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At the risk of sounding bias I will start by saying that in no way am I implying he has the best voice but it is fair to say he is at least one of rocks most versatile vocalists over his career, those who can't come to that conclusion, need to listen to a wider variety of his many stylings.
Which songs do you think are his finest vocally? List a few.
Heres a few and why.....
Golden Slumbers: in one line his voice changes from sweet lullaby to a gravelly roar and back again
Long Tall Sally: Paul doing Little Richard.
Baby Face: he did a cover of this with Wings and goes from a north english showhall voice to a black South American jazz voice.
Blue Jean Bop: in 1999 he did a rock and roll covers album and this one is a must listen.
Maybe Im Amazed, his emotional best.
So Bad: many people i have heard thought this was a school girl singing, a fine falsetto.
After The Ball: Pauls best gospel effort
Helter Skelter and Blackbird on one album says alot.
You Gave Me The Answer: you'd never guess that was him, sounds like a 40's showhall singer
Arrow Through Me: great r and b soul effort.
Call Me Back Again: eat your heart out Wilson Pickett.
To list a few of my vocal faves
Which songs do you think are his finest vocally? List a few.
Heres a few and why.....
Golden Slumbers: in one line his voice changes from sweet lullaby to a gravelly roar and back again
Long Tall Sally: Paul doing Little Richard.
Baby Face: he did a cover of this with Wings and goes from a north english showhall voice to a black South American jazz voice.
Blue Jean Bop: in 1999 he did a rock and roll covers album and this one is a must listen.
Maybe Im Amazed, his emotional best.
So Bad: many people i have heard thought this was a school girl singing, a fine falsetto.
After The Ball: Pauls best gospel effort
Helter Skelter and Blackbird on one album says alot.
You Gave Me The Answer: you'd never guess that was him, sounds like a 40's showhall singer
Arrow Through Me: great r and b soul effort.
Call Me Back Again: eat your heart out Wilson Pickett.
To list a few of my vocal faves
