Sorry. But Emmett has the best rock voice of all time
@josiepkatСағат бұрын
I love the Heart Like A Wheel album & is still one I love to pull out those songs and sing to. Country feels good physically and emotionally- for an alto. For someone who doesn’t sing rock this was a good intro & lesson into how to get closer to that sound if you aren’t comfort with it. It was her work with Nelson Riddle that really confirmed my love of jazz- I have her to thank for that. That live performance is much better than what comes across on most of those albums (there were 3 and they were the last he made before he died). In my 20s & 30s I wasn’t overly thrilled with her standards thinking , they’re nice but just kind of “there.” However the clip you showed of Skylark is more impressive. After her cover of I Knew You When - she did opera. All I can say his - holy 💩! Amazing and a bit unfair 😅. She’s certainly got an insane range. Can’t think of many opera singers who can sing rock. I doubt she’s been recognized enough for all that talent.
@gatopersa7565Сағат бұрын
DEEP PURPLE FOREVER!!!
@user-lx3ef5tc4v2 сағат бұрын
Stargazer magic is rainbow the song books and before no computer now have and ai you can looks waiting another product help peaple make test and welcome
@josiepkat2 сағат бұрын
She’s a very well trained singer. As a kid- learning from singing with records - I was not at all a rock singer but using her songs as guides to go into high notes was a goal as I was solidly an alto. I still love to do some Pat Benatar karaoke when no one’s home. There’s a LOT more growl in her voice here than on her records - but it’s all good technique because she can pull right out of that and sing clear and clean. Listen to her cover of Kate Bush’s Wuthering Heights on the Crimes of Passion album which really shows her versatility. Without great training (in Opera!) no way would she be singing so well at 70. Love her so so much! ❤️🔥
@Ceeeje2 сағат бұрын
you should do "fools" off of fireball...
@Ceeeje2 сағат бұрын
he's jesus...👊
@BC-ui9yt2 сағат бұрын
Every man there is among the all-time greats at his instrument
@josiepkat2 сағат бұрын
I had been singing at about 4 yrs old. As soon as I could get a record on a turntable and flip the switch myself. These were the records my mom had, so she was my first musical influence & singing teacher. I’m an alto. None of those notes were tough for me - but into my late forties (and a 10 yr period or more of no longer singing ) I seem to have a tougher time now - perhaps this is another slight voice change. What Carpenter does looks deceptively simple, which is why she’d have been a harder sell in the 80s & 90s when everything was about power and acrobatics. This song is tough because it requires a LOT of breath control. She knows the value of that incredible natural beauty of her voice and uses it instinctively. She’s also completely emotionally naked when she sings. You can’t teach this - it’s a tough thing to even pin down. Every note, every phrase, is honest. She’s not doing acrobatics to impress- she’s displaying something deep within - through that gorgeous tone. It’s the honesty that’s captivating. When she sings she’s baring her soul and possibly looking into yours. You can’t look away from that - it holds the listener right there. It’s intimate & more powerful than all the bs acrobatics in the world. I’d rather hear Carpenter than Mariah Carey, but there are a lot of people who believe a great singer should do the gymnastics. Gymnastics should ONLY happen if it comes about naturally and spontaneously - good examples would be Freddie Mercury, Annie Lennox, Steve Perry. Billie Holiday sang about 5 notes- but she sang them better than almost anyone.
@MangrovesToMountainsOutdoors3 сағат бұрын
Amazing notes at the end.
@warrenbrewin9503 сағат бұрын
My best mate Kiwi, God rest his soul, used to rock to Purple in our teens. Machine head was a hell party album
@AhmadRIDWANARIFIN21843 сағат бұрын
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@AhmadRIDWANARIFIN21843 сағат бұрын
More more more for chakra ... Pleaeeeeee❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@Goody1593 сағат бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zaubp6tuj6ufpcY.html How cool, the hoarse voice, the soft voice of the choir, like fire and ice, like violence and calm.....and on top there is gorgeous music that makes every cell, every atom get high. I would really like to see your reaction)
@arjay11403 сағат бұрын
She's a tear that hangs inside my soul forever. How many people can relate to this simple, but profound statement of lost love? Brilliant.
@raymondchaffee21403 сағат бұрын
Best EVER and I che ked them all thoroughly
@HarryJensen-kr4qz3 сағат бұрын
At the time we didn't analyze we simply enjoyed. All the great bands/the great sounds! Was 17 in 71 and grew up with it, was an amazing experience.
@markdanz70393 сағат бұрын
Definitely my favorite song, so powerful
@pinball19703 сағат бұрын
It got better after this if you can believe it. By 1972 and Made in Japan they were on another planet.
@kevinsantascott36884 сағат бұрын
Burton Cummings has a very recognizable voice, I have only seen him once but was GREAT.
@petecogan14 сағат бұрын
Now listen to the original recording of Jesus Christ Superstar and you’ll recognize his voice as Jesus
@justmy2abelincolns2724 сағат бұрын
Lol, as a Mexican American in my early 30s… this is not only an absolute classic but also a guaranteed tear-jerker. Juan Gabriel is an eternal icon, a legend, a warm and caring heart that carries the weight and soulful emotion his voice. The despair, the anguish … his voice… it is impossible not to break down. I grew up listening to these songs as an adolescent, and it is hard for me to listen to considering my strained relationship with my own mom. I felt like a burden and inconvenience my entire childhood with her and yet I feel his pain, I almost long for his sorrow in knowing what a beautiful connection he had with his own Mom. I wish I had that. This song shows me a glimpse of what that would be like.
@kevinknight19244 сағат бұрын
You are spot on the album is from 1976
@kaanzuvar37784 сағат бұрын
❤
@jabu0034 сағат бұрын
TIM BUCKLEY WILL THERE BE EVER A REACTION?
@whitex46524 сағат бұрын
The next video you should do "Gethsemane" from "Jesus Christ Superstar" sung by Ian Gillan. BTW: I am sitting before the screen and yelling at her: Wait for it! Wait for it! It will get even better! :-))) For the counting of solo improvisations: e.g. the guitar solo is playing along and along and then comes the arpeggiated Aminor chord. That is a signal for the rest of band. It is played 8 times, after that is the break. That kind of "play a solo and end with the signal lick" was done by all bands in the 70s that were anywhere close to psychedelic music. Was also done and is done in jazz bands. (Someone I just asked told me ...)
@caryjoslinjr41944 сағат бұрын
You have to be on ROW 3 to hear it
@meglomania20014 сағат бұрын
The days when you had to be talented to become famous!
@jamesraleigh42994 сағат бұрын
You need to hear Deep Purple's singer here, Ian Gillan, on the Original soundtrack to Jesus Christ Superstar!!! As Jesus, of course....
@HeavyIronsProduction4 сағат бұрын
Watching the vocal instructors get there face blown off by the scream is literally my favorite part. Just picturing being a High school senior and this song drops when teen angst is at an all time high. No wonder my class thought we were invincible. Chester changed and save so many lives including my life. RIP...
@tradjick4 сағат бұрын
The thing that blows my mind is it seems that a lot of vocal coaches and musical theatre people don't realize that Ian Gillan IS the original lead for Jesus Chris Superstar. All that gorgeous phrasing, crazy jumps, and emotional wailing was Ian in the studio presented a vocal score with "ad lib" written all over the place. Murray Head sang Judas. So good
@reanimated4 сағат бұрын
But why is this particular song like Beach Boys + Willie Nelson with some Mozart-ass chord progressions? The man was a genius.
@superfbomb90544 сағат бұрын
Deep Purple was the most jamming and loudest concert ive ever seen... And ive seen a lot..
@crazedzealots5 сағат бұрын
jeff is the best rock male tenor ever.
@RocketinExile5 сағат бұрын
u actually had to great at your instrument to be in a band then....that is now gone for the most part
@dac20075 сағат бұрын
This is a living legend. A band which started 50+ years ago and they are still rocking in their 70s, dropping a new album this year Particularly 3 of these guys, vocalist Ian Gillan, drummer Ian Paice and bassist Roger Glover still in the band, whereas guitarist Ritchie Blackmore has left the band in the 90s and keyboardist Jon Lord sadly passed away in 2012 Notably Blackmore formed another legendary band Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio who I believe you already reacted to
@user-ue7jw2bu4u5 сағат бұрын
As a Vet with multiple combat deployments and many injuries, thank you for taking the time to listen to this song. You’re a wonderful analyst. Best wishes for your future
@RocketinExile5 сағат бұрын
what an outstanding band this was....beyond
@kylec14115 сағат бұрын
This song is special. Life saving song. To bad the quality of this show wasnt better but its decent for 89 :) Legends.
@willshow59585 сағат бұрын
glad you found this one
@niallicius5 сағат бұрын
I am legitimately surprised in my scanning the comments no one mentioned that Devin was sick with laryngitis during this performance, so he's legitimately not physically on his A game and still made it the best performance.
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You and justin burke need to do reaction videos!
Just another Kashmir...
You should hear Ian Gillian perform Jesus Christ Superstar
Looks like they only rented the instruments for 5 minutes and left the bus outside on the sidewalk by the warning lights. :D
Of course you haven't heard this one before!!! 😂😂 Come on Beth!
Delighted to see the most beautiful eyes of YT comment on one the best live performance of all time 😊
kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppafsbyNg9nYeNY.htmlsi=3divfkhbMVHApH6u
Bagpipes were in his original official video
Listen to his "You are the Voice"
Sorry. But Emmett has the best rock voice of all time
I love the Heart Like A Wheel album & is still one I love to pull out those songs and sing to. Country feels good physically and emotionally- for an alto. For someone who doesn’t sing rock this was a good intro & lesson into how to get closer to that sound if you aren’t comfort with it. It was her work with Nelson Riddle that really confirmed my love of jazz- I have her to thank for that. That live performance is much better than what comes across on most of those albums (there were 3 and they were the last he made before he died). In my 20s & 30s I wasn’t overly thrilled with her standards thinking , they’re nice but just kind of “there.” However the clip you showed of Skylark is more impressive. After her cover of I Knew You When - she did opera. All I can say his - holy 💩! Amazing and a bit unfair 😅. She’s certainly got an insane range. Can’t think of many opera singers who can sing rock. I doubt she’s been recognized enough for all that talent.
DEEP PURPLE FOREVER!!!
Stargazer magic is rainbow the song books and before no computer now have and ai you can looks waiting another product help peaple make test and welcome
She’s a very well trained singer. As a kid- learning from singing with records - I was not at all a rock singer but using her songs as guides to go into high notes was a goal as I was solidly an alto. I still love to do some Pat Benatar karaoke when no one’s home. There’s a LOT more growl in her voice here than on her records - but it’s all good technique because she can pull right out of that and sing clear and clean. Listen to her cover of Kate Bush’s Wuthering Heights on the Crimes of Passion album which really shows her versatility. Without great training (in Opera!) no way would she be singing so well at 70. Love her so so much! ❤️🔥
you should do "fools" off of fireball...
he's jesus...👊
Every man there is among the all-time greats at his instrument
I had been singing at about 4 yrs old. As soon as I could get a record on a turntable and flip the switch myself. These were the records my mom had, so she was my first musical influence & singing teacher. I’m an alto. None of those notes were tough for me - but into my late forties (and a 10 yr period or more of no longer singing ) I seem to have a tougher time now - perhaps this is another slight voice change. What Carpenter does looks deceptively simple, which is why she’d have been a harder sell in the 80s & 90s when everything was about power and acrobatics. This song is tough because it requires a LOT of breath control. She knows the value of that incredible natural beauty of her voice and uses it instinctively. She’s also completely emotionally naked when she sings. You can’t teach this - it’s a tough thing to even pin down. Every note, every phrase, is honest. She’s not doing acrobatics to impress- she’s displaying something deep within - through that gorgeous tone. It’s the honesty that’s captivating. When she sings she’s baring her soul and possibly looking into yours. You can’t look away from that - it holds the listener right there. It’s intimate & more powerful than all the bs acrobatics in the world. I’d rather hear Carpenter than Mariah Carey, but there are a lot of people who believe a great singer should do the gymnastics. Gymnastics should ONLY happen if it comes about naturally and spontaneously - good examples would be Freddie Mercury, Annie Lennox, Steve Perry. Billie Holiday sang about 5 notes- but she sang them better than almost anyone.
Amazing notes at the end.
My best mate Kiwi, God rest his soul, used to rock to Purple in our teens. Machine head was a hell party album
More more more for chakra ... Pleaeeeeee❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
More more more for chakra ... Pleaeeeeee❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zaubp6tuj6ufpcY.html How cool, the hoarse voice, the soft voice of the choir, like fire and ice, like violence and calm.....and on top there is gorgeous music that makes every cell, every atom get high. I would really like to see your reaction)
She's a tear that hangs inside my soul forever. How many people can relate to this simple, but profound statement of lost love? Brilliant.
Best EVER and I che ked them all thoroughly
At the time we didn't analyze we simply enjoyed. All the great bands/the great sounds! Was 17 in 71 and grew up with it, was an amazing experience.
Definitely my favorite song, so powerful
It got better after this if you can believe it. By 1972 and Made in Japan they were on another planet.
Burton Cummings has a very recognizable voice, I have only seen him once but was GREAT.
Now listen to the original recording of Jesus Christ Superstar and you’ll recognize his voice as Jesus
Lol, as a Mexican American in my early 30s… this is not only an absolute classic but also a guaranteed tear-jerker. Juan Gabriel is an eternal icon, a legend, a warm and caring heart that carries the weight and soulful emotion his voice. The despair, the anguish … his voice… it is impossible not to break down. I grew up listening to these songs as an adolescent, and it is hard for me to listen to considering my strained relationship with my own mom. I felt like a burden and inconvenience my entire childhood with her and yet I feel his pain, I almost long for his sorrow in knowing what a beautiful connection he had with his own Mom. I wish I had that. This song shows me a glimpse of what that would be like.
You are spot on the album is from 1976
❤
TIM BUCKLEY WILL THERE BE EVER A REACTION?
The next video you should do "Gethsemane" from "Jesus Christ Superstar" sung by Ian Gillan. BTW: I am sitting before the screen and yelling at her: Wait for it! Wait for it! It will get even better! :-))) For the counting of solo improvisations: e.g. the guitar solo is playing along and along and then comes the arpeggiated Aminor chord. That is a signal for the rest of band. It is played 8 times, after that is the break. That kind of "play a solo and end with the signal lick" was done by all bands in the 70s that were anywhere close to psychedelic music. Was also done and is done in jazz bands. (Someone I just asked told me ...)
You have to be on ROW 3 to hear it
The days when you had to be talented to become famous!
You need to hear Deep Purple's singer here, Ian Gillan, on the Original soundtrack to Jesus Christ Superstar!!! As Jesus, of course....
Watching the vocal instructors get there face blown off by the scream is literally my favorite part. Just picturing being a High school senior and this song drops when teen angst is at an all time high. No wonder my class thought we were invincible. Chester changed and save so many lives including my life. RIP...
The thing that blows my mind is it seems that a lot of vocal coaches and musical theatre people don't realize that Ian Gillan IS the original lead for Jesus Chris Superstar. All that gorgeous phrasing, crazy jumps, and emotional wailing was Ian in the studio presented a vocal score with "ad lib" written all over the place. Murray Head sang Judas. So good
But why is this particular song like Beach Boys + Willie Nelson with some Mozart-ass chord progressions? The man was a genius.
Deep Purple was the most jamming and loudest concert ive ever seen... And ive seen a lot..
jeff is the best rock male tenor ever.
u actually had to great at your instrument to be in a band then....that is now gone for the most part
This is a living legend. A band which started 50+ years ago and they are still rocking in their 70s, dropping a new album this year Particularly 3 of these guys, vocalist Ian Gillan, drummer Ian Paice and bassist Roger Glover still in the band, whereas guitarist Ritchie Blackmore has left the band in the 90s and keyboardist Jon Lord sadly passed away in 2012 Notably Blackmore formed another legendary band Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio who I believe you already reacted to
As a Vet with multiple combat deployments and many injuries, thank you for taking the time to listen to this song. You’re a wonderful analyst. Best wishes for your future
what an outstanding band this was....beyond
This song is special. Life saving song. To bad the quality of this show wasnt better but its decent for 89 :) Legends.
glad you found this one
I am legitimately surprised in my scanning the comments no one mentioned that Devin was sick with laryngitis during this performance, so he's legitimately not physically on his A game and still made it the best performance.