What Makes Chris Cornell (Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple Of The Dog) Great?

[@BethRoars]

Sorry everyone! I accidentally pluralised “Jesus Christ Pose”.

[@jadeipissedoffnow]

It’s ok to make a simple mistake. Don’t worry about it Beth. We all knew what you meant❤️

[@KerryRussellRN]

You’re forgiven! Thank you for this video... my fav song- Jesus Christ Pose, fav live video- When I’m Down...he’s hands down the best voice ever, saw him front row center many times and miss him terribly.

[@charlesquinn8860]

When you do it more than once, it's not an accident, it's lazy. A cursory wikipedia search would've remedied that

[@JohnLee-sk5py]

Thank you.

[@joevilla340]

@@charlesquinn8860 go cry about it to your daddy.

[@drvitorhugoc]

"Cornell had the songwriting skills of the Beatles, the weight of Black Sabbah, and a powerful voice like Mercury." - DAVE GROHL He was everything!!

[@patmctallica3522]

I love Chris n miss him so much, I respect Dave...but I don`t agree with his recommend!

[@lt6245]

I respectfully disagree with you and agree with David Grohl

[@kathrineckardt2869]

I would add the wonderful complexity of the Soundgarden Crew. Those songs stand the test of time and are incredibly experimental and complex.

[@ThiagodMoraes]

Agree with Dave. Chris was the man, nobody else like him!!

[@DngrDan]

What a quote from Dave Grohl. He's absolutely right. Chris Cornell will be remembered for a long time to come. That much I'm sure.

[@brandonstandberry8236]

We can literally talk about Chris all day..that's just how special he was.

[@disguy2487]

Idolizing is a sin

[@brandonstandberry8236]

@@disguy2487 Yes,..I agree with you on that,but I never said that Chris was God. Please take this into consideration.

[@sukhmandersingh4306]

@@brandonstandberry8236 chris was a god. There said it for ya

[@pauldaskal9510]

Thank you for the kind words...I worked for Soundgarden and CC from 2010 til 2016. He was a great artist and a kind human!

[@mattbailey9894]

I can only imagine how kind he was, he always seemed like such a caring person who had such an amazing skill as a vocalist.

[@vito7056]

Sounds like a cool job

[@cyackulic]

What did you do for them/him? How cool!

[@Nick17354]

That is really, really awesome, and I am incredibly jealous! I am also curious what your job was?

[@pauldaskal9510]

I mostly did website monitoring...they would ask for my opinion on some marketing things like styles of shirts due to me being beyond die hard fan...seriously I can tell you what song is going to be played by the guitar changes...it was awesome and I'm very grateful...id also point out it was volunteer work...I only got paid in concert tix and merch which saves me thousands...so I'm super happy

[@whiteeulogianraven7995]

He looks like a Rock Star, slaughtered poet, melodramatic Singer, consumed soul, Honest man, a pure human being... And he will be missed, because he simply can't be forgotten.

[@tammycreamer6787]

😇

[@Rominita1984]

Loved this description and couldn't agree more.

[@cyackulic]

You nailed it.

[@benmullan4252]

Mike drop...

[@Rayvana]

What makes Chris Cornell great? Short answer, everything. Everything about him made him a legend. RIP

[@cyackulic]

Yes, I think he was brilliant, as a vocalist, lyricist, guitarist and composer, performer. His interviews were thoughtful, full of insight, incredibly articulate, always kind and generous and

[@cyackulic]

...and often funny.

[@sparekeiv]

He wasn’t just the best rock singer, he was also an amazing lyricist, songwriter, guitarist, drummer, and frontman. The whole package and more.

[@normanleroy1874]

A baritone who could reach a tenor range. Thank you for explaining what made Chris Cornell so unique and amazing!

[@fharidvalencia2068]

That's what I call the baritenor superpower

[@RenatoRock]

Or Mabyye he can be a tenor that reachs a baritone tone?

[@ClassicShotMK3]

@@RenatoRock haha

[@j_freed]

Jeff Scott Soto. He had to quit singing that way live very much but he still sounded mighty good… And his recorded voice is amazing.

[@Mrs.Magix58]

its not that uncommon

[@vito7056]

"I Am The Highway" hits me right in the feels. Hands down my favorite musician.

[@Nick17354]

Me too. Was a good couple years before I could listen and sing along to that song without breaking down after he passed.

[@scottmatznick3140]

I love that Rick Beato's formula has taken off so well. Great video!! Chris had one of the most impactful voices I've heard. No one sings like you anymore...

[@rambojack10]

Yeah, I absolutely love Rick's channel.

[@ooinvsaoo]

🥁🥁⚫🕳☀️

[@j_freed]

Yeah… All these featured artists should do a video: “What makes Rick Beato great?”

[@RH-xs8gz]

He had an amazing range but he also had incredible power. You hit the nail on the head when you said he was one of the most naturally gifted singers ever. A one in a generation talent.

[@lisastevens2607]

I literally grew up listening to Chris. We use to order records by mail from SubPop and search out exclusive colored vinyl 45’s from obscure record stores. We hunted out warehouse shows and small clubs hoping to see our favorites. Soundgarden was at the top of that list. Imagine late 80’s /early 90’s a small club, cigarette smoke and stale alcohol, the heaviness of the instruments and his voice above it all. They were Gods in our eyes and that voice was heaven. I will never forget. Love this video ❤️ thanks Beth!!!

[@antonytheolddog8626]

Brilliant post..🤘🙏💙

[@stevenhoward3358]

One phrase no vocal coach could ever say is "and once again with feeling please Chris". What a range, what emotion! Legend!

[@jamesjohnson-en3cu]

Some of Chris’ songs always brought a tear to my eye, but since his death they all do. Even his most positive songs are now weighted with the sadness of our losing him. It hurts to listen but I never want to stop. Thanks Beth

[@wauzers]

I totally agree Cornell wass one of the best rock and overall vocalists who has ever lived and what blows my mind thst he was self taught! Amazing! Thanks for shedding more deserved liggt and much deserved appreciation on his musical genius and great talent!

[@onnevankenobe]

“Rock” means “self taught”. What would amaze to me would be if rock singers would be academy taught.

[@amadeusk525]

@@onnevankenobe Myles Kennedy has had lessons and he's absolutely amazing

[@Dominic-fd2wz]

It's really awesome how many videos you've made to appreciate Chris Cornel's singing.

[@dumahim]

You've made my week. You talking about Chris Cornell for 25 minutes? Love it. Edit: !!!!!! Holy cow. You included Long Gone (rock version) early on. Been trying to get anyone to react or even acknowledge this song for years.

[@ScarletVoodoo]

That's the only song I really like from that album.

[@xaviercristina]

I love Long Gone!

[@bjcee1108]

Thank you for recognizing what an incredible singer Chris is/was. He is often overlooked within the grunge groups up here. They we're all great, but Chris was really special. Listen to "Slaves and Bulldozers", recorded version to hear the song that he said was requested most by Soundgarden's fans. His voice, in that song, will give you chills.

[@Real_McPhee]

Force of nature, what a perfect way to describe Chris. I have also heard him described as a vocal assassin. Tell him what needed to be done and he killed it. The world is a darker place without his personality and voice in it.

[@angeladavis9254]

I agree.

[@kyleosterberg8030]

Chris is my all time favorite singer and Say Hello 2 Heaven is my favorite song. Why? Because in Say Hello 2 Heaven, you can hear Chris' full vocal range and skill.

[@axiomatic728]

That alternate mix released by Temple of the Dog a few years is amazing just for that very reason. Chris’s voice is pretty much put entirely in the forefront of the song and is just amazing to listen to.

[@Yewchoobarkontz]

I know nothing about the technicalities of singing or musicianship but always find these breakdowns fascinating. If it gives you goosebumps then you know its f**king good.

[@jesuskoller333]

the best voice of the 90s greetings from buenos aires argentina

[@tdb2012]

This was fantastic Beth! I hope you make this a series and do the same kind of in-depth dive into the backgrounds of other singers much like you did here with Chris Cornell. A most excellent video!

[@BethRoars]

Hey Tim! I have already done a few. :) Here is the playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL9cGSbtFombT_oZfH0bGTIOQe7tTurG54

[@tylurmackinnon6217]

@@BethRoars unfortunately, because of your audience, only the male singers will be well received. As your past videos have shown misogyny at its most vitriolic will manifest if you try to bring attention to a female singer.

[@craenor]

I already loved Chris Cornell, but I think I love him (and appreciate him) even more now. Thank you!

[@liamtimothy1929]

I will NEVER as long as I live forget the two times I saw Chris Cornell solo live & unplugged just a few years before his death... It was beyond a concert to me. He had us all completely enthralled with the performance... I really really loved the way he ended his set with Blow Up the Outside World! He did this really sick layered outro that sounded BEYOND amazing. One of the most tragic losses in the history of music, but I'm ever grateful for the incredible music he left behind.

[@AllenSJ5]

Fell On Black Days is a great demonstration of Chris’s brilliance with dynamics. “Just when every day, seemed to greet me with a SMILE!“ and “HOW WOULD I KNOW!”, for example, between the lower and mumbly range he sings in for most of the verses and choruses.

[@jebjab22]

I am so happy you did this video. I feel like not enough people know or appreciate the genius Chris Cornell was. He's been a favorite of mine since I was 13 years old and 27 years later nothing has changed. The troubadour performance is also my favorite. There will never be another Chris Cornell. He will always be a legend in my book.

[@jacobmcdonald8911]

I really enjoyed hearing your analysis of one of my favorite singers of all time. I've also struggled with mental health problems, and the facts of his death weren't easy for me to reconcile. But, we have his music and we have his passion. Chris Cornell will be remembered for a hundred years based on his voice and passion alone, and I thank him for that.

[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

In addition to just your awesome analysis, thank you for informing me that Chris did a cover of Smokestack Lighting! I had no idea!

[@trisharivers5588]

I bought the Echo of Miles 3-disc CD just to hear “Smokestack Lightening” and the way he sings, “When you coming home”. Wish we had more blues songs from Chris

[@tylurmackinnon6217]

@@trisharivers5588 howlin wolf’s version is much better

[@wickedlyblind6950]

Hi Beth! I love your vids and appreciate your talented contribution to art. I want to point out that Chris did indeed have some voice guidance from a local west Seattle teacher by the name of Maestro Kyle. Some other maestro Kyle students we would recognize are Anne Wilson (Heart), Geoff Tate (Queensryche) & Layne Staley (Alice in chains). I do not mean to be disrespectful or negative by mentioning it this so I hope it’s helpful overall. Cheers & thank you for the fantastic vids !

[@Easttndude]

Was at lollapalooza years ago and watched soundgarden up close. Me and my friends watched the show and it was awesome. Started raining and slowed down and chris played black hole sun acoustic while I guess the rest of the band took a break or something. Really was an awesome stage presence alone. Those guys put on a great show.

[@CanadaDan]

Thank you so much for this analysis of what made Chris Cornell the amazing artist he was. Sadly, I "discovered" his music after he had passed, I mean I had heard a couple of songs but it wasn't until 2 yrs ago or so that I went down the CC's rabbit hole n it breaks my heart knowing such an incredible talent is not around anymore. Great info about the tactics, techniques n everything else regarding the technical aspects of his voice. Thank you Beth

[@jametowne]

I'm glad you talk about the change in his voice and his off-days. It doesn't take anything away from him. We love that he expressed himself naturally and wasn't overly rehearsed/perfected. But it takes its toll! The posthumous Live from the Artists Den album was a capture of a really rough performance from him and I wonder if he would have wanted it released

[@halloweenjack95]

Rough but he still sounded incredible on that recording

[@SrbijaCG]

I love that he was humble. On a podcast he said _"we wrote the songs, but you guys made them hits"._ And he is fully correct. If no one published their work and listened to them, Chris Cornell would continue working as a busboy. But it's nice of him to actually give the record labels and the audience credit that we deserve. You rarely (if ever) hear that.

[@Brycesinner]

Thank you for doing this! An icon and no doubt legendary. May he Rest In Peace!

[@SmokeBurp]

Chris did have lessons David Kyle, The “Maestro” of West Seattle was also instructor for LAYNE STALEY, GEOFF TATE and ANN WILSON

[@midkingsteve]

The requency analyzer was an awesome touch!!! Super cool.

[@Gabriel-by4fd]

In my opinion, Chris Cornell was the best voice of the 90s and is on the podium of the best rock voices in general along with Robert Plant and Freddie Mercury.

[@laurawatters914]

Such a beautiful talented man with incredible voice with so much soul and so much heart!! This is amazing video, I'm sorry I'm so heartbroken he is truly missed by millions of fans!! Great job Beth, that was beautiful!! FOREVER REMEMBERED AND NEVER EVER FORGOTTEN 😇💝🌹😔

[@latinaries35]

Thank you for this video. In my humble opinion Chris was and will be ONE of the greatest Rock Voices ever. Great human being and awesome Artist. Love your reactions specially the Rock legends and Latin Artist. :)

[@pdcrmr]

Love the content as always! There’s a moment at the beginning of “Dusty” where Chris holds a note for about 10 seconds. No big deal. For him. But what’s even better is that it works within the framework of the song. And that’s what I loved about him: technical proficiency but not in a showing off sort of way. He was a humble genius

[@joelover270]

yes ma'am thank you for giving chris his flowers. we will love and miss him forever

[@newdamage5945]

Thank you SO MUCH for making this vid Beth!!!!!!

[@BethRoars]

You are so welcome!

[@cirommmm]

That was just incredible. Apart from many "reactions" you see out there, you actually know what you're talking a about. Thanks for sharing. By the way, knowledge about vocal distortions has developed a lot lately. I think we are living a revolution in this area.

[@albinhelen514]

I've been wanting a video like for like 5 years so thank you very much. It was really well put together and all around beautiful.

[@isaiah466]

Chris Cornell is in my top two favorite rock vocalist of all time; it was a sad day indeed when he left us. Thanks for this. I learned a lot and it was a nice tribute to one of the greats.

[@benostiguy7215]

Appreciate the analysis of Chris, my favorite singer ever.

[@brendaotoole4012]

Yes! Chris is my favorite! Loved this. You obviously put a lot of work into it and I appreciate you for that! I have loved watching all your Chris reactions especially When I’m down, which I am always begging every reactor to do🙂 How about Seasons Studio Jam version next? They added a drum which makes it more interesting and he uses all the techniques including beautiful falsetto! Keep up the great work Beth!!!

[@adamfocht5650]

This video was amazing. Seeing the science behind his voice and very heartfelt dive into Chris’ art this video has it all. Very well done, thank you Beth!

[@rnaz21]

Well done, Beth! Chris Cornell was by far my favorite rock vocalist, and I love to hear when he gets his due respect!

[@AZIZAxBLUE]

He was utter perfection, no one will ever compare or come close, such a huge loss, Love and miss him always!💔♾🖤

[@stesouth123]

Love his range and how easily he can slide from chilled to Powerful in a breath, end of the world is a great vocal piece

[@pancon5]

GREAT series of vids, please do as many as possible. 🤘🤘

[@DK-ox3ox]

Went to see Neil Young around 1994 , he was doing a tour with Soundgarden who opened for him. Young is known as the grandfather of grunge which is why they did a tour together. Obviously NY was the reason I went but I was looking forward to seeing Soundgarden as they were one of the top new acts at that time. I sat 5th row, just too the left of center, perfect seats. Chris Cornell was amazing from the moment he hit the stage right until they left. My now life partner enjoyed singing in local community choruses and although not a trained professional she knew a great voice when she heard it. Grunge wasn't one of her favorite genres but when she heard Chris Cornell for the 1st time, which was this live show, she was amazed. The fact he played backup/rhythm guitar and sang at the same time with such range amazed her even more. Sad ending to a musician with a unique and rare talent.

[@IrishGuitarGaz]

Thank you Beth - as a huge fan of his music since the early 90s, it's fascinating to see a breakdown of not just his insane vocal range, singing techniques and musicianship, but also some appreciation for his contributions to society and the kind of person he was. "When I'm down" at the Troubadour also remains my favourite live performance of his too, there's more emotion packed into that single performance than some artists manage in a decade. It was a great loss to the world and to music when Chris died.

[@kezzstone7819]

Not to diminish your warm video, I enjoyed very much. Chris was trained, he and Layne actually used the same vocal coach back in Seattle. I'm sure a quick Google will give plenty of detail knowing the internet. I know because he told me. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts on his talent. He really was the greatest, and no one sings like him anymore.

[@TheRodolfoVideos]

One of my favourite singers, my earliest memory of him is whatching "Doesn't Remind Me" on MTV, later on I would fall in love with Soundgarden, Temple Of The Dog and his solo career.

[@Raindrgn]

I was a metalhead coming out of high school when grunge hit. I was a big fan of the "Seattle scene" music, and have an interesting anecdote about Chris from that time. Disclaimer- I was told this story by a friend back in those days. Reliable source, but still, grain of salt and all. Cameron Crowe directed "Singles", which took place in Seattle and somewhat revolved around the grunge scene (incidentally, it did including many cameos of those early grunge stars including Chris). Well, one of the characters (played by Matt Dillon) had a band, and they needed a name for the band and a song for them. They asked Chris to write the song, and they apparently came up with over 20 potential names for the band. As a "joke"/for fun, Chris wrote a song for each of them. What a musician! My fave song from him came from that soundtrack; "Seasons". For faves from him, that's closely followed by "Mind Riot" and "Room A Thousand Years Wide."

[@darrenbrowne9859]

I heard it was Jeff ament that came up with the song titles and Chris ran with it and wrote songs with those titles then

[@Sharpester]

Great video, Beth! I consider myself a true Chris Cornell fan, having bought every album from every one of his bands, plus his solo music. You really opened my eyes as to exactly why I loved his music so much. Turns out he was even more gifted than I knew 🤘

[@tyrusrrex]

You gotta do a "What makes Layne Staley Great?" video soon. Im super happy you've done Chris as he is one of the greatest rock singers of all time but when talking about Chris, you can't leave Layne out the conversation. When it comes to rawness, Layne has all of that buuuuuut Chris is in his own element so thank you for this wonderful video!

[@superunknowntribute]

I love this! I sing in a Chris Cornell tribute band. I love the challenge of it but some of the things he was able to pull off are so perplexing. Chris had so many stylistic variations and this breakdown of them was really helpful.

[@briangregory6303]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Miss Chris a ton.

[@Drewbert101]

I loved this style of review. The vocal visualizer helped me understand what you were talking about. Things you've talked about in other videos but I didn't understand as a non-singer/performer

[@thefakedavegrohl]

Nailed it with "When I'm Down"!!!

[@theovernight1915]

My girl is a terrific singer who has a degree in voice (opera) and has been helping me learn to be a much better singer. Chris is my Everest, the one singer above all, I want to master and it was the high note in Hunger Strike that really inspires me to keep reaching and growing. I can reach *just* to it now but how he does it with all that power from his mixed voice? Unbelievable - and still so inspiring!

[@simonepittarello.padova]

I am struck by this analysis. I love the sensitivity you put into this. And as if that weren't enough, you are incredibly empathetic and sensitive as well as extraordinarily beautiful. Thank you for that

[@grungemusicfan]

Excellent review of his work. He was an opera singer for the rest of us: the highs, the lows, the elation, the depths. And so versatile, too, as his many covers and his ability to assume a narrative voice perfect for each song. Hard to believe the same singer could bring us Mailman, When I’m Down, Seasons, and Zep’s Thank You.

[@Valk69]

Thank you for all the joy your music has brought me over the years Chris. You are missed.

[@ax5927]

I'm glad through research for this video you experienced more of Chris than compared to your regular review/analysis, Iv always felt people were not recommending his best performances to you. Great content

[@roybaker9593]

Really love this breakdown being a front man in an alternative rock I always tried to imitate Chris cornell kurt cobain Layne Staley and Scott Weiland it's how I learned how to sing and find my own voice thank you this was a breath of fresh air new subscriber here

[@Randall_Kildare]

It's always wonderful to listen to someone break down Cornell's amazing technuiqe. He is unquestionably one of Rock's greatest singers & one of the many amazing talents of the 90's. I'm sure you've seen this reqauested before, but... would you ever consider a break down of Hey-day James Hetfield ( late 80's/ Early 90's )? I know he's not exactly a 'singer' per-say, but his unique skill of roaring on key was astonishing in it's power & intensity, & maybe you'd like to?

[@vincenzo6162]

Yes, Beth Roars! I couldn't agree more. What a great performance of "when I'm down" at the troubadour. Easily one of my favourite live performance by Chris too. His greatness is on his own level. From an artistic songwriter to a great rock vocalist. Thanks for sharing this video too!

[@ceepee111]

I honestly don't like or subscribe much because I feel that there are so many "wanna be"composers of uneducated and sloppy content, but I'd like to say in your case that that was just about perfect. Educational, honest, compassionate and without prejudice. Im a big Chris Cornell fan, and you might say I'm bias, but this was as honest of a presentation I've ever seen. You should be proud of yourself, and others need to learn from your example. Thank You!

[@EssEll9791]

Excellently produced video! Just splendid job!

[@BethRoars]

Thanks for watching

[@iDEATH]

Great video, Beth, thank you. Chris Cornell was indeed one the greatest singers of his generation, and one of my favourites from any that I've heard. I feel so blessed to live in an era when the performance doesn't completely die with the performer, and I hope Chris' performances and music will continue to thrill and inspire future generations.

[@paolac7005]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@edcatt6003]

His voice was compelling. Strangely, 'Patience' is my favourite, even though its not his most remarkable vocal. I love the sentiment of the song and the gentle way he plays it.

[@ScarletVoodoo]

That cover is phenomenal! The original is okay to me, but his cover was on repeat in my headphones for the longest time. His vocal is so warm and heartfelt.

[@anthonyrey7675]

Great work but as a lifelong Cornell fan, I'm still amazed nobody never ever mentions the a capella bridge in Temple of the Dog's song Reach Down. One of his finest moments ever vocally.

[@ChaddSullivan]

That voice has been a constant in my life since Louder than Love was released, thanks for the technique information. So many of those performances bring tears to my eyes

[@vickycaruana9261]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@BethRoars]

You are so welcome!

[@Yewchoobarkontz]

Chris Cornell RIP for all eternity. We love you.

[@TheLucidityx]

One of my top three singers of all time. Thank you Beth, amazing video about an amazing singer.

[@chapulinnemx1383]

Excellent job about Chris Cornell and his unique voice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jeremymullins1294]

I love the song "Taree" off of Soundgarden's final album, KING ANIMAL. A good example of his later years range.

[@xavierdouglas-smith3682]

Great tribute to a truly great, one of a kind artist.

[@macfilms9904]

He was incredible - right up there with Robert Plant (although both a step down from the unique abilities of Freddy Mercury). He was also a really nice man - I met him briefly backstage at a big show - and a friend drummed for Soundgarden on their last tour. He was a really thoughtful and big-hearted man.

[@alexhennigh5242]

He truly was a force of nature, well put.

[@jorgeluiz07]

I really appreciated the the verb make in the present. Cornell IS, not was. He'll be forever with us.

[@domen321]

Great video, my favourite artist.

[@jbfranz7376]

This was lovely! Thank you! Not to take anything away from the amazingness of Chris, but I would love to see an episode like this focusing on Mike Patton.

[@chrisgoodrich46]

Very cool how you get into the nuances of different vocal techniques

[@Diocane81]

Finally someone's recognizing Cornell as a baritone. Ok, he had a freaky ability in mastering his pipes and shifting so effortlessly whitin registers. But "naturally" he was nothing but a baritone.. The fact is most people think of vocal chords as an instrument you can catalog in rigorous parameters... while it's a flesh and bones matter.

[@stanuprightglobalindustrie7812]

OMG I am so in love with the way you break down the facts about all these great singers and their voices. You nerding out about his voice is the best thing I've seen all week

[@Mr59Kenzo]

that was beautiful Beth, thank you Patrons

[@logankerlee1988]

Completely realize and apologize that I'm over a year late on posting/watching this, but wow! This was a fantastic video Beth! I really enjoyed watching all throughout. Great research and presentation! :) Thank you for posting this!

[@dallascowboys75006]

You do such amazing work - a wonderful bright spot in my day when I get to watch one of your videos! What a great technical analysis and just all around great memorial of an amazing human! My all time favorite in the world of music. He changed my life and inspired me more times and in more ways than I know. Keep up the great work - you are a gift!

[@matheus9807]

Wow, this is very well put together. Thank you for doing this.

[@thefakedavegrohl]

When one's powerful vocals overshadow one's genius songwriting and incredible musicianship. ✌✊

[@patmctallica3522]

You, lady, deserved 100k viewers for this VLOG indeed! I never thought about all these technics you`re explaining to us! Yeah, one of the greatest of our generation! TY Beth! Greetings from Vienna/Austria 🤘 Yeah, just take note about his late Live in Sweden Singer Songwriter work or record! Just brilliant!

[@tommystrazza1561]

Excellent!!! Excellent!!! Excellent!!! Thank you for this, Beth. I have been studying voice for 21 years and learned quite a bit from this video. Appreciate it, and you!