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Yeah, apart from Pride, the other is DeFord Bailey, a multi-instrumentalist and both a country music and blues star, best known for his harmonica playing - the "Jimi Hendrix of the harmonica". He was the very first performer to be introduced on the Grand Ole Opry in 1927, the first African-American performer on the show, and also the very first artist to have his music recorded in Nashville. I regret not including him early on in the history stuff I do on the country music thread. In these short clips, which shows him performing at the Opry in 1967 (a long way past his prime), keep in mind there's no other backing - it sometimes sounds like at least 2 harmonicas, but it's all just him -Amen.
Of the other two, I'm guessing Charlie Pride is one of them...who's the other?
Does Michael Buble use auto tune?
This is a very informative video.
He can actually sing though. It's more the "singers" who can't hold a ******* tune that use it (auto tune).without watching the video I’d be surprised if the answer is no. almost everything from classical to punk is touched up in post production these days.
no doubt, but I’m talking about minute digital adjustments to achieve perfect (or close to) notes.He can actually sing though. It's more the "singers" who can't hold a ******* tune that use it (auto tune).
An abomination created by people who have no feeling for music.no doubt, but I’m talking about minute digital adjustments to achieve perfect (or close to) notes.
He isn't called the Great Sam Cooke for nothing.
Twistin’ The Night Away
A Change Is Gonna Come
What A Wonderful World
Bring It On Home To Me
You Send Me
Cupid
Chain Gang
Nothing Can Change This Love