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What was the name of that rock singer (tenor) from the 60's whose voice and approach was so different from what had come before

Posted by Diva (aka Diva) Dec 9 '10, 08:57

he revolutionized rock vocals for men? For the life of me I can't remember his name (Steve something maybe?) or the name of the band. Which is not like me - I blame mel.

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I like that she identified him as a Tenor. -- nm - Mel Profit Dec 9, 09:15
Woody Guthrie? -- nm - con_carne Dec 9, 09:01
The guy from the Moody Blues? -- nm - amoxy Dec 9, 09:00
Trolololol guy? -- nm - Beryllium Dec 9, 08:59
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I need more of a hint. What was it about the approach and voice that was so revolutionary? -- nm - pmb Dec 9, 08:58 4
- He had better chops than anyone up till then and his rock scream was so well developed and placed. He became the ideal. -- nm - Diva Dec 9, 09:01 3
  - Daltrey -- nm - con_carne Dec 9, 09:02 2
    - The guy I'm thinking of is really not a recognizable, household name. -- nm - Diva Dec 9, 09:17
    - I was trying to think of someone who wasn't Daltry for this. -- nm - zork Dec 9, 09:04
Tyler? -- nm - lileve Dec 9, 08:58
Winwood? -- nm - lileve Dec 9, 08:58 1
- no, not Winwood. it's wracking my brain. -- nm - Diva Dec 9, 08:59

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