Vocal ANALYSIS of David Coverdale "Here I Go Again" - WHITESNAKE

[@chrisliepe]

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[@Iam-success679]

@@chrisliepe thanks a lot my friend

[@samvimes5124]

I love the Deep Purple dual line-up. Coverdale and Hughes, helluva combo.

[@stanmcgee9797]

Many thanks, Chris! Coverdale the 2nd greatest rock voice ever (only Elvis is on Top, of course). Combined with being one the greatest songwriters, lyricists he is undoubtetly one of the greatest of all time! He and the King set the standard on how a male voice should sound. 🙏🎼

[@dogasimsek1714]

David coverdale is a vocal idol, I really liked his approach to lower notes but never understood his grits and higher notes, now I know! Amazing video as always!

[@andrewsmith9070]

I'm so pleased you're looking at David, I learnt so much in one afternoon when I heard DC's speaking voice for the first time just the other day, I was amazed at how much he sounded like Roger Moore! Deep and very resonant, it sounded like he was talking from directly behind his eyes from a huge space and at that moment I finally understood what you teach us about nasality! I spent a happy afternoon making my nose hairs vibrate and I'm in my 50's so there's lots to work with in there! Seriously though, listening to his speaking voice was a revelation and helped me understand so much of what you teach Chris, many thanks to you both! ❤

[@Iam-success679]

I have been watching this video ,THOUSANDS TIMES...the way how explanada,Man ...so eloquent 👏 👏 👏

[@EtherealFrequency2024]

Great unpacking video for David Coverdale. Dynamic and expressive.

[@johnskerlec9663]

Bingo Chris. You just hit on something I've known for a while. I love Coverdale's voice since Purple's Burn. I have just seen your Cornell/Cat noise video and randomly typed David Coverdale voice to see some comment on DC's voice. Cornell is another of my favourite singers and I have always felt Coverdale and Cornell draw from the same well of singing with a similar quality/timbre in their voice. Both in low range and belting it out. Seriously thinking about doing your course. Well demonstrated Sir. Fantastic.

[@chrisliepe]

Thanks for engaging with the Cornell and Coverdale videos! Let me know if you have any questions as you dig deeper! :)

[@ChristopherKenji]

You just reminded me how much I learned from David Coverdale’s performance in Deep Purple’s “Mistreated” when I first started singing. I didn’t know anything technical at the time but he was the one to teach me how to “vocal cry” -especially towards the end of the song he does it so obviously but in such an emotional way that it really conveys the feeling of pain and heartbreak in his voice. Also, just such god tier vocal tone there too. Such an overlooked talent. So glad you COVERED, Coverdale 🤘🏼

[@inigobj]

Thanks a lot Chris for such a good analysis of my favorite song and singer. Bluesy rock voice!!!

[@willharmonicawilde]

Awesome, thanks for this Chris. I'd been hoping you might do some videos on some of the older classic rock singers. Would love to see your take on Paul Rodgers (Free/Bad Company) too!

[@sethtribbey]

Great video Chris! Vowel choice and placement really go hand in hand, wish I had understood that earlier in my journey. Jorn Lande and Dino Jelusick are two excellent singers that employ a lot of Coverdale's sort of style. Would definitely recommend anyone check them out if you like Coverdale but haven't heard them. Peace!

[@bvanhoosen]

I believe John Sykes (guitarist) does the high harmonies on the chorus. Also a killer singer in his own right.

[@tinhemingway6036]

Legend. Thanks as always. Insightful and playful🤘

[@chrisliepe]

My pleasure! =D

[@gicacraiovean2235]

Hello Chris,I LOVE your reactions and David Coverdale is one of my favourite Voice in Rock music,but I have one request if is posible Nightwish with Ghost LOVE score live versión in Wacken festival in 2013, greattings from Spain ✌️

[@draganafitness9824]

Forget about singing out of this world. That Yorkshire accent when he speaks.!

[@ashleycox432]

There are 3 different versions of this track. First from the album 'Saints & Sinners', the second from the self-titled album with John Sykes on guitar and no heavy keyboards and the third a radio edit with new solos and a heavy keyboard sound reintroduced. Not exactly 'remixes' in the traditional sense perhaps, but all very different. The two album versions are completely different. It would be interesting to analyse the vocal differences between the versions, and see what he's doing differently relative to the style of each track. Really enjoying your videos since becoming a subscriber recently, thanks for the time and effort you put in and keep up the great work.

[@andrewsmith9070]

Chris, if you like a challenge, and sticking with Whitesnake, how about reviewing 'slip o the tongue'? 😊

[@marcdwonn9772]

Been waiting for this for a long time. Eric Martin next? ;-)

[@GabiBrooks]

Please do an analysis of Ann Wilson from Heart. She is so amazing! I suggest the acoustic version of Alone from the early 2000's Seattle concert

[@gabryvk]

Amazing prime D.C

[@thebrinksf69]

Well done and very helpful. Can you do a video on how to sing like Robin Zander as I’m in a Cheap Trick tribute band

[@katkat8361]

David's Mother was a singer , He has said that's where he gets his voice from

[@sjwilli1972]

Great choice and really interesting. I would love to know your thoughts on Blackie Lawless of wasp. His vibrato is interesting

[@esspeez]

Please do a Joe Elliott vocal analysis from the High N Dry or Pyromania era.

[@MattAbbott]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ehrenstrom8891]

You should do an analysis of the band imperial circus dead decadence! They have some amazing vocals and music!

[@pauljonesesquire]

Interesting break down. Have you looked at Ian Gillan? He was a monster with Purple, Sabbath and solo.

[@renegadetrainer]

Great analysis! Can you do some Tom Keifer?

[@christiangordillovaquerizo5510]

That note is only a E5, easy for u

[@andoletube]

Lol, the high note is actually an F#. I've hit that note about 3 times in my life - about 20 years ago.. Life ain't fair..

[@timlitton]

I like to think you paused it at 10:53 because it’s the infamous full on boob shot. That CAN’T be a coincidence

[@chrisliepe]

haha

[@lookitsricdan]

I need help Chris. I'm trying to work on my "Oom Dama Eeema" as demonstrated in your Freak on a Leash video and I'm having a hard time keeping up. Any tips?

[@chrisliepe]

Come sing it for me over zoom! And I can help you directly! Check out my group coaching called Sing Together 365 at mymusicalvoice.com and I’ll be able to give you the exact tips you need having heard and seen you :)

[@Chambalam]

Here's another recommendation for Gigi De Lana: Let's Get Loud (cover).

[@5virid]

What about reviewing brendon urie singing?

[@chrisliepe]

I have!

[@5virid]

@@chrisliepe Oh I didn't even know, weird how I could have missed such a diamond, already running to look! 😃

[@5virid]

@@chrisliepe In that case I have another suggestion - Ryan Tedder from onerepublic, always loved his performance and his rendition of the Halo song literally blew my mind 😌

[@GabrielErikAlexmarski]

Have you done burn this disco out by Michael Jackson

[@johnlogan9553]

I see this, and I can´t explain why I think of Rod Stewart

[@choppa6822]

You really need to watch John Farnham, he is the Voice. He’s the GOAT male singer . You’ll agree if you go down that Rabbit Hole 🇦🇺

[@beehype46and2]

Comment for da algorithm Streak count: 370

[@justinguy73]

Hey Chris, don’t know you if you’ve reacted to / analysed this one but if not I would love to see you do Avenged Sevenfold God Hates Us live at Rock Am Ring 2011 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXmVZopplpKpr5Ysi=TZSjHtZZtGzA4JGg

[@MarkBennett007]

He’s more vertical in mouth shape whereas your more horizontal? Always a dilemma for me

[@crimefighters]

Amazing breakdown Thank you!!! Please do one on Sammy Hagar