If the greatest rock singer alive tells you that dogs can sing, you better believe it. It's awesome to see Myles delve into other ventures besides what he's well known for.
Cool to see Myles Kennedy narrating this. Now if only I could get my dog to pronounce better, I could put him in a band to do growl vocals. Name the band Dogma.
With his foundation, Myles Kennedy takes care of children and young people and promotes their talents! I don't even want to know how many J.S.Bachs, Picassos or Dante Alighieris we have lost because they were not supported! Kudos, Mr. Kennedy, kudos! And of course kudos to Elizabeth for posting this video on her channel to support his project!
Great job Myles!!! I'd be lost in this world without a dog. Especially my American Bully "Castle". He's the quiet type unless something is around that isn't supposed to be. Then, the ground shakes with his growl and bark lol
Myles, I hope you turn the side-gig as a voice-over artist into another cash-stream... do got the natural voice for informal communication. My dogs : RIP, Belle and Farfel, Blue Heelers. They had a 'family song', sung whenever we'd do thing as a pack, er, group. They had their own parts, and they sang it the same time after time. When the coyotes living in the ravine below us would yelp up, the two heelers would get all quiet and look with disdain... and if I dared yip up with the 'yotes, my dogs would shame me into silence with their worried looks. "Don't sing with them ,Dad.... wrong family" And when Belle passed away, she tried valiantly to sing her part of the song, even tho Farfel had passed away 6 months earlier... I tried my best to hold down Farfel's lines (I'd heard it for 12+ years... it was ingrained). I'd like to think it helped Belle, but I'll never know for sure. GREAT Topic! Amazing voice-over. Thank you.
Well that was 18 minutes and 20 seconds of gloriousness. Myles was great in the narration and I have a new and improved appreciation for my Spoodles chatter. Loved it 😄
Didn't think I'd hear Myles talk about the game Hades, but here we are :p Really fun video! Myles has a great and soothing voice for voice-overs, which is just another thing to appreciate about him :)
Awesome, a shoutout for Darren Korb! His soundtrack's are fantastic. Great episode, great topic and Myles has a perfect voice and tone for this kind of voiceover.
This made me remember a tiny dog we had that would hear any siren going by and immediately stop in her tracks and start howling along. Wonderful information as always. *high-fives*
Been desperately waiting for a new The Singing Hole knowledge shot 😃 This is a great one. My experience of human-animal communication is mainly cat based, so the look from the other side is very interesting. Maybe I should join my neighbor's dog in singing the next time it's howling. Guess the wrong pitch should be no problem for me - just hope the neighbors won't call the doctor 🤪 Jokes aside, I really like the scientific breakdown. It's well focused and vividly explained, especially the part about the fundamentals and the lowered larynx of a loud bark. A big 👍 to you and your team! AND I absolutely love that you promote Myles Kennedy's Future Song Foundation ❤. This is certainly something I'll consider to support! Totally love it! Thank you!!
Mike,♥ Fantastic, and thank you! We've been discussing your feedback internally and are making some switches in the coming months to the content itself (or how it's outlined). We really apprecaite you, your support and advice! That said, YES! Sing with the dogs. We should all aspire to make weird noises!
One year I played Christmas songs on my violin for my mother and step dad. They had a shih tzu and she (the dog) started singing along with my (somewhat bad) violin playing. Personally I think she did a better job of actually hitting the notes than I did.
I can't even begin to express how much I enjoyed this video. My 2 best friends are dogs. One is a natural hunter, and very expressive with body language and his bark. (I can interpret all of it) and the other a natural howler. They are close and influence each other. The both howl when I "leave the pack" to "go hunt" (shop for food) or when they just ate (bragging about their nice dinner?) or, since I live in a remote village in Bosnia and am sadly not allowed to have them live inside with me, they howl when something approaches that they feel the need to warn the pack about. The natural howler has a gorgeous howl. The natural hunter is usually flat and kinda half assed about it, and it cracks me up and makes my day. Thank you for making this video. I could go on and on, but just know it made my day!
Even though I'm mainly a cat-person I'm also a sucker for knowledge, so some of this I already knew, but the more scientific soft was new and very much appreciated 🤓❤ and hearing Myles in the intro say that dogs should not be allowed to sing in choir cracked me up 🐶🐶🐶😆
The sneezing as communication is definitely something we see with our pupper. If we give a command and he isn't into it, we often get a "fuff" (like a sneeze) and he walks away. Also, he only howls when my spouse isn't around. Once I was practicing SOVT with a straw, he decided to join in. I figured if I joined him, it would let him know that I miss her too when she's away.
I wonder, if Darci LLynne might be a topic for this channel. ;-) I mean, she might not be the best singer or vocalist, but singing in this quality with such a little mouth/lip-movement...
I find my dog, a husky, loves to chill out with me whenever I play Pink Floyd and The Beatles. He does chill if I listen to other music, but The Beatles and Pink Floyd seems to be his favourite, he'll often lay by me or right next to me if I have any era Pink Floyd or Beatles song playing. I am convinced they are his favourite bands.
had a Doggo who would only every start singing when I played the Harmonica. but EVERY time I picked it up she would sing along. Made recording an interesting adventure :)
Couldn’t stop thinking about one of my old linguistics teacher when I was a student, with whom I had a strong argument at the end of a class about language used by dogs (and animals in general). She argued that animal language was merely an automatic and triggered response, and not a true language. I still strongly disagree with her, as her point is just a small piece of a complex panel of communication. I didn’t think about the singing aspect as I didn’t know much about it at the time - thanks for the video, and for the many papers quoted too - but I pointed out the behavior of my former 4-legged friend who, at the end of his life, seconds before his last seizure, looked at my dad, then my mom, then me, right in the eyes, intense looks, and right after the next seizure we knew he was gone. That was no triggered behavior that someone taught him, that was pure and authentic voiceless communication, a body language. Of course my former teacher being a university teacher, there were no way a student could have known better than her, but to this day I still wonder about that pride and need of superiority, and I will do my best to keep being an open-minded teacher 🐾 Thanks so much for bringing that subject in a video, as I love music and dogs as much as learning 🐾🎶🤍
This was awesome! I always just thought that dogs howled to music because it hurt their ears, come to find out they probably actually just enjoy it! Great video guys!
I imagine that the time and energy expenditure for these video is significantly higher than the main channel. I’m sure many hours are done in making sure that all the info in the video is the most up to date. We all have higher expectations of ourselves than we can sometimes meet, we learn our limits and move forward. Once a month seems a realistic goal for a video of this quality in terms of production and imparted knowledge.
@@thesinginghole That was extremely cool! Some of this I had heard of (in some fashion), but a lot of very interesting info! "Music Taste" made me laugh- Ok, I've always had cats. Anyhoo, 1 cat I had enjoyed things like Moody Blues or Barclay James Harvest (similar bands). I put on Guns N Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle". He just glared at me and walked out of the room! Ha! 🤣 Yes, another fantastic video, bravo! Oh- Myles' narration was perfecto! Very satisfying, thank you!
This was just wonderful! Thanks 4 posting. Love listening to Myles! Myles has a genuine love for dogs. Also, I appreciate and support his future-song foundation!
What I think is cool is *how* a dog sings. Specifically, a wolf or pointy-muzzled dog makes an "oooo" sound the same way a human does, despite its very different face shape: it brings the sides of its lips far forward. In humans we call it "rounding", which doesn't really describe the result for a canine, but they're making the same basic movement.
So, the wolves practice howling together with each howl slightly different so as to differentiate each other's voice when needed for communication? That's fascinating. Oh, and I love Myles too :D
My dogs, a male Alaskan Malamute and a female Siberian Husky, sing along with the emergency warning siren during its monthly tests. I drive my wife and daughter crazy when I get my dogs to sing along with me. We make quite a trio. 🤣
@@thesinginghole Yes I loved it, Honestly all of The Singing Hole releases are fantastic! I really appreciate the level of professionalism in the production and the massive amount of detailed data you include. Being a analytical person I just really enjoy everything you all are doing in this channel! Keep doing what you do!
I might be barking mad, but I was inspired by my dog as a kid, a 170 lbs. long haired Saint Bernard. Her baritone howls caused the neighbors' pooches to join in - their version of the "twilight bark". My avatar reflects this, though I found a goofier picture. Myles did a howling good job and had enough leash to include his canine pals. Did Elizabeth do any pet sounds in this? 🐺🦮
If the greatest rock singer alive tells you that dogs can sing, you better believe it. It's awesome to see Myles delve into other ventures besides what he's well known for.
Cool to see Myles Kennedy narrating this. Now if only I could get my dog to pronounce better, I could put him in a band to do growl vocals. Name the band Dogma.
New Genre : Dogcore 🐶🤘
Great name for a band. Probably already taken, but I'm too lazy to check Metal Archives right now...
See below:
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Dogcore is fantastic. Let's do it!
Caninus! The ONLY dog fronted death metal band! RIP Budgie and Basil 🤘
Love Myles’s voice, speaking or singing!❤
This is so damn cool! Myles makes a great narrator, I'd love to see him do some sort of voice acting in a Pixar film or something! 😎
😍 yeah - absolutely! 😃👍
Myles one of the greatest living vocalists and just a geniune great person!!! RESPECT!!!!
With his foundation, Myles Kennedy takes care of children and young people and promotes their talents! I don't even want to know how many J.S.Bachs, Picassos or Dante Alighieris we have lost because they were not supported! Kudos, Mr. Kennedy, kudos! And of course kudos to Elizabeth for posting this video on her channel to support his project!
Agreed. Well stated.
I love the work he does, and I am constantly impressed by him. He's just such a great person.
Agreed thanks inspirational comment
Great job Myles!!! I'd be lost in this world without a dog. Especially my American Bully "Castle". He's the quiet type unless something is around that isn't supposed to be. Then, the ground shakes with his growl and bark lol
If ever myles stops singing, which I doubt very much, he is a natural narrator..... Very easy to listen to.... 🤘
Myles, I hope you turn the side-gig as a voice-over artist into another cash-stream... do got the natural voice for informal communication.
My dogs : RIP, Belle and Farfel, Blue Heelers.
They had a 'family song', sung whenever we'd do thing as a pack, er, group.
They had their own parts, and they sang it the same time after time.
When the coyotes living in the ravine below us would yelp up, the two heelers would get all quiet and look with disdain... and if I dared yip up with the 'yotes, my dogs would shame me into silence with their worried looks. "Don't sing with them ,Dad.... wrong family"
And when Belle passed away, she tried valiantly to sing her part of the song, even tho Farfel had passed away 6 months earlier... I tried my best to hold down Farfel's lines (I'd heard it for 12+ years... it was ingrained). I'd like to think it helped Belle, but I'll never know for sure.
GREAT Topic! Amazing voice-over.
Thank you.
He is such a good narrator!
I see Myles Kennedy and immediately click on it!
Well that was 18 minutes and 20 seconds of gloriousness. Myles was great in the narration and I have a new and improved appreciation for my Spoodles chatter. Loved it 😄
Clicked on this as soon as I read Myles Kennedy 😍❤ absolutely love AB!
Dogs sing because they are the goodest of puppers and they take great delight in serenading us.
They're such the goodest boys and girls!
Myles Kennedy and a story about Dogs.. Can't get much better !!!
I love Myles Kennedy and I love dogs. This is awesome!😊
Not only could I listen to Myles sing all day (I have done), I'd listen to him speak any day everyday!!
Didn't think I'd hear Myles talk about the game Hades, but here we are :p
Really fun video! Myles has a great and soothing voice for voice-overs, which is just another thing to appreciate about him :)
Myles Kennedy is fantastic in this narration!!
Thank you so much for this, Myles.
Dogs & Myles Kennedy?
My day has been made ♥︎♥︎♥︎
Here for Myles Kennedy
Two of my favorites - Myles Kennedy and doggos ❤
Dogs are amazing!!! No doubt ! Myles is a very good narrator too
My husky loves when I play Parisienne Walkways and always vocalizes along the guitar, so adorable. Btw, Myles chuckling occasionally made my day :D
Awesome, a shoutout for Darren Korb! His soundtrack's are fantastic.
Great episode, great topic and Myles has a perfect voice and tone for this kind of voiceover.
Darren is amazing. I love his work. :-)
This made me remember a tiny dog we had that would hear any siren going by and immediately stop in her tracks and start howling along. Wonderful information as always. *high-fives*
Yay!!!
Thank you Myles.
Love Myles ❤️🤘❤️
Really cool stuff! I can see Myles Kennedy doing voice over narration as a side hustle.
Been desperately waiting for a new The Singing Hole knowledge shot 😃 This is a great one. My experience of human-animal communication is mainly cat based, so the look from the other side is very interesting. Maybe I should join my neighbor's dog in singing the next time it's howling. Guess the wrong pitch should be no problem for me - just hope the neighbors won't call the doctor 🤪 Jokes aside, I really like the scientific breakdown. It's well focused and vividly explained, especially the part about the fundamentals and the lowered larynx of a loud bark. A big 👍 to you and your team! AND I absolutely love that you promote Myles Kennedy's Future Song Foundation ❤. This is certainly something I'll consider to support! Totally love it! Thank you!!
Mike,♥
Fantastic, and thank you! We've been discussing your feedback internally and are making some switches in the coming months to the content itself (or how it's outlined). We really apprecaite you, your support and advice! That said, YES! Sing with the dogs. We should all aspire to make weird noises!
One year I played Christmas songs on my violin for my mother and step dad. They had a shih tzu and she (the dog) started singing along with my (somewhat bad) violin playing. Personally I think she did a better job of actually hitting the notes than I did.
How did Miles stay mostly serious recording this? 😂 Interesting video.
I can't even begin to express how much I enjoyed this video. My 2 best friends are dogs. One is a natural hunter, and very expressive with body language and his bark. (I can interpret all of it) and the other a natural howler. They are close and influence each other.
The both howl when I "leave the pack" to "go hunt" (shop for food) or when they just ate (bragging about their nice dinner?) or, since I live in a remote village in Bosnia and am sadly not allowed to have them live inside with me, they howl when something approaches that they feel the need to warn the pack about.
The natural howler has a gorgeous howl. The natural hunter is usually flat and kinda half assed about it, and it cracks me up and makes my day.
Thank you for making this video. I could go on and on, but just know it made my day!
Great job, Kennedy!
I love this so much! My dog has very good taste in music. His favorite band is Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators lol
15:26 -- finally we have a consensus that death metal vocals haven't evolved to human level.
Didn't expected this from our rockstar!💖
Even though I'm mainly a cat-person I'm also a sucker for knowledge, so some of this I already knew, but the more scientific soft was new and very much appreciated 🤓❤ and hearing Myles in the intro say that dogs should not be allowed to sing in choir cracked me up 🐶🐶🐶😆
The sneezing as communication is definitely something we see with our pupper. If we give a command and he isn't into it, we often get a "fuff" (like a sneeze) and he walks away.
Also, he only howls when my spouse isn't around. Once I was practicing SOVT with a straw, he decided to join in. I figured if I joined him, it would let him know that I miss her too when she's away.
Loved this! My beagle’s howls and sneezes are definitely communicating!
Every vocalization is communication. Mycroft LOVES to sneeze, and tries to fake sneezes all the time for attention.
I wonder, if Darci LLynne might be a topic for this channel. ;-) I mean, she might not be the best singer or vocalist, but singing in this quality with such a little mouth/lip-movement...
I find my dog, a husky, loves to chill out with me whenever I play Pink Floyd and The Beatles. He does chill if I listen to other music, but The Beatles and Pink Floyd seems to be his favourite, he'll often lay by me or right next to me if I have any era Pink Floyd or Beatles song playing. I am convinced they are his favourite bands.
Wow, this was so well made!
had a Doggo who would only every start singing when I played the Harmonica. but EVERY time I picked it up she would sing along. Made recording an interesting adventure :)
That would be hilarious to see. I hope you kept those recordings!
Couldn’t stop thinking about one of my old linguistics teacher when I was a student, with whom I had a strong argument at the end of a class about language used by dogs (and animals in general). She argued that animal language was merely an automatic and triggered response, and not a true language. I still strongly disagree with her, as her point is just a small piece of a complex panel of communication. I didn’t think about the singing aspect as I didn’t know much about it at the time - thanks for the video, and for the many papers quoted too - but I pointed out the behavior of my former 4-legged friend who, at the end of his life, seconds before his last seizure, looked at my dad, then my mom, then me, right in the eyes, intense looks, and right after the next seizure we knew he was gone. That was no triggered behavior that someone taught him, that was pure and authentic voiceless communication, a body language. Of course my former teacher being a university teacher, there were no way a student could have known better than her, but to this day I still wonder about that pride and need of superiority, and I will do my best to keep being an open-minded teacher 🐾
Thanks so much for bringing that subject in a video, as I love music and dogs as much as learning 🐾🎶🤍
This was awesome! I always just thought that dogs howled to music because it hurt their ears, come to find out they probably actually just enjoy it! Great video guys!
Glad to see this coming back, I’ve enjoyed the series so far.
Yay! Going to try to get to one video per month. It's been very difficult lately.
I imagine that the time and energy expenditure for these video is significantly higher than the main channel. I’m sure many hours are done in making sure that all the info in the video is the most up to date. We all have higher expectations of ourselves than we can sometimes meet, we learn our limits and move forward. Once a month seems a realistic goal for a video of this quality in terms of production and imparted knowledge.
This will prove interesting. Looking forward to seeing tonight. Happy Tuesday!
Let me know what you think, Andrew!
@@thesinginghole That was extremely cool! Some of this I had heard of (in some fashion), but a lot of very interesting info! "Music Taste" made me laugh- Ok, I've always had cats. Anyhoo, 1 cat I had enjoyed things like Moody Blues or Barclay James Harvest (similar bands). I put on Guns N Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle". He just glared at me and walked out of the room! Ha! 🤣 Yes, another fantastic video, bravo! Oh- Myles' narration was perfecto! Very satisfying, thank you!
Love this ❤❤❤
Thank you!
So love this
this is great Myles is amazing
My Favorite singing dog is on the Pink Floyd song Seamus.
This is so cool and cute!
This was just wonderful! Thanks 4 posting. Love listening to Myles! Myles has a genuine love for dogs. Also, I appreciate and support his future-song foundation!
It's like Watching strange wilderness except its informational
This is BRILLIANT!👍
My dog does the howling - think it might be for attention.
Fascinating and adorable! ❤
Love ❤️ this!!
Epic
WOW Cheers Myles !! I Studied Animal Science , Animal Care and Dog Handling . good stuff !!
What I think is cool is *how* a dog sings. Specifically, a wolf or pointy-muzzled dog makes an "oooo" sound the same way a human does, despite its very different face shape: it brings the sides of its lips far forward. In humans we call it "rounding", which doesn't really describe the result for a canine, but they're making the same basic movement.
So, the wolves practice howling together with each howl slightly different so as to differentiate each other's voice when needed for communication? That's fascinating. Oh, and I love Myles too :D
Adoro ouvir a sua voz 💖💖💖💖. Muito interessante o documentário 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇧🇷
My dogs, a male Alaskan Malamute and a female Siberian Husky, sing along with the emergency warning siren during its monthly tests. I drive my wife and daughter crazy when I get my dogs to sing along with me. We make quite a trio. 🤣
Love Myles as a singer, guitarist, and as a good person. That said, I also have to say that Dante’s Inferno was 1321, not 1911.
Loved this
Amazing.
Love this! love my doggos!
I can't wait for this one lol
What did you think?
@@thesinginghole this one was a lot of fun, 😊 I enjoyed it
Kinda was expecting to see the game Hades as an example lol
Jump to 10.35 . You’re welcome
I am 99% sure that bunny has no concept of what the buttons mean. But I am also 100% certain bunny loves treats and knows how to get them.
I tended to sing our first pup to sleep with Nightwish songs, he always kinda liked my musical taste, soooo....
I had a basset hound in high school every time I would practice my clarinet she would howl 😂 🤔 was she telling me something 😅
Love this, my frenchie makes funny noises since he's born deft and sounds like mumble or a cat miaowing
This is going to be interesting!
I hope you loved it, Todd. And thank you again!! ♥
@@thesinginghole Yes I loved it, Honestly all of The Singing Hole releases are fantastic! I really appreciate the level of professionalism in the production and the massive amount of detailed data you include. Being a analytical person I just really enjoy everything you all are doing in this channel! Keep doing what you do!
Great episode I now like dogs more lol
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awooooooo!
I might be barking mad, but I was inspired by my dog as a kid, a 170 lbs. long haired Saint Bernard. Her baritone howls caused the neighbors' pooches to join in - their version of the "twilight bark". My avatar reflects this, though I found a goofier picture. Myles did a howling good job and had enough leash to include his canine pals. Did Elizabeth do any pet sounds in this? 🐺🦮