Pinnick. It's hard to limit a selection to just 10. Love your videos.
So much!
Dug Pinnick. Is so talented and such a great person
Got to meet the guys in Kings X a few times. Agree with above comments. Very nice down to earth guys.
Billy Sheehan has shown time and again that he has some serious pipes! He always blows my mind with his backing vocals both in Mr Big and The Winery Dogs, with none other than Richie Kotzen
Sebastián Allende 👍
I’m so glad you included Dug Pinnick, even if just an honorable mention. King’s X is such an underrated band. But I can’t believe that Chris Squire wasn’t on your list. 🤔
Marco Mendoza is also an amazing bassist and vocalist.
Thanks, Hugh!
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Y'all need to check out Marco Hietela. He plays in Nightwish and Tarot. He's a metalheads but also did Ave Maria with Floor Jansen.
Thanks for the suggestion, Robert!
Sting...Paul McCartney and Geddy.....I'm beaming from ear to ear Ken.........you forgot Derek Smalls from Spinal Tap...hahahaha
Haha!🥒🥒🥒
Marco and Suzi Quatro in a row. I wasn't prepared for that awesomeness. Another nice list, Ken!
Thanks, zenleto!
Peter Cetera is incredibly talented. Glad to see Kip Winger getting the recognition he deserves.
Peter would've been my number one, Paul Macca number 2, and Sting number 3.
Esperanza Spalding just won 2 Grammys and has a total of 4.
He's a great one, too.
Thanks a lot, Mr Ken. I didn't seen this video until now ! I can't believe it
Wow...superb...what an informative video..Great trip down memory lane..oh and thanks for the great singing advice....cheers from the 🇬🇧
Thanks for including Ben Orr ... He was quite the vocalist and musician.
the last one is John Wetton.
Yes. The video is of John Wetton, my mistake. Though Greg Lake did perform with Asia from '83-'84, I should have used an ELP clip, instead.
@@kentamplin Gotta put John Wetton in those honourable mentions too!
@@DevinDignam I really missed him, late John Wetton R.I.P.
@@kentamplin Greg Lake in Asia??? Carl Palmer was in that group off & on, when ELP were not doing anything, and Greg Lake did his own solo stuff, i wouold be shocked? i suppose if he ever performed with Asia!! Greg Lake that is)
@@thekeysman1 Welp, be shocked because he was.
Ken you just made my day bro by naming Geddy Lee the no 1 bassist he deserves it so much and comming from you the Wizard of music dissection good job like always
Glad you enjoyed it, Sylvain!
Michael Anthony
Yes!
yes I agree, his backing vocals are one of a kind
Michael Anthony is one of the best backing vocalists. Still got pipes today!
He was better than diamond dave
I know he didn’t sing lead, but I gotta throw in for Michael Anthony.
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He played bass
Marco is excellent! Glad he at least got an HM
Woot-woot!
Great channel. Great countdown. I have been struggling with guitar and singing all my life, I suck more than I should for the time I have in it but I love it. I have had no vocal training at all, so I look forward to more of your videos.
You should look in to my vocal course: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
Felix Poppalardi from Mountain, Theme For An Imaginary Western written by Jack Bruce. Felix' voice was the anti Leslie West voice so added dimension to Mountain. So glad you featured Lip Winger!
Yeah! Phil and Geddy! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Definesolitude 👍
Tony Lewis, The Outfield - Micheal Anthony, Van Halen -
Perry Richardson, Firehouse.
This one’s way harder than the guitarist one!
Thank for sharing your picks, Shannon!
More metal than you. 10 year old girl. FULL PERFORMANCE. 👽Kate Shida👽 "Painkiller" Live {bass/vocals} Severe Metal th-cam.com/video/O5KfI3etznw/w-d-xo.html Metal version of a Bob Marley standard. Instant classic. Kate style. 👽Kate Shida👽"Buffalo Soldier" Live (bass/vocals) Kate's metal reggae th-cam.com/video/oYkArGZxSzE/w-d-xo.html
The Gedster number 1. Made my night. Thanks Ken.
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Came here for Geddy. Wasn't disappointed.
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Two guys not mentioned are Chris Squire and Rick James.
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Yes, Chris Squire should be on the list
Robert: "I'm RICK JAMES, biotch!" Heck yeah; nobody even realized he was that good. Great inclusion in this list!
No doubt in my mind Geddy would be number 1!! This was great! Thanks!!
Thanks!
That was an awesome top 10 list👍👍👍
Never thought about how many great bass players/singers are out there.
And thanx for all the fun facts 😊
Have a great n safe 2020!
I'm glad you liked it, Nicke!
John Wetton, one of the best singer/bassits in rock ever. His time with King Crimson was epic!
Raimon Colmenares 👍
Loved him in Asia too!
@@markwestaway7207 listen to him with Seve Hackett tokyo tapes
I was going to add that the end of the video looked like Greg Lake was mistaken for John Wetton, since that was his song being sung from the group, Asia.
Yes, yes and 1000 times yes!!! John Wetton! He was definitely one of a kind!
Chris Squire actually sang lead on a few Yes songs and the latter albums he appeared on and Michael Anthony used to sing lead on Child in Time in the band he was in before joining Van Halen.
Thank you, John.
A great list. Very glad to see Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney on the list. Enjoyable video.
Glad you think so!
Whole heartedly agree about Kip! Glad you added him in there :-)
Love everyone in this list!!!
I'm glad you liked it, Furious Phil!
As always, I love not only the content but the positivity you bring to it!
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Peter Cetera 🤩. Got to see him as well as Geddy live.
His a great one.
That one should have been first on the list...
I would include Mr. Mister's Richard Page as well, great bass player and an outstanding vocalist imho! Great video as per usual Ken, loving the series and the concept of these vids.. keep it up!
Thank you, Jero!
Yes Richard Page. He also did some background vocals for some Toto songs as well.
After Cetera left Chicago, Page was considered to be his replacement.
Awesome list. One of the best lists I have seen.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
@@kentamplin One of my great joys in life was being lucky enough to see Thin Lizzy in Westfallenhalle Dortmund Germany Sept 2 1983 Monsters of Rock. One of their last ever dates they played before they broke up. What an incredible live band. Motorhead with Lemmy was there too and awesome. Also included Saxon, Twisted Sister and Whitesnake. Cozy Powell (Jeck Beck, Rainbow, MSG) was on drums for Whitesnake. Not sure if Jon Lord was on keyboards yet as he joined the WS around that time.
I'm a lead singer bassist and one trick I've developed is Whisper Mode . When learning a difficult passage deactivate your vocal chords and whisper the vocal part this lets you build muscle memory while dropping the vocal melody mentally . This technique also helps you practice without ripping your vocal chords out doing the 60hrs repetition it generally takes me to get to performance level on a cover .
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Interesting 🤔
You forgot Rick Danko of The Band. Incredible bassist/multi instrumentalist/singer in the rock and roll hall of fame! Killer vocals/harmonies with Richard Manuel and Levon Helm.
Kevin Buxton 👍
Came to say the same
Glad to see Randy Meisner on the honorable mention list, could easily fit on the top list in my view. He can play, hit the high notes and there is a passion you hear when he performs “his own thing” as a writer.
Could add Timothy B Schmidt right in there with him!
always a pleasure to learn from you a bit of history
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Another great one Ken!! Geddy is most definitely #1. Honorable mention? Timothy B. Schmidt of the Eagles. Loved Greg Lake. Chris Squire would be a good one!! Have a great weekend!!
Thanks, jon.
Dug Pinnick is a phenomenal bassist and singer, i got meet him in the early 90's on tour with AC/DC... super cool dude
Awesome!
Seeing King's X live is one of the greatest things I've had the privilege of. And he was super awesome to talk to after the show.
My top 10 -
1- Timothy B. Schmidt
2- Peter Cetera
3- Jack Bruce
4- Chris Squire
5- Paul McCartney
6- Sting
7- Mark King
8- Dug Pinnick
9- Janice Marie Johnson(Taste of Honey)
10- Geddy Lee
Thanks for sharing your top 10, Karl!
There was a better singer and a bassist even in the eagles lineup previously. Schmidt has nothing on Randy Meisner.
So happy you included Kip and Jack Blades. Awesome guys and musicians. Jack's bass work in the old band Rubicon was incredible! :)
Jack Blades is an amazing talent. Love him!
Thank you for that clip of John Waite. I never heard the original song, just Robin Tower's version. Great track! 🎵
I saw the title and I immediately thought: "Geddy Lee!". Nice that he is on the top :) By the way, very cool video. Usually the "Top 10" videos are kinda boring but when you add a bit of interesting stories about the musicians, it gets way better. I am curious to see "Top 10 singing drummers".
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Glenn Hughes is definitely number one for me. Especially the fact that he can STILL sing great at his age considering all the drug abuse he was involved with
Absolutely, Paul!
Great list, I've seen many of these folks live! Like other commenters said, there are some that could be added, but you would have to make an hours long video. Geddy is an absolute beast, especially when he was younger.
Yes, it could easily be Top 100, couldn't it?
@@kentamplin absolutely
Your channel is awesome!It's The College of Rock n Roll plus the fans comments!
Thanks, William!
Great video and great selections Ken! Love that you added Marco from Nightwish, Kip Winger and Peter Steele!
I think it would be safe to add Les Claypool, odd vocal style but unique and a virtuoso on the bass!
Primus!
Oh yeah! Geddy ! 😜☝️🇨🇦
Oh, yeah!
Awesome!
Great show Ken! Phil Lynott makes my heart melt! What a Wiz! Thanks again for this list full of stars. Joakim. The Men Manager. Themen.se
Thank you!
Hi Ken, great list, my number one will always be Phyl Lynott for ever. His voice is so emotional, make me thrill each time I listen to his songs. He's everlasting (And thanks for not forgetting Doug Pinnick, great singer too, great bass player as well) Hello from France
Thanks for sharing your favorites, Th Fr!
Esperanza Spalding. I know that this isn't in the genre that you're focusing on, but if you are mentioning bass players that can sing, there's no one that touches this lady. The fact that she is improvising bass lines at the same time as singing melodies is insanely impressive.
Thanks for mentioning Esperanza.
Thanks again Ken, always enjoyable. Mind you I was worried you had missed Suzi!
Never!
Another great video! Billy Sheehan is a good singer too, although we haven't heard him in that role for a long time :)
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Jhon Wetton and Geddy Lee both are amazing.
Live
KIP WINGER is soo underated especially with his newer music. Just amazing what he has produced. His vocal style is not exactly easy to cover. He has power for sure and a broad range and originality. He is one of my favorite bassists, singers. I want to eventually get here since im a bass player myself.
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Unfortunate victim of Beavis and Butthead.
Fantastic list!!!
Thank you!
Geddy Lee is AMAZING! Best 3 rock bassists of all time are Geddy, Chris Squire, and John Entwistle. Oh yeah... Steve Harris is up there too!
All are greats!
I like James Dewar of Robin trower and another good Canadian basis singer CF Turner of Bachman-Turner overdrive
I thought Naw you wont put Peter Cetera in there. Then just when I was about to give up- you Never disappoint! Yep he def had to be in that list Ken. ✌😁🎸
Glad you approve.
Great video Ken. Man there's a ton of great bassist/ singers for sure. John Waite I completely forgot about and what a voice!!!
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Agree with Geddy Lee as #1! Marko Hietela from Nightwish, amazing metal singer/bass player. Thanks for including him!
Eric Swannie 👍
I was waiting for Dug Pinnick. Glad you at least put him the honorable mention section. Being a King's X fan, of course I thought he belonged in the top 10. I enjoyed the video. God bless you, Ken!
I'm glad you enjoyed it, Kelly!
James Dewar ! ! ! I just remembered him and I'm ashamed I had forgotten about him. He should absolutely be high on this list. Edit: I see others have mentioned him already. Thumbs up for all of you.
Panhead49EL 👍
Whew! I thought Geddy was going to be skipped. Number 1!!!! YES!!!!
Never!!!!!!!
@@kentamplin Paul McCartney #1...silly love songs anyone?
Really enjoyed this one Ken. I feel so alive when I sing. I just need more confidence now with doing it publically. That will come with practice I'm sure like anything else I've done in life. I've played guitar for years. Thanks for all you do👍🎸🎶😀
You're welcome!
Good luck 👍 I can sing but don't play anything so I definitely know that alive feeling you're talking about. It's like the art of breathing. But yeah good on you for that, I envy anyone who could sing AND play an instrument 😉
What you think about Glenn Hughes from Deep Purple ?
I think he's great!!!
When asked who was Ronnie James Dio’s favorite singer was he said without a doubt it was Glenn Hughes.
Me, his bass playing is so underrated, very in the pocket for hard rock, his effort on Might Just Take Your Life from the Cal Jam concert made me pick up the bass guitar
The list isnt bad - but Glenn Hughes should be number 1 on any list - maybe a tie with Jack Bruce..
Randy Meisner, the original Eagles bassist, could definitely be on this list as well.
I prefer Randy myself than Tim B Schmidt although they're both great musicians
and the 2nd bassist equally as well. Timothy B Schmidt
John Wetton is number one for me since I first hear him with King Crimson. He is featured as the last honorable mention in your video but listed as Greg Lake.
I saw the title and my first thought was Marco H! Glad he made the mentions!
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Love the list. Most of my favorite musical artists are bassists. It's also something I am planning on picking up when I have more free time. But I feel there are two names missing from the list:
1. Les Claypool (Primus)
2. Kim Deal (Pixies, The Breeders)
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Geddy Lee - Rush
Doug Pinnick - King's X
Sting
Phil Lynott - Thin Lizzy
Lemmy
Jarvis Leatherby - Night Demon
Roger Waters - Pink Floyd
John Wetton - Asia, etc.
Hansi Kursch - Blind Guardian ('80s-'90s)
Greg Lake - ELP
Ida Haukland - Triosphere
Les Claypool - Primus
Glenn Hughes - Trapeze, Deep Purple, BCC, etc.
Thank you!
Awesome list!!! I really agree from 10 to 1!
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First one that came to mind for me was Jack Blades. Glad he made your list. 👍🏼
Jack is great!
I'm watching this video and waiting to see if I popped up on this list. No luck yet...... darn it. 😉
Keep at it!
Loving the Captain Beyond mention. That song has one of the best riffs I have heard.
Cool!
Agree
I love the picks and agree with #1👍. The most underrated singer/ bass players to me was Always kip winger. What a monster singer and player.
Kip is great!
Great choices there Ken well done! 🙌 I guess I'll always have a soft spot for Marco 😉❤. He is my favourite.
Thank you, purpleir!
I would have to put Greg Lake and Chris Squire in my top ten singing bass players.
Thanks for sharing your tops, Fred!
@@kentamplin Yeah, Chris Squire sang the melody lines more while Jon would hold high pedal point. Weirdly effective,
Chris Squire (RIP) is a surprising omission. Even though he wasn't known as a lead singer, Squire was the key ingredient in Yes's unique vocal sound - on top of being an all-time great bassist. His distinctive vocal tone is what made Yes sound like Yes.
I think Tyson Ritter deserves a spot in the honorable mentions; hes an absolutely great vocalist and is the bassist in All American Rejects
Love your stories. Some probably see it as name dropping, but those are the people that sat on the porch and never had experiences. Keep the stories coming; it is why I like your channel. I see it as you are sharing your life experiences and this also adds to your credibility. By the way, I am a high school teacher of physics and astronomy and can tell you possess qualities that (I belive) good teachers have: a deep passion for the subject, a sincere want/need to see the person you are teaching succeed and the knowledge to be able to convey it. Oh, and you have a nice talking and a great singing voice. Alright enough praise. One critique would be that your passion and knowledge, at times, cause you to go off on a tangent that at times, is over my head. This is usually followed with it being in another video. It probably happens to all teachers ( myself included) although I allow it at times because it is a great way to turn a 30 minute lesson into a 50 minute one. 😊 The students do not know that though - they think they are pulling one over on me.
Rock on!
Great list. I’m very happy to see Pete Steele get a mention(honorable).
Glad yo think so, Therogothin!
Marco Hietala is one of my "tone-idols". sometimes i can match is tone but only in the lower register. Hope with your course i can come closer to him. Your how to sing course really changed my life, Ken! But i still have to train my voice more often. But often i am lazy :-/ If you could do some vocal review about Marco would be awesome!
Keep at it, Nico!
Great list, tons of talent there. But like all lists there's always a few "why didn't you list" candidates. Mine is Jeff Pilson. Loving the channel!
Thanks for sharing!
thanks! Loved it !
Good to hear that!
Ken the story teller 👍
Enjoyed the video. Thanks
I'm happy to hear that, Erik!
HAHAHA.... I love Suzi Quatro the most! Still to this day she is a marvelous performer! Thanks for sharing!
She's such a cutie and the chick can rock!
Good list Ken. Others I would add off the top of my head: Jack Blades, Pat Badger, Tony Franklin, Richard Page, Peter Cetera, Greg Chaisson, Kevin Young and Timothy B. Schmidt.
Kip Winger also
Guess I can keep going: Michael Anthony
Thanks, Fishstick.
umm, he mentioned both Jack Blades and Peter Cetera
@@robpaxson4455 And Kip Winger
My man Ken! Geddy is my favorite for many many years. saw him and the boys live 1978 Aragon ballroom in Chicago I was a punk high school kid. We did our best to imitate him but nobody could cut it...lol 😅
Haha! Cool!
Thank you for including the fabulous Suzie Q.
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Before I watch the list, is Marco Hietala from Nightwish featured?
Yes.
Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy I grew up with most of the people on your list, they were good but the only one that gives me the wow moment is Marko. I recommend further investigation into his singing if you have time. Not just with Nightwish.