Singing

Jason Derulo - In My Head

Sing "Home on the Range." That's always a classic for a fair.

Anybody can it don't take a lot just if your bored try to sing it might help. I'm a singer now and i was singing sense i was 3 years old it always entertained me when i was bored. Just try it, it can be a lot of fun.

I meant who sings the SONG "If You're Bored"!

-Melikepie101

Rev Theory

Pat Boone in 1957

There is no such thing ... nobody can possibly have a vocal range that spans 8 octaves.

no it wont damage it but it will improve it a whole lot. If you sing over 4 hours a day be careful, you may lose your voice and 95 percent of peoples voices dont come back without surgery. But unlike me i sing up to 6 or 7 hours a day. i have trained my voice to be able to go on and on without dying. but the answer is no it just makes you better

I have a recording by Milton Brown and the Musical Brownies. Brown was one of the pioneers of Western Swing, but he died in 1936 in a car accident.

Paul giamatti did all his own singing in duets, his partners parts are done by Arnold mcculler

A good time to start singing lessons would be when ever you want.

Anything that gets a crowd going.Taylor Swift,good song that no one knows.

Nicole C. Mullen

number one u19 squash player in Europe at the age of 17, winning five consecutive European titles in one season.

No he's dead, he died May 14, 1998 Sinatra suffered from senile dementia in his final years and made no further public appearances after a heart attack in January 1997. After suffering a further heart attack, he died at 10:50 pm on May 14, 1998 at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, with his wife Barbara by his side. He was 82 years old. Sinatra's final words, spoken as attempts were made to stabilize him, were "I'm losing."

good girl :D Carrie Underwood.

Not sure what the question is here.

Roger has a self-penned song called "If I Were A Rich Man" which he has performed in concerts numerous times.

To train yourself to sing continuous without taking to many breaths.

hulk hogan, i think

If you want to persue a career in classical voice or opera, you should consider a vocal performance degree. Most opera stars get both their undergrad and graduate degrees in vocal performance, then go on to audition around the globe at the world's finest opera houses. If you live in America, great schools in vocal performance include Boston Conservatory, New England Conservatory,University of Rochester (Eastman School of Music), Indiana University at Bloomington, San Fransico Conservatory, Manhattan School of Music, amongst many more!

You can help your singing less scratchy by taking singing lessons or practicing singing with a softer tune.

There are a few songs that are called Turn it Up by different singers. Some of the singers are Chamillionaire, Paris Hilton, Pillar, Ted Nugent, Holiday Parade, School Boy Humor, Shaman's Harvest, Josh Gracin, Johnta Austin, Jimmy Robins, etc.

Saw him and the guys in Sea Isle NJ on 7/16/11--Still looking good

It sounds like michael bubble