Top 10 Rock Vocalists - Who are yours?

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We are here today with our good friend, Christ Liepe! Chris has his own successful YouTube channel on vocal coaching, ear training, recording tips, and more. He is very talented, and we are so excited to have him here with us!

Today, Chris and I will be sharing our Top 10 Favorite Rock Singers of all time! To compile this list, we each came up with our top 20 singers, and then looked to see where we overlapped and narrowed it down from there. This list is in no particular order, and contains some truly legendary singers!

5. Annie Lennox (Eurythmics)

The first time I ever heard Sweet Dreams on the radio, I was hooked! Annie Lennox is an icon in so many ways. That new wave, post punk sound that Eurythmics had was so exciting for the time, and it just fulfills everything that I love about music.

4. Steven Tyler (Aerosmith)

Steven Tyler has this way of covering so much ground and getting food rasp, and character and personality, and he is super quiet. Steven Tyler's voice is truly iconic, and is a signature sound. If you listen to Aerosmith's early albums, he sounds very clean, but as you move forward more of his signature raspy sound comes through. As her is experimenting with his voice and his sound he learns how to achieve that raspiness on command and how to truly control his voice to sound how he wants it to.

3. Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company, Paul Rodgers)

For Chris, Paul is another one of those confusing sounds. His voice is so powerful, but he also has this breathiness, and sheeny rasp in his voice. He can also carry such beautiful pop melodies. His voice has the agility to do multi-note runs, but he adds all of that so subtly that you can hear the restraint in his voice and he is not going over the top, but is just adding those in subtly where he feels they fit best.

2. Chris Cornell (Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog)

Chris Cornell is the reason Chris got into singing. When listening to him, Chris felt like with every note, Cornell was reaching right into his throat and chest and was so amazingly connected to how he felt. But at the same time, he was never animated on stage. He would simply stand there with his guitar, and his incredible voice would just carry it.

1. Freddie Mercury (Queen)

Anyone who has been watching my videos for any length of time should not be surprised that Freddie Mercury is on the top of this list! Queen has been incredibly influential to me ever since I was a child, and is the reason I got into music. Freddie Mercury is such an incredible singer. I don't think we have ever heard him sing out of tune, because he is just so self-aware that is he hears himself going a little north or south of the note, he uses a little bit of vibrato to cover it.


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