Losing My Religion - REM Wonderwall - Oasis Breaking The Law - Judas Priest (really low for an 80's metal song) Poison - Every Rose Has Its Thorn (also quite low for an 80's ballad) George Thorogood - Bad To The Bone (still sounds ok if you can't do the grit, just swagger around the bar drinking to pull it off lol) AUS/NZ bonus round Men At Work - Down Under Australian Crawl - Boys Light Up The Swingers - Counting The Beat Icehouse - Great Southern Land OMC - How Bizzare (lots of words, but quite talky)
If you, like me, have a deeper voice, and want to sing All The Small Things with some assistance from someone who can sing, Puddles Pity Party and PostModernJukebox have recorded a lovely version you can give a try. It's on the Tubes.
Given my "skill" level and the sound of my singing voice I'll keep doing what I've done for the last 30 years: "Sing" along to Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson played LOUD. The LOUD part is the most important thing, that way nobody has suffer through listening to my voice, not even me, and I can imagine that it was my own voice. Doesn't really matter if I miss easy notes or if I miss difficult ones, right? So I'll keep going for the difficult ones, that's a much more flattering illusion ;) Kidding (well, not really) aside, it's a nice list and if I wanted to start singing (I once did, MANY years ago) I'd very likely go for Sultans of Swing as that's one of the first songs I've butchered on guitar ;)
Love "Sultans.." but playing that guitar, and I have been since 1969,took me into the 80s to work out. Rhythm is easy but MK lead is Wow!! Thanks Beth. ( Terry from Oz).
What do you think about 45 from Shinedown? Specifically the Acoustic version, also, one that I find really interesting is (Sittin’ on) the Dock of the Bay, a really good song that is easier for me to sing.
Shinedown is definitely not the easiest! He is very good at making it sound easy. Sitting on the Dock of the Bay can be easy depending on what key you sing it in, and if you are going to miss the runs out. If you follow all the runs it can be pretty difficult and most beginners will sing it in a lower key.
@@BethRoars I usually try to sing a lot of different songs from different genres, but my favorites to sing are usually Shinedown and Breaking Bejamin songs, I am certain that I am not as good as Brent, but I am at least confident that I am already used to most Shinedown songs. As for Sittin on the Dock of the Bay, I prefer the Smith & Myers version, so I don't quite know how much harder or easier it would be compared to the original version. I would like your opinion on it. Edit: I really love the singing style of Brent Smith, putting a lot of energy, power and emotion on your voice, almost as if you were shouting/crying, holding those longer notes, but all that requires a lot of breathing and since I never did any vocal course or anything like that, I am not certain that I understand how to do it properly or if it is good or not, my experience singing is only by my passion for it and singing along songs since my childhood.
The Black Keys-Lonely Boy//Cake-Short Skirt, Long Jacket (not really a song, but great fun...consider it a training icebreaker)/Theory of a Dead Man-Hate My Life, Bad Girlfriend/Robert Palmer-Simply Irresistible/Pop Evil-Footsteps Edgy compared to your list, but fun to sing along with.
Best song for my vocal: 1. Yellow Ledbetter - pearl jam 2. Black - pearl jam 3. Dear God - A7X 4. Don't look back in anger - OASIS 5. I'm the highway - Audioslave Try it out :)
This list is spot on. I did Kryptonite as the first vocal cover on my channel 😅 I can also recommend "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" by Greenday or "Behind Blue Eyes" for beginners even though they aren't particularly "rocky".
I like this topic, I’d love to see something on tips to find your range. I play guitar and go to jams where I try to play and sing. Sometimes I start fine but halfway through, realize I should have started in a different key or chose a different song. I have no idea what something like F4 means (maybe 4th octave on a piano?) Thanks
Exactly. F4 is the forth octave. If you a guitarist my best tip is grab your tuner and sing to it. Slide down to your lowest note and up to your highest note in your chest voice. It will give you a basic range to start with.
Probably not considered a "rock song", but to me, Depeche Mode has always been quite easy, right in a fairly natural range, Enjoy The Silence is super easy to sing.
When I sing in the car, I'll get to a chorus that is a little too high for me to sing well, but if I had sung the verse an octave lower(doable, but a push most times) I can manage it.
I've found that two songs that work for me are Possum Kingdom, by Toadies, and Like a Stone, by Audioslave. It seems easier for me to sing songs that have a slightly higher register (although maybe not quite as high as vocalists like Geddy Lee or Bruce Dickinson). Thank you for making this video. :-)
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Gun's cover of Word Up is one I always go to, it's not too crazy in terms of melody variation but you get to feel like a rock star - and if you're feeling brave, you can go for the high 'YEAHHHH....' after the solo :)
I'd love to see more videos like this! Even as a trained singer it was just really fun to see your choices and how considerate you were in your picks to people of varying skill levels and ranges!
This is really neat. Since my voice has dropped from going on testosterone, I have really wanted to try singing for real and it's really odd having a whole new voice to work with and not knowing how to use it.
Showers across the World have been suffering for years...🚿👀 But seriously, just sing..."Come as you Are"..."Stuck in the Middle With You"..."The Final Countdown" (kidding)
Awesome post, Beth. I really liked it, especially the plug for trying the Ramones and Dire Straits. For Dire Straits, I think “Romeo and Juliet” is a great Karaoke song to sing with my untrained and uncooperative voice. I’d also like to add that most Tom Petty songs are achievable (since he had this amazing “Every Man” sound, though he knew exactly how to use his voice as a professional singer), “Free Falling”, “I Won’t Back Down”, “American Girl”, “Learning to Fly”, “Even the Losers” and so much more are doable to sing at Karaoke by the average guy. That is until you’ve drunk enough to try to belt out Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” or Meatloaf’s “Paradise by the Dashboard Light”!!! 😆
Thank you, I've always had this singing dream and have even had a song on MTV but I haven't been doing shit with my singing. I'm just not sure why. I'm tempted to try again.
I’m gonna be that jerk guy sorry because I disagree with u I am a bad singer. But I’m self taught in like 10 different instruments and have been playing live for roughly 10 years Not only is dire straights and the ramones better in my opinion than Al the other artists, I also think they are better than all the others to practice. Honestly new rock singers should do punk (especially if they want 2 practice singing while guitar with basic notes) Where’s nirvana btw?
Great list. Of course I started out attempting a somewhat more challenging song in, “Wanted, Dead or Alive” by Bon Jovi. The abysmal first rendition is sparked the fire to do better. Current results are up for debate😉 Another easy song for guys to start with would be, “My Own Worst Enemy” by Lit. Actually most pop-punk songs fall into that limited range, melodic spectrum. As always, appreciate you!
for mid low, maybe that song How To Save a Life. I brought it up like 3 whole steps and the verse is still too low for me. for mid high Drops of Jupiter. The first changes registers where I can sing it without moving it, but isn't into my upper range. the other, mainly just wordy. Not too much span to breathe, but lots of places to do it. like a middle C# to a brief A# probably easy to sing down an octave, and at karaoke no one will care. I have a friend who sings Mariah Carey and Celine Dion songs down an octave. They're still very pretty. :)
My range is G2 to F5#. A4s and A4#s are pretty easy for me. Singing sustained at B4 or above is pretty difficult and sounds whiny however I can hit notes upto an F5# on a good day and C5s at will. My falsetto above a D5 is also weak but head voice is strong in that range. I can sing nearly all the popular Eagles songs pretty well.
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Always love her uploads, but none of these are Rock songs. Ramones is Punk Rock, lots were wanna-be punk rock boy bands, Bob Dylan is a folk God turned devil by picking up an electric guitar, and Dire Straights just sucks.
Does Monty Python's 'Always look on the bright side of life"fall in this category? hmmm? Does not matter i am going to sing (read humming) it any way!:):):)
Category videos are a great change up and a great overall idea. Lots of reasons and one that may not be as glaringly obvious as some others is that, those of us that have been watching you for some years, adore you for your kind heart, gentle demeanor and thoughtfulness for others. We would love to know more about you and some of your most loved musical thoughts, genres, etc.. etc... a great way to share a little insight into those, as well as the absolute endless reason your followers would enjoy this type of content.. such as, there little thing I do almost daily is use things like Spotify, UA-cam and forums to find new artists and songs that I might like. I’ve been singing my entire life.. in the shower.. but music is a HUGE part of my life. Those that know me best would say I speak through it. So, long story - not - so - short is that one of the reasons I enjoy watching you is to learn and find new music!! Not to mention, respectfully to you and yours, the fact you’re quite easy on the eyes, as they say. Category list is a fantastic idea! Count me in!!!
One thing I’ve always wanted to tell you is that I love the fact love and appreciate ARTIST and talent. Plus, you’re open to groups(like TOOL, one of my favorite rock bands and my absolute favorite drummer in Danny Carey) that may not be your average daily listening. I can truly appreciate that about you! Just plain and simply love music!!
I'm not a good singer, but... I could definitely give these a try. I've been listening to prog-metal... and well, to say that the vocal style in that genre is "aspirational" is putting it LIGHTLY 😂
Oh boy, that falsetto in “I believe in a thing called love” is a dangerous trap. Sounds much easier than really is. Granted, that’s never stopped me from giving it a go. A rockin track for sure!
Keeper of the Seven Keys is your view of basic. What is your idea of intermittent?. (Edited as shock put in typos). My brain/voice would put it far on the range of exceptional
So many more singers + songs. Partial list. Simon LeBon does not reach too high.🇬🇧 Joe Jackson, Howard Jones rarely belt. 🇬🇧 Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Tom Bailey sing baritone.🇬🇧 Tom Petty 🇺🇲 Tom Cochrane 🇨🇦 Michael Hutchence 🇦🇺 sing closer to bass. Josh Turner, Toby Keith sing bass. 🤠🇺🇲
KISS -Rock and Roll All Nite Paul McCartney - My Valentine Pink - Beam Me Up Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb Black Sabbath - Air Dance Guns N Roses - Patience Ace Frehley - New York Groove Jimi Hendrix - Dolly Dagger Rush - Cold Fire Melissa Etheridge - Angels Would Fall Judas Priest -Peace Alice Cooper - I Never Cry David Bowie - please Mr. Gravedigger Queen - Sleeping on the Sidewalk The Cars - Drive
I have a low range and a dark, scretchy voice. Songs I loved to sing in my rock band: J.J.Cale / Eric Clapton - Cocain Thin Lizzy - Whiskey in the jaw Buddy Holly - Slippin" and a Slidin' Sam & Dave / ZZ Top - I thank you Led Zeppelin - Rock'n'Roll (MUCH lower than the original - the audience will get crazy anyway!) Bob Dylan / Hendrix / U2 = All along the Watchtower Jimi Hendrix = Hey Joe Eddie Cochran / The Who = Summertime Blues Sam Cooke = Bring it on home The audience is not interested if the song is in the original key or even octave as long as you sound honest and with passion! When I sing, "Bring it on home" sounds like a drunkered is weeping at the bar (which fits to the song).
I find Because the Night quite doable, quite low and not too much range. Ironically the Patti Smith OGWT version moreso, than the way the Boss sings it.
Have you done something about whistling in songs? Rob Lundquist, tenor in Homefree, has done quite a bit. Their original song, "Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget" demonstrates that and Tim Foust who wrote the song says he wanted something to show off Rob's whistling. I am sure there are other examples and I understand it is difficult to do but the only other one I know of lately is Avi Kaplan and his technique looks very different as demonstrated in his song "It Knows Me". Do you have any other examples and suggestions for whistling in songs? Thank you.
As a man with a baritone or bass voice, I've found I have a better chance of singing along with a female part, taken down 1 octave, than singing along with most male rock singers. Most rock singers are tenors (if male) or altos (if female).
My voice was wonderful until I was 12. Since then my service to the art of singing has been to leave it to someone else. Reactions to my attempts have started at "a bucket of squashed toads" and headed steeply downwards from there. But thank you for this.
Hahah fun for us to sing, less fun for our families to hear Another "easy" song is Easy Lover. It's already in the name, so what could possible go wrong?
I think we need the opposite. Songs we *shouldn't* sing! Can I go first with Yesterday, which starts low but climbs into the stratosphere for an old git like me 😄
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As someone who loves to sing but struggles to find anything I can ACTUALLY sing, this was a very handy list. Thank you, Beth!
Sure, singing "Sultans of Swing" is easy enough to sing. Playing the guitar solos properly is the hard part :-)
Exactly!
Thats why I provide the karaoke track 😂
I've been doing Sultans for years and I don't sing well. It's always a hit though
It's the timing and the subtle nuances in Mark's voice. Soft but SO powerful
I’d love to see more lists like this. This is really cool. Thanks!
Maybe a list of easy songs to learn to harmonize with
Oasis songs are easy to sing. Especially Wonderwall and Whatever.
You are on point with Wonderwall! Good call👍
Beth Roars Guide to choosing the best songs for Karaoke
Losing My Religion - REM
Wonderwall - Oasis
Breaking The Law - Judas Priest (really low for an 80's metal song)
Poison - Every Rose Has Its Thorn (also quite low for an 80's ballad)
George Thorogood - Bad To The Bone (still sounds ok if you can't do the grit, just swagger around the bar drinking to pull it off lol)
AUS/NZ bonus round
Men At Work - Down Under
Australian Crawl - Boys Light Up
The Swingers - Counting The Beat
Icehouse - Great Southern Land
OMC - How Bizzare (lots of words, but quite talky)
If you, like me, have a deeper voice, and want to sing All The Small Things with some assistance from someone who can sing, Puddles Pity Party and PostModernJukebox have recorded a lovely version you can give a try. It's on the Tubes.
Given my "skill" level and the sound of my singing voice I'll keep doing what I've done for the last 30 years: "Sing" along to Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson played LOUD. The LOUD part is the most important thing, that way nobody has suffer through listening to my voice, not even me, and I can imagine that it was my own voice. Doesn't really matter if I miss easy notes or if I miss difficult ones, right? So I'll keep going for the difficult ones, that's a much more flattering illusion ;)
Kidding (well, not really) aside, it's a nice list and if I wanted to start singing (I once did, MANY years ago) I'd very likely go for Sultans of Swing as that's one of the first songs I've butchered on guitar ;)
Thank you for the list. I'll try them.
For me, a ,,low voice" is like f2-c4, such as mine. I can squeeze a f4 in mixed but, yeah...
Great idea to specify the range and kind of voices more suitable for the song 👍
Love "Sultans.." but playing that guitar, and I have been since 1969,took me into the 80s to work out. Rhythm is easy but MK lead is Wow!! Thanks Beth. ( Terry from Oz).
Thank you, this helps a lot Beth. I'm in that Bowie, Puddles, Liam Macahey fuzzy warm sound.
Listen to any Blind guardian concert! The crowd sings more then the band sometimes :))))))
Valhallaaaaa
Deliiiiveraance Why've you ever forgotten meeeee?
@@chrishahn3834 Some say they are still chanting 🤘😎🤘
And then there's this: ua-cam.com/video/YutqYrdYPmw/v-deo.html - the audience sings Breaking The Law while Priest play and Rob conducts
i enjoy singing bling 182 as doodle bob form spunge bob square pants! cant tell the difference!
What do you think about 45 from Shinedown? Specifically the Acoustic version, also, one that I find really interesting is (Sittin’ on) the Dock of the Bay, a really good song that is easier for me to sing.
Shinedown is definitely not the easiest! He is very good at making it sound easy. Sitting on the Dock of the Bay can be easy depending on what key you sing it in, and if you are going to miss the runs out. If you follow all the runs it can be pretty difficult and most beginners will sing it in a lower key.
@@BethRoars I usually try to sing a lot of different songs from different genres, but my favorites to sing are usually Shinedown and Breaking Bejamin songs, I am certain that I am not as good as Brent, but I am at least confident that I am already used to most Shinedown songs.
As for Sittin on the Dock of the Bay, I prefer the Smith & Myers version, so I don't quite know how much harder or easier it would be compared to the original version. I would like your opinion on it.
Edit: I really love the singing style of Brent Smith, putting a lot of energy, power and emotion on your voice, almost as if you were shouting/crying, holding those longer notes, but all that requires a lot of breathing and since I never did any vocal course or anything like that, I am not certain that I understand how to do it properly or if it is good or not, my experience singing is only by my passion for it and singing along songs since my childhood.
The Black Keys-Lonely Boy//Cake-Short Skirt, Long Jacket (not really a song, but great fun...consider it a training icebreaker)/Theory of a Dead Man-Hate My Life, Bad Girlfriend/Robert Palmer-Simply Irresistible/Pop Evil-Footsteps Edgy compared to your list, but fun to sing along with.
I love to sing Lynyrd Skynyrd (Call Me The Breeze) living in Kiev UA
"I never dreamed" is really good and rather easy to sing too from Lynyrd Skynyrd
Best song for my vocal:
1. Yellow Ledbetter - pearl jam
2. Black - pearl jam
3. Dear God - A7X
4. Don't look back in anger - OASIS
5. I'm the highway - Audioslave
Try it out :)
This list is spot on. I did Kryptonite as the first vocal cover on my channel 😅
I can also recommend "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" by Greenday or "Behind Blue Eyes" for beginners even though they aren't particularly "rocky".
I like this topic, I’d love to see something on tips to find your range. I play guitar and go to jams where I try to play and sing. Sometimes I start fine but halfway through, realize I should have started in a different key or chose a different song.
I have no idea what something like F4 means (maybe 4th octave on a piano?)
Thanks
Exactly. F4 is the forth octave. If you a guitarist my best tip is grab your tuner and sing to it. Slide down to your lowest note and up to your highest note in your chest voice. It will give you a basic range to start with.
I'm literally subscribed bc of your beauty and accent.👍
So bottomline, if it has simple lyrics, simple structure and you can replace notes with 'yeahhhh', it's good for men. Ok, noted 🤣🤣🤣
Haha. But remember plenty of space for breathing! :P
@@BethRoars of course!!! :))))
I really like you showing the ranges for the different songs and talking about how they'd fit in different vocal ranges; thanks!
I like the refrain of A Horse with no name, easy to remember the lyrics even after a few. bottles of beer "lala lala la la"
Probably not considered a "rock song", but to me, Depeche Mode has always been quite easy, right in a fairly natural range, Enjoy The Silence is super easy to sing.
Black Sabbath songs are usually easy like Paranoid, NIB and War Pigs
All we are by Kim Mitchell, Two very good singers on it.
When I sing in the car, I'll get to a chorus that is a little too high for me to sing well, but if I had sung the verse an octave lower(doable, but a push most times) I can manage it.
I've found that two songs that work for me are Possum Kingdom, by Toadies, and Like a Stone, by Audioslave. It seems easier for me to sing songs that have a slightly higher register (although maybe not quite as high as vocalists like Geddy Lee or Bruce Dickinson).
Thank you for making this video. :-)
Okay. Now I know some classic songs to sing along to.
Not that I have done that before....🙄😳🤣
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Could you do a song list for contraltos? The majority of songs are either too high or too low for me.
Gun's cover of Word Up is one I always go to, it's not too crazy in terms of melody variation but you get to feel like a rock star - and if you're feeling brave, you can go for the high 'YEAHHHH....' after the solo :)
TY Beth..from a grumpy old white man.
Kriptonite's second verse can be challenging when it comes to breathing.
Such beautiful hair.
I've got a playlist of songs in my library, "Songs you might be able to sing."
I don't know what you consider rock but I consider Island in the Sun by Weezer as the ultimate karaoke warm up song
Yes I do have the problem I can't sing a few songs well but that happen when a bass barithon likes Muse
Yeah, but I still want to sing like Grace Slick or Sandy Denny.
The easiest song is led zeppelins you shook me. Super easy
Edit: This is a joke btw
😂
Oh, you could make a whole series of this and make a lot of people very very happy.
I'd love to see more videos like this! Even as a trained singer it was just really fun to see your choices and how considerate you were in your picks to people of varying skill levels and ranges!
I LOVE MY QUEEN
This is really neat. Since my voice has dropped from going on testosterone, I have really wanted to try singing for real and it's really odd having a whole new voice to work with and not knowing how to use it.
Showers across the World have been suffering for years...🚿👀
But seriously, just sing..."Come as you Are"..."Stuck in the Middle With You"..."The Final Countdown" (kidding)
Awesome post, Beth. I really liked it, especially the plug for trying the Ramones and Dire Straits. For Dire Straits, I think “Romeo and Juliet” is a great Karaoke song to sing with my untrained and uncooperative voice. I’d also like to add that most Tom Petty songs are achievable (since he had this amazing “Every Man” sound, though he knew exactly how to use his voice as a professional singer), “Free Falling”, “I Won’t Back Down”, “American Girl”, “Learning to Fly”, “Even the Losers” and so much more are doable to sing at Karaoke by the average guy. That is until you’ve drunk enough to try to belt out Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” or Meatloaf’s “Paradise by the Dashboard Light”!!! 😆
Thank you, I've always had this singing dream and have even had a song on MTV but I haven't been doing shit with my singing. I'm just not sure why. I'm tempted to try again.
I’m gonna be that jerk guy sorry because I disagree with u
I am a bad singer. But I’m self taught in like 10 different instruments and have been playing live for roughly 10 years
Not only is dire straights and the ramones better in my opinion than Al the other artists, I also think they are better than all the others to practice.
Honestly new rock singers should do punk (especially if they want 2 practice singing while guitar with basic notes)
Where’s nirvana btw?
Great list. Of course I started out attempting a somewhat more challenging song in, “Wanted, Dead or Alive” by Bon Jovi. The abysmal first rendition is sparked the fire to do better. Current results are up for debate😉
Another easy song for guys to start with would be, “My Own Worst Enemy” by Lit. Actually most pop-punk songs fall into that limited range, melodic spectrum.
As always, appreciate you!
for mid low, maybe that song How To Save a Life. I brought it up like 3 whole steps and the verse is still too low for me. for mid high Drops of Jupiter. The first changes registers where I can sing it without moving it, but isn't into my upper range. the other, mainly just wordy. Not too much span to breathe, but lots of places to do it. like a middle C# to a brief A# probably easy to sing down an octave, and at karaoke no one will care. I have a friend who sings Mariah Carey and Celine Dion songs down an octave. They're still very pretty. :)
Spoiler alert: this is super easy mode. At least try like "Another one bites the dust" or "cult of personality "
My range is G2 to F5#. A4s and A4#s are pretty easy for me. Singing sustained at B4 or above is pretty difficult and sounds whiny however I can hit notes upto an F5# on a good day and C5s at will. My falsetto above a D5 is also weak but head voice is strong in that range. I can sing nearly all the popular Eagles songs pretty well.
You forgot incubus drive and hoobastank reason
Ok so reason might not be an easy song but its still fun to sing and it works your higher range really well
Sultans of Swing - one of my favorite karaoke smashing hits :D
never heard of anybody sing blink182. i think its like singing "i have a bad music taste".
Hi coach! Good day! I want to recommend ya somethin' 😁 try this , im 100% sure you will love this
Iv of spades - come inside of my heart
(official music video)(wish 107.5 bus)
Always love her uploads, but none of these are Rock songs. Ramones is Punk Rock, lots were wanna-be punk rock boy bands, Bob Dylan is a folk God turned devil by picking up an electric guitar, and Dire Straights just sucks.
Phew i can't sing high notes unless i use a vice.. but for Beth I will sing anything :)
Great concept but how about less talking and more playing the songs???
Ive been singing for 20plus years. Id only ever sing the last two as punk is unsingable rubbish.
I wish I could 💣 this list, but must face the fire…Kryptonite was my first all the way through.
Im on a free karaoke app i have about 25 songs there if you like to sing this app is for you.. i love it
Please react to Melissa Etheridge
Come On Out Tonight
I would say ZZ Top have many easy songs to sing.
the ventures wrote sultans of swing as an instrumental dire straits wrote lyric to it later...
Plush or Interstate Love Song by Stone Temple Pilots
Looking for more baritone songs, if I was a tenor I wouldn't need to be looking.
hello I would like you to make a reaction of a Venezuelan rock group-poster el arte de amarte
How difficult is it to sing “Love street” by The Doors?
How about Queen - Somebody to Love? ...... or maybe not ;)
Amon Amarth - Twilight of the Thunder God
I've been singing bob dylan songs in the shower for years already, does that count? 😅😅😅😅
Does Monty Python's 'Always look on the bright side of life"fall in this category? hmmm? Does not matter i am going to sing (read humming) it any way!:):):)
Karen Gillan? Is that you?
Woot on Sultans!
Omg I love Sultans of Swing!
What are some good rock songs for women with high voices?
I have an issue with my voice breaking at lower notes. :-/
I've already recorded one for women :)
Could you react to
maneskin- zitti e buoni
👍🏼
Category videos are a great change up and a great overall idea. Lots of reasons and one that may not be as glaringly obvious as some others is that, those of us that have been watching you for some years, adore you for your kind heart, gentle demeanor and thoughtfulness for others. We would love to know more about you and some of your most loved musical thoughts, genres, etc.. etc... a great way to share a little insight into those, as well as the absolute endless reason your followers would enjoy this type of content.. such as, there little thing I do almost daily is use things like Spotify, UA-cam and forums to find new artists and songs that I might like. I’ve been singing my entire life.. in the shower.. but music is a HUGE part of my life. Those that know me best would say I speak through it. So, long story - not - so - short is that one of the reasons I enjoy watching you is to learn and find new music!! Not to mention, respectfully to you and yours, the fact you’re quite easy on the eyes, as they say. Category list is a fantastic idea! Count me in!!!
Great! We'll I have some planned. I wanted to get a few of these "useful" lists out but I have also planned a "favourites" one x
@@BethRoars that would be great! Notifications are on as they’ve always been! Any hints on what type of “favorites” lists?!?!
One thing I’ve always wanted to tell you is that I love the fact love and appreciate ARTIST and talent. Plus, you’re open to groups(like TOOL, one of my favorite rock bands and my absolute favorite drummer in Danny Carey) that may not be your average daily listening. I can truly appreciate that about you! Just plain and simply love music!!
Do NOT try Child in Time
What? No "if you want to sing out, sing out" by Cat Steven's? Missed opportunity, Mrs Roar ;) great list otherwise! Thanks!
I'm not a good singer, but... I could definitely give these a try. I've been listening to prog-metal... and well, to say that the vocal style in that genre is "aspirational" is putting it LIGHTLY 😂
The Darkness - I believed in a thing called love
Mika - Grace Kelly
Helloween - Keeper of the seven Keys
and these basics you can build up ;-)
Oh boy, that falsetto in “I believe in a thing called love” is a dangerous trap. Sounds much easier than really is. Granted, that’s never stopped me from giving it a go. A rockin track for sure!
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Keeper of the Seven Keys is your view of basic.
What is your idea of intermittent?.
(Edited as shock put in typos).
My brain/voice would put it far on the range of exceptional
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Missed it in shock.
So many more singers + songs. Partial list.
Simon LeBon does not reach too high.🇬🇧
Joe Jackson, Howard Jones rarely belt. 🇬🇧
Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Tom Bailey sing baritone.🇬🇧
Tom Petty 🇺🇲 Tom Cochrane 🇨🇦 Michael Hutchence 🇦🇺 sing closer to bass.
Josh Turner, Toby Keith sing bass. 🤠🇺🇲
KISS -Rock and Roll All Nite
Paul McCartney - My Valentine
Pink - Beam Me Up
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Black Sabbath - Air Dance
Guns N Roses - Patience
Ace Frehley - New York Groove
Jimi Hendrix - Dolly Dagger
Rush - Cold Fire
Melissa Etheridge - Angels Would Fall
Judas Priest -Peace
Alice Cooper - I Never Cry
David Bowie - please Mr. Gravedigger
Queen - Sleeping on the Sidewalk
The Cars - Drive
I have a low range and a dark, scretchy voice. Songs I loved to sing in my rock band:
J.J.Cale / Eric Clapton - Cocain
Thin Lizzy - Whiskey in the jaw
Buddy Holly - Slippin" and a Slidin'
Sam & Dave / ZZ Top - I thank you
Led Zeppelin - Rock'n'Roll (MUCH lower than the original - the audience will get crazy anyway!)
Bob Dylan / Hendrix / U2 = All along the Watchtower
Jimi Hendrix = Hey Joe
Eddie Cochran / The Who = Summertime Blues
Sam Cooke = Bring it on home
The audience is not interested if the song is in the original key or even octave as long as you sound honest and with passion! When I sing, "Bring it on home" sounds like a drunkered is weeping at the bar (which fits to the song).
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I find Because the Night quite doable, quite low and not too much range.
Ironically the Patti Smith OGWT version moreso, than the way the Boss sings it.
Hello!! Little Mix just dropped the acoustic version of their song Confetti. Can you react to it, please?? Thank you!
Have you done something about whistling in songs? Rob Lundquist, tenor in Homefree, has done quite a bit. Their original song, "Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget" demonstrates that and Tim Foust who wrote the song says he wanted something to show off Rob's whistling. I am sure there are other examples and I understand it is difficult to do but the only other one I know of lately is Avi Kaplan and his technique looks very different as demonstrated in his song "It Knows Me". Do you have any other examples and suggestions for whistling in songs? Thank you.
Like "Sultans of Swing" where many of the words are almost spoken, the band Cake has songs with almost spoken parts.
As a man with a baritone or bass voice, I've found I have a better chance of singing along with a female part, taken down 1 octave, than singing along with most male rock singers. Most rock singers are tenors (if male) or altos (if female).
Get you some of The Magnetic Fields for the low voices :-) I've done Blink-182 at karaoke a lot and it's super fun and easy to sing.
My voice was wonderful until I was 12. Since then my service to the art of singing has been to leave it to someone else. Reactions to my attempts have started at "a bucket of squashed toads" and headed steeply downwards from there. But thank you for this.
Another would be Baker Street. Nice and simple to sing and sounds great
My favorite *easy* song to sing is Deep Purple's _Child in Time_ .
Just kidding :(
Hahah fun for us to sing, less fun for our families to hear
Another "easy" song is Easy Lover. It's already in the name, so what could possible go wrong?
I used to be able to drop my voice really low to sing like the Oak Ridge Boys singer. Not sure why, age I guess 🤷♂️
I think we need the opposite. Songs we *shouldn't* sing! Can I go first with Yesterday, which starts low but climbs into the stratosphere for an old git like me 😄
Most Lou Reed and Velvet Underground songs are fairly easy for the typical male voice. Waiting for My Man is one of my favorites.
Hey there! Check out the new concert by Evanescence. You can find it on "Evanescence Channel" (A fan made channel) There are 12 songs in total. Most of them are from The Bitter Truth. 🤘‼️