OT: Distinctive Male Voices

[Gus Mahler]

 

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Burton Cummings

 

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John Fogerty

 

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[meyers7]

Oh...I do love music...and dance...I love dance...music for sure...but definitely dance...

Yea, that was nice huh?

 

[Intpseeker]

One of Pigpen's raps:

 

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Always reminds me of dart games after waiting on tables all night:

 

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Kind of like Dylan. JG had a distinctive voice, not necessarily great, but distinctive, as was his guitar work, which was great:

 

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[Scud49]

Had to add this Neil Young song - and, IIRC, on the original Buffalo Springfield album the producers would not let him sing it - his voice was too "different".

Well, years later with CSN&Y, he does get to "sing it".

 

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[meyers7]

Damn, Andrew Strong (The Commitments). I had forgot about him. Great, great voice.

 

[Dove]

Glenn Tillbrook...distinctive voice

 

[MilfordHusky]

I was going to mention John Facenda but then I realized that all, even Boston fans, must bow to Bob Shepard.

They are 1 and 1a.

 

[MilfordHusky]

John Facenda was the voice of NFL Films in the early years. Sabol's video team and Facenda's narration are part of what made pro football the number one sport in America.

 

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[Bestiarius]

Vin Scully....

Scully - one of the greatest. Here's his call of the last half-inning of Koufax's perfect game.

 

[Scud49]

#1 on Steely Dan there Replicant, Donald Fagen's voice is very distinctive to me, I've loved the group since the early 70's: