Hey guys welcome back again to Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy where the proof is
in the singing. Why do I always say that, well I say that
because I'm seeing a lot of really fancy advertising from a lot of vocal coaches
on the internet where they still display absolutely no singing. There's a lot of
smoke and mirrors but look really closely, they're not singing and they
show no student singing and I'm telling you, run from that. If they can't prove it
themselves, they can't teach you how to do it.
Hey guys welcome back again to Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy where the proof is
in the singing. I've been wanting to do a vocal coach
reacts to Glenn Hughes for a long time now. Now Glen has had a monstrous
career and obviously we known him from Deep Purple and you know a lot of other you
know things but he had done a performance here I guess live in the UK in
2011 so he's no young whippersnapper I mean he's up in his years a bit but
let's see how he performs. So let's just do it first and we'll talk about it along
the way. Let's rock.
Deep Purple burn. I love Deep Purple burn.
I love it right up, he just pulls no punches man boom he's in the saddle (sings)
he's just got that huh right. Just right energy for days, killer voice,
spot-on pitch, good tone let's continue.
Just boom right out the gate man, he's killing it.
Hey I did a um by the way I have a singing course it's called How to Sing
Better than Anyone Else and I walk you through all this stuff step by step. It's a
really fun course and I've got a singers forums. It's free gosh we have over
20,000 people in there right now just you know negotiating, talking about all
these different concepts and vocal techniques and stuff but we also too have
I did this Deep Purple "Burn" with a client student of mine Gabriela Guncikova.
In fact I'll put that in the description so you guys can check it out
and she did a great job on it too but there is the only one Glenn, let's
continue. Here we go.
Go Glenn.
Good man.
Now I have to point something else out here too. Glenn usually does this and plays
bass at the same time. He's not playing bass right now but he does this live and
man you should check that out because he can knock out all this stuff and play
some crazy bass stuff then. I want to add another interesting trivia thing to this.
Back in Deep Purple and I know I think they're gonna do "Mistreated" here I hope
and I actually did that song too "Mistreated" and I'll put that in the
description tag as well because I just did that not that long ago and I love
that song too. Both of those songs they were also very heavy with David
Coverdale singing a lot of the parts but word on the street was back in the Deep
Purple days, is that David didn't want to go in the studio and sing a lick until
Glenn had sung it first so he could see here how Glenn had done it, he could
internalize some of that, represent it himself and then add his own inflections
but I think that's pretty interesting that David Coverdale himself looked to
Glenn for like a lot of the soul and some of the you know phrasing ideas and
whatnot and then you know again brought it into his own and represented it. So
with that said, let's continue here we go.
(sings). That's a high note.
Long solo. Sorry about this. Hopefully kind of drop it in.
That's supposed to be a double harmony lead. There should be a second guitar player there.
By the way I wonder how this would have gone over at the halftime show you know.
Just saying, here we go.
Ok hopefully we get to some more singing here in a second here.
Cool orchestra by the way.
It sounds kinda like Trans-Siberian Orchestra a little bit. Doesn't it kinda.You know you could see where they got a lot of
that Trans TSO.
Lotta energy man.
Ok maybe their not gonna do "Burn" but I've got a version of the..
I think it was Cal Jam or something. So I think this is the end here.
Awesome. Okay so anyway that was Deep Purple "Burn" and I think, I thought I remembered that
the end of that was going to be this but I'm gonna do "Mystery" to this Cal Jam
version. This is actually David Coverdale singing the song but Glenn
actually I think sang the lines first Coverdale copied them after. Not Coverdale's best
performance even though this was really early on in his career. But here we go.
Ritchie Blackmore on guitar.
See if you remember this one.
Ok come on Ritchie. You're torturing that note I get it. Come on.
Okay so that's early Coverdale. Now can you imagine going (sings)
He's got that
killer tone.. you that uh kind of sound now you know you hear Glenn do it, he's does it
very similar so it wouldn't surprise me if Glenn sang the stuff first and David
copied some of the stuff. So let's continue.
(sings)
right he's got just that, all that just sexy, soulful, bluesy, really passionate
you know driven sort of sound. Great tone. Let's continue.
Now on the record or somewhere else I heard him. He's not hanging his notes
like he used to and Glenn does this all (sings) you get like these really
great tunnel, really tubular sort of sounds but right now (sings) he's kind
of you know just kind of making staccato stabs at it but normally like when you
heard him doing this in Whitesnake he was killer and I've heard Glenn do this
a bunch of times and he's killer just totally killer. Imagine having a rock band
with two killer singers like that Deep Purple..Deep Purple just had like this
machine of turning out awesome singers we had Joe Lynn Turner we had Ian Gillan
we had Graham Bonnet. You know there's all these great singers. Glenn
Hughes, David Coverdale so the band had a lot of fantastic singers so let's
continue
He looks pretty young there doesn't he.
Okay and then there's gonna be a big guitar solo and stuff um and I don't
know I guess I just grew up on this stuff and I just love big fat kind of
distorted soulful singers that just sound like men. I don't know today's
music climate scene there's ether growl or there's like the pop guys but there's
not a lot of blue.. blue soul just big fat you know Ronnie James Dio, Coverdale,
Glenn Hughes, those kinds of voices are just almost gone you know completely. So
anyway Jorn Lande, you know he came out and did some phenomenal stuff of course
you know there is Bruce Dickinson, all these different you know singers but I
mean new guys that are coming out trying to sing this stuff. Anyway thank you guys
for joining me Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy where the proof is in the singing
and until next time peace out.
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