Top 5 male singing voice ever?
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Determining the "greatest" male singers of all time is subjective and can vary depending on individual preferences, cultural influences, and musical genres. However, some names frequently mentioned in discussions about the greatest male singers include:
1. Frank Sinatra: Known as "The Voice," Frank Sinatra's smooth, emotive singing style and iconic interpretations of classic songs have made him a legend in the realms of jazz, pop, and swing music.
2. Elvis Presley: Often referred to as the "King of Rock and Roll," Elvis Presley revolutionized popular music with his charismatic stage presence, powerful voice, and fusion of rock, country, and gospel influences.
3. Freddie Mercury: As the lead vocalist of the rock band Queen, Freddie Mercury captivated audiences with his incredible vocal range, theatrical performances, and ability to blend rock, opera, and pop elements into iconic songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Somebody to Love."
4. Michael Jackson: Widely regarded as the "King of Pop," Michael Jackson's groundbreaking contributions to music, dance, and performance art have left an indelible mark on popular culture. His distinctive voice, dynamic stage presence, and hit songs like "Billie Jean" and "Thriller" continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.
5. Nat King Cole: Nat King Cole's velvety-smooth voice, impeccable phrasing, and elegant style have earned him a place among the greatest male singers of all time. From jazz standards to pop ballads, Cole's recordings remain timeless classics that have influenced generations of artists.
While these are just a few examples, there are countless other male singers who have left their mark on the world of music and continue to be celebrated for their talent, artistry, and lasting impact.
1. Frank Sinatra: Known as "The Voice," Frank Sinatra's smooth, emotive singing style and iconic interpretations of classic songs have made him a legend in the realms of jazz, pop, and swing music.
2. Elvis Presley: Often referred to as the "King of Rock and Roll," Elvis Presley revolutionized popular music with his charismatic stage presence, powerful voice, and fusion of rock, country, and gospel influences.
3. Freddie Mercury: As the lead vocalist of the rock band Queen, Freddie Mercury captivated audiences with his incredible vocal range, theatrical performances, and ability to blend rock, opera, and pop elements into iconic songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Somebody to Love."
4. Michael Jackson: Widely regarded as the "King of Pop," Michael Jackson's groundbreaking contributions to music, dance, and performance art have left an indelible mark on popular culture. His distinctive voice, dynamic stage presence, and hit songs like "Billie Jean" and "Thriller" continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.
5. Nat King Cole: Nat King Cole's velvety-smooth voice, impeccable phrasing, and elegant style have earned him a place among the greatest male singers of all time. From jazz standards to pop ballads, Cole's recordings remain timeless classics that have influenced generations of artists.
While these are just a few examples, there are countless other male singers who have left their mark on the world of music and continue to be celebrated for their talent, artistry, and lasting impact.
Elvis
Johnny Horton
Frankie Lymon
Jerry Lee Lewis
Sam Cooke
Johnny Horton
Frankie Lymon
Jerry Lee Lewis
Sam Cooke
Who's the guy from Staind? Pretty pipes
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I never noticed they ripped off the AiC unplugged set with the candles here. kinda lame. I retract my nomination for Staind Guy
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I never noticed they ripped off the AiC unplugged set with the candles here. kinda lame. I retract my nomination for Staind Guy
Layne Staley
Freddie Mercury
Chris Cornell
Shaun Morgan
Michael Jackson
In that order
Freddie Mercury
Chris Cornell
Shaun Morgan
Michael Jackson
In that order
The guy from AiC (RIP) had pretty great vocals too:
Layne Staley, that's who I was thinking of. I think I like it when dudes sing in candlelight? NTTAWWT?
Robert Plant had one of the best voices in rock
Jeff Buckley was a really talented vocalist too .
Jeff Buckley was a really talented vocalist too .
I should have stayed off YouTube after Shane Gillis SNL. I couldn't resist the "<black YouTuber> reacts to Shane Gillis SNL monologue" they were pushing at me a few weeks ago. Now I watch Nutshell unplugged and next 4 algorithm suggestions are "<black YouTuber> reacts to AiC unplugged." This is going to be hard to explain to next person who gets access to my YouTube account
Ronnie James Dio deserves some love, even though their music isn’t anything special.
Sir Tom Jones is still alive today separating women from their panties with his powerhouse voice.
That whole performance blows me away. One of their last together and Layne is on Death's door from drugs..... and still hits EVERY F***IN note!
This comment is in every YouTube video I've ever seen of or about that set: "This is the closest you'll ever get to seeing a man sing at his own funeral"
Robert Plant
Steve Perry
Robin Zander
Bono
Matthew Bellamy
Steve Perry
Robin Zander
Bono
Matthew Bellamy
I am an absolute idiot please forgive me
1. Layne Staley
2.Freddie Mercury
3. Chris Cornell
4. Shaun Morgan
Here is where I went wrong...
5. Corey MOTHERFU**IN Taylor
Distant 6 is Michael Jackson
Corey effin Taylor has an awesome voice. Freddie Mercury had a range of four octaves. Average is less than two. Axl Rose has a six octave range.
My old man fought and beat addiction. As a kid I got annoyed with how much he played Nutshell.... now I totally get it.
I think Freddie is #1 by a large margin.
Marvin Gaye
Otis Redding
Chris Cornell
And I'll go Layne Staley to round it out.
HM to Elvis and Rod Stewart
Marvin Gaye
Otis Redding
Chris Cornell
And I'll go Layne Staley to round it out.
HM to Elvis and Rod Stewart
I’m a HUGE black people react to white music guy. Also a big fan of the younger or older generation reacting to the music I grew up with
Luther Vandross
Bobby Debarge
Eddie Kendrick
Peabo Bryson
Phillip Bailey
Bobby Debarge
Eddie Kendrick
Peabo Bryson
Phillip Bailey
Bryn Terfel:
Johnny Western:
Harv Presnell:
Marty Robbins:
Johnny Western:
Harv Presnell:
Marty Robbins:
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Lots of great names on here. I’d like to nominate Maynard for top 5. Lol at Axel Rose!
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