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Which Beatles singing voice is your favorite?
31 December 2010
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Mysterygirl26
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I think that they all have good singing voices and because of that i think it does kinda make it hard to choose out of the four of them….but i have to say that I love George's voice.. I don't know why but his voice is gentle and sweet to me a-hard-days-night-george-8

31 December 2010
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And smooth….

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31 December 2010
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MeanMrs.Mustard said:

How about "Ringotastic?" 

 

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At the risk of sounding like a Fangirl - Ringolicious.

Back on topic: I mentioned before that my favorite individual Beatle voice is that of George because it is so much fun to imitate. I know that little tidbit won't have the folks at Julliard clamoring for me to enroll, but that's the way it is.

Having said that, some of my favorite vocals are from songs that John sings with Paul and George harmonizing in the background. It is very noticeable in the song Help! I think it may have been skye that mentioned in another thread that there was a magical (not her word) "third voice" effect when J & P harmonized and I agree with that. But when G & P harmonize, I just love that sound.

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31 December 2010
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Zig said:

Having said that, some of my favorite vocals are from songs that John sings with Paul and George harmonizing in the background. It is very noticeable in the song Help! I think it may have been skye that mentioned in another thread that there was a magical (not her word) "third voice" effect when J & P harmonized and I agree with that. But when G & P harmonize, I just love that sound.

I Love The G+P harmonies on You're Going to Lose that Girl, From Help!


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31 December 2010
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mr. Sun king coming together said:

Zig said:

Having said that, some of my favorite vocals are from songs that John sings with Paul and George harmonizing in the background. It is very noticeable in the song Help! I think it may have been skye that mentioned in another thread that there was a magical (not her word) "third voice" effect when J & P harmonized and I agree with that. But when G & P harmonize, I just love that sound.

I Love The G+P harmonies on You're Going to Lose that Girl, From Help!



I knew there was another one from that album that I wanted to mention, but couldn't think of it. That's a perfect example of what I was saying.

Thanks, Evan.

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31 December 2010
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Zig said:

mr. Sun king coming together said:

Zig said:

Having said that, some of my favorite vocals are from songs that John sings with Paul and George harmonizing in the background. It is very noticeable in the song Help! I think it may have been skye that mentioned in another thread that there was a magical (not her word) "third voice" effect when J & P harmonized and I agree with that. But when G & P harmonize, I just love that sound.

I Love The G+P harmonies on You're Going to Lose that Girl, From Help!



I knew there was another one from that album that I wanted to mention, but couldn't think of it. That's a perfect example of what I was saying.

Thanks, Evan.

Take a Mal out of Petty Cash.mal-evans


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I loved when George and Paul also harmonized during so many great songs. That was the best especially with John singing the lead.

Also, in case many of you didn't know, George is singing with Paul during the last verse in 'All My Loving' and not John which I believe is the only song that happens in.

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