Hey guys welcome back again to Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy where the proof is
in the singing. I wanted to do a vocal coach reacts to
The Cars and the reason is is and I'm not trying to over glorify the 70s but I
know I've said it a couple of reaction videos where everyone was kind of
competing and in a fight for uniqueness and different songwriting and you know
professionalism and so forth and The Cars is no exception and we just you
know talked about David Bowie and I'm not sure when I'm gonna release all this
stuff but you know did one on David Bowie, we did one on Sting and The
Police and you know all these bands had such unique sounds they were just very
different and very unlike today. Today a lot of stuff just sounds a lot of stuff
sounds the same not everything but anyway with that said let's go ahead and
dive in here David Bowie The Cars David Bowie The Cars. The Cars oh wait I
want to say one more thing. Ric Ocasek who's from The Cars as you know went on
to produce people like Gwen Stefani on songs like "Hella Good" and stuff like
that so he's very respected in different circles not just in the circles that he
grew up in okay here we go.
The song's called "Just What I Needed"
Listen to how perfect those vocals are.
Okay so again another band that's you know very unique and the vocals are just
spot-on I mean it was the coolest thing ever and I've seen quite a few
performances and Ric Ocasek too these that's not Ric by the way but
anyway and he we lost him too early it's a bummer but lost a lot of guys too
early. Let's continue the chorus is coming up here.
Excuse me another verse.
By the way the other thing that's cool about this is um Bert Sugarman's show
is these guys are doing this live it's.. everything's live you can totally tell
you can hear his vocals live. He's changing it up a little bit from the
actual original album and stuff so I love the fact that you can come out and
be that spot on live end to end from a song and not make a single mistake that's
killer.
Good choice of notes.
Very underrated guitar player by the way
So anyway another thing is we're talking about guitar players and I've just I
just did Pink Floyd's "The Wall" I did excuse me "Comfortably Numb"' and we
were talking about David Gilmour and having guitar players that played for
the song and not playing for themselves and we know a lot of guys that
played for themselves Yngwie Malmsteen you know you know there's a million men
out there but anyway what I like about these guys there are parts players where
they work up parts and hit specific notes.
Joe Walsh is another great example of that from the Eagles of just fabulous
note part playing so anyway let's continue here we go.
Spot-on just like the record man. Good stuff. Alright well that was awesome
and hopefully I'm getting to for you old guys out there you already know this
stuff and we get to reminisce and talk about you know fun parts to the songs
and whatnot for the younger generation out there that hasn't heard of them, go
out and check out some more car stuff because they have some very unique stuff
so anyway Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy again where the proof is in the singing
and until next time peace out.
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