Oz and the Orchestra
Platinum Member
Barbra Streisand - Memory
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Voices...I missed that in the topic heading....geez. Okay, vocals only definitely these guys need to be given a shout out for vocals. The well-known song, Hallelujah, has been done by many a band. This version, imho, is the best version ever heard hands-down. The last guy who sings 4th blows me away, Kurt Nilsen of Norway and a former World Idol winner. That guy who goes third also has a uniquely raspy voice sounding a bit like a younger Joe Cocker and quite good too.
I like the Jeff Buckly version better.
Voices...I missed that in the topic heading....geez. Okay, vocals only definitely these guys need to be given a shout out for vocals. The well-known song, Hallelujah, has been done by many a band. This version, imho, is the best version ever heard hands-down. The last guy who sings 4th blows me away, Kurt Nilsen of Norway and a former World Idol winner. That guy who goes third also has a uniquely raspy voice sounding a bit like a younger Joe Cocker and quite good too.
I like the Jeff Buckly version better.
Voices...I missed that in the topic heading....geez. Okay, vocals only definitely these guys need to be given a shout out for vocals. The well-known song, Hallelujah, has been done by many a band. This version, imho, is the best version ever heard hands-down. The last guy who sings 4th blows me away, Kurt Nilsen of Norway and a former World Idol winner. That guy who goes third also has a uniquely raspy voice sounding a bit like a younger Joe Cocker and quite good too.
I like the Jeff Buckly version better.
In checking out "amazing bass singers" Home Free popped up with their version of "Man of Constant Sorrow." There is all kinds of talent mixed in here, not just the bass guy. I loved the soundtrack from O Brother Where Art Thou? and this is worth a listen, and you def won't miss the dramatic low bass.
In checking out "amazing bass singers" Home Free popped up with their version of "Man of Constant Sorrow." There is all kinds of talent mixed in here, not just the bass guy. I loved the soundtrack from O Brother Where Art Thou? and this is worth a listen, and you def won't miss the dramatic low bass.
I just found some pomade laying by the side of the road the other day.
It isn't yours, is it?
In checking out "amazing bass singers" Home Free popped up with their version of "Man of Constant Sorrow." There is all kinds of talent mixed in here, not just the bass guy. I loved the soundtrack from O Brother Where Art Thou? and this is worth a listen, and you def won't miss the dramatic low bass.
I just found some pomade laying by the side of the road the other day.
It isn't yours, is it?
LOL perfect! Nope, not mine way too oily for my tastes haha