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I decided to take on another Creedence tune, this time I chose Travelin’ Band, and obviously
the singer is John Fogerty.
But I chose it because he’s just a Master Belter, and I wanted to talk to you guys a
little more about that.
So, Travelin’ Band, John Fogerty, Creedence Clearwater.
Let’s Rock!
Here we go…
Whooh!
All right!
Well, that’s a butt kicker! Ha!
Anyway, so what I love about John is just he’s a belter!
And if we're honest with ourself...
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So what I love about John is he was just a master belter.
And, like I said, if we’re honest with ourselves, especially rock singers, we are always kind
of at that crest, or the Zenith, or the top, or the threshold of our range, and we’re always
just kind of, we just want one more note, two more notes, and we’d be happy.
Well, if you work up songs like this, what is really cool about it is you can actually
increase your range, if you understand how not to drag all of the weight of your throat
up from the bottom up to the top, how to pare down these sounds with correct vowel modifications,
in order to be able to negotiate this.
Also, in a song fast like this, there’s a lot of quick breaths, so: heh, heh, heh,
heh, heh, heh, heh!
Now, you don’t see me huffing big (breaths) like this!
But you’ll see my stomach “HEY!
HEY! HEY! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!
You know, where I’m able to take quick breaths so I can get in and out of this stuff, but
also be able to relax the diaphragm.
Now I cover that in my section on diaphragmatic support, and I cover all of this stuff in
my singing course called How To Sing Better Than Anyone Else.
So, if you guys like what you heard, again, come join us, and until next time.
Peace.
Out.