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Singing
Singing is the use of your voice inflections to create melodious sounds. Ask questions here about singing techniques and methods here.
4,159 Questions
What is the name of the man who sings down by the river?
Probably Bruce Springsteen The River. ---- "Down By The River" is a different song, and has been covered frequently. The best-known version is by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, but there are also versions by Neil Young (solo), Buddy Miles, Jimi Hendrix and The Undisputed Truth...perhaps others as well. Sorry, don't know which is the original.
Who is the band in the new dell commercial singing 'lollipop?
The Chordettes. It can't be the Chordettes since they were from the 50's and 60's and female.
Tight Fit makes the well known version
Solomon Linda made the original
You might be looking for the term polyphonic. Its basically the only term to describe the technique.
Who sang New York New York in season 6 rescue me?
Cat Power according to the Rescue Me official website
Who sings the song if you like Pina coladas?
"Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" was performed by Rupert Holmes.
Who sings been so long since i seen you come over darling?
George McCrae who had a massive hit with Rock Your Baby
50 Cent ft. Justin T.
That's the original song. There are covers out there, though.
People say its Nicole Anderson who Sings "Summer of Stars" But a Manager asked her on her Myspace Profile and she said "Absolutley Not, I Dont Sing" And I Cant find the The Real Singer.
Who sings California love in the 70's?
The original name of the song California Love is called West Coast pop locking. It was made in the early 80's and it wasn't from Roger Troutman. I'm trying to think of the guy i just can't remember sorry.
Artist: The All-American Rejects
Album: When The World Comes Down
Song: I Wanna (Track 1)
I don't know if you talking about the Korean song or not but its called
Day&Night by Bizzy Feat. T
Who sings Only God Could Love You More?
In all my research, here is what I have found: The words and music were penned by Niles Borop and Dwight Liles (whoever they are). Whether or not they originally performed the song I am unsure, but it seems from song Google searching that many people -- and even sheet music services -- accredit the song to the duo. I know they composed the song, however.
The song was made famous by Kelly Nelon of "The Nelons" (also known as "The Rex Nelon Singers" -- named after Kelly's father, Rex Nelon, RIP). She sang the song to her husband in concert and since then it has been a popular Christian wedding song. I'm having it in my wedding. If I could sing, I'd sing it to my wife. :D
I'm not for sure, but that might be The Reeling by Passion Pit
Original answer:
Hugh Masekela (1987)
Pete Seeger (1966)
Amended answer:
I think Pete Seeger sang a tune with the title,"Bring em Home." Perhaps the question actually refers to the aria, Bring Him Home, from the musical, Les Miserables? If so, the song was first composed for the UK production, expressly for the voice of Irish tenor, Colm Wilkinson, who played the lead role of Valjean. Since then it has been sung in various productions by notable tenors including Alfie Boe, John Owen Jones and others. Many fans believe that Wilkinson renders the most emotional interpretation and appears to make the song his own. However, Alfie Boe's interpretation is also very powerful. The song has been covered by many other fine performers and features in musical productions around the globe. Worthy performances include those by Australian, Anthony Warlow and Iranian-Canadian singer, Ramin Karimloo. The song has also been selected by artists appearing on popular musical talent shows such as Britain's Got Talent, where Jamie Pugh performed an especially touching interpretation in 2009.
