Hey guys, welcome back again to Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy, where the proof is in the singing!
I decided to do a mashup of a couple of my favorite classics, which is Slow Ride and
Smoke on the Water. We’ll do it first and talk about it after, like we always do. Let’s Rock! Here we go...
Whoo! Alright! Wow. There’s a lot of high notes in there. I actually added some extra
high notes, you know: “Ride me, babe!” You know, that stuff? He doesn’t do that,
but this is kind of the stuff I grew up on . I keep doing a series here on, and a takedown
on what has inspired me, growing up. And Foghat was certainly a band that inspired me a great
deal. They had some great songs and again, of course, Deep Purple was like just an icon
for the seventies and eighties, late sixties, early seventies and eighties.
I’ve got to tell you guys, if you can get your brain around some of this stuff, and
if you get a chance when you check out my singers’ forums and check out my singing
course: “How To Sing Better Than Anyone Else”. What I do is I walk you through how
to build up the stamina to sing a song like this. I talk about not over-using different
vowels and vowel modifications, and not over-singing consonant sounds, so you can have the vocal
tract stay really small, which is the space in your throat that creates the sound, so
that you’re able to get in and out of these real high-range singing things, like this
stuff from the seventies, which is pretty tough to do. But anyway, stop by the academy.
We’ve got over six thousand members in there, and my singing course will rock your voice.
How To Sing Better Than Anyone Else. So Thank You for joining me, and until next time, Peace. Out.