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Post by yotonic on Jan 3, 2015 17:00:06 GMT -6
He played piano quite well too. Wow, drummer, piano player, and singer. Triple threat.
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Post by RicFoxx on Jan 5, 2015 17:57:24 GMT -6
Holy cow...I love this stuff. It's very difficult to separate a growl from a smooth tenor voice in one phrase. Not to many people can do it. Ive been working on my vocal growl since I lost my clarity in my voice and it's fun to try to play with it.
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Post by RicFoxx on Jan 5, 2015 18:17:54 GMT -6
That's one of the things I enjoy about watching "From Daryl's House". It's more casual than a true recording session, but when they have a great performance with a guest artist you feel and see the energy and recognize the thrill. And it's live with everyone in the same room. I really like the generational chemistry between Diane Birch and Daryl Hall in this clip. Daryl's House is the best thing to happen to music television in a long time. It's great to hear a real Wurlitzer piano. I love Daryl's House...Really awesome but I've heard some really bad Auto-tune on Daryl's voice when he is reaching outside his natural range. |
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Post by yotonic on Jan 5, 2015 19:56:29 GMT -6
It sucks getting old... I haven't noticed the auto-tune but definitely heard him missing those higher notes, but that's part of the down home charm of the show to me. I'd be disappointed to hear any auto tune.
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Post by Bob Olhsson on Jan 6, 2015 9:27:14 GMT -6
Intonation only becomes a problem when it distracts from the impact of a performance. Achieving "nothing wrong" is how you create mediocrity that results in yawning listeners. Great production is when what's right completely distracts from what's wrong.
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