I was watching an interview a little while ago, with a famous fight trainer. The interviewer asked him who the most dangerous/incredible fighter he’d ever seen was, and he told this story about a guy called Steve Rusk. Steve was just an outdoors-y kind of guy in the US (hunting, fishing, etc), but he’d come
One of the things I do whenever I’m learning a new song is try to find multiple versions to listen to. In this case, it’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me”. Sometimes this isn’t possible, but generally there are at least two or three versions of a given song out there for general consumption. The
I’ve been asked to sing this song at a friend’s wedding at the beginning of the summer, and it’s an Andrea Bocelli piece. I’ve been getting acquainted with it this week during some downtime over Easter. I thought you might like to have a listen to the original version and see what I’m up against.
Scary Pockets are a great band that do funk covers of a huge variety of songs. This one made my Youtube favourite list. Have a listen and enjoy!
I’ve had this on a LOT the last few years. The reason? Rarely do I come across a rock singer who sings well, both in terms of rock style, but is also treading the line of good technique and therefore isn’t just yelling his guts out in the name of style! Chris Daughtry was a
I came across this whilst looking for new music on Youtube. Charles Jones is a beast vocally on this. Impressive style, great tone, and technically very sound. Enjoy!
Here’s another instalment of songs from the last week that have been brought in! 1. Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me – Elton John + George Michael This is a GREAT song, both lyrically and melodically. The way it builds and crescendoes is fantastic, and it’s a wonderful song for building the voice.
Watching time: ~5 minutes This video where Michael Buble impersonates Sinatra and other singers came up in a lesson this week, and I wanted to share it with you. Primarily because this shows just how much attention to detail great singers like Buble have for those they wish to learn from. They don’t just learn
