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uconnfan68 said:
Every Picture Tells a Story is a great album. Before he started ballads. Faces with Ron Woods were his band.
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Actually if you saw him in person during that time ballads and down tempo songs were an essential part of his act and he sung quite a few with Faces. I saw Small Faces before Roddy joined (with Steve Marriott) and three (or four, not sure) with Roddy. I remember seeing him do that "Maybe I'm Amazed", so I think 4. He was always a real romantic, especially doing that "Love In Vain" thing. I later saw Marriott after he left with Frampton in that Humble Pie band.
 
Kaizen said:
3o years ago, my mom heard Rod's "Maggie May",
and she said: how can this guy to be a singer. His voice like a duck.
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Funny and true. But what Rod has is astonishing musicality: phrasing and feeling. While the young Dylan affected his croaking voice (and now as old Dylan that IS his voice), he nevertheless had those same musical qualities. Ditto the older Sinatra. They can just "deliver" a song.
 
Here's a voice I really like. Very cool and distinctive. Not well know due to the band doing mostly Contemporary Christian music. One thing I've noticed with him, is his voice sounds exactly the same live or recorded.

Mac Powell



Cool guitar solo at the end of this one.

 
One of the main reasons they wouldn't let Don Felder sing.....they had Don Henley :cool:

 
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OK, I'll leave the computer now! But you have to admit they're all DISTINCTIVE MALE VOICES!

Charlie Rich SINCE I FELL FOR YOU!

 
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Colin Hay had a pretty distinctive voice...

 
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