Singing

usually when you sing through your nose it sounds very nasal. or some tests you can try is singing a song and if you are not breathing when you are singing notes you are doing it through your nose and feel your chest when you sing if it vibrates you are singing the right way

Joe Walsh

I'd have to assume you're talking about the song "Hurt", which is by Nine Inch Nails. It is originally by Nine Inch Nails, but there is also a cover of it done by Johnny Cash. A lot of people think Johnny Cash is the original singer, but it's really Nine Inch Nails.

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Jonathan King

Benny Cummings was a Gospel recording artist from the late 70's to mid 80's. From New York, he was one of the premier choir directors of his time. He never experienced mainstream success but influenced most of the choir directors thereafter. Ricky Dillard, Donald Lawrence, James Hall and Hezekiah Walker all credit Benny Cummings as inspiration. Donnie McClurkin started out singing with his choir. Benny Cummings passed away in 1988 shorty after the release of his last album "With His Stripes".

"Oh Girl" is a sing which was released in 1972 by a group called the Chi-Lites. The lead vocalist was Eugene Record.

Choir/Choral Music came from: Jupiter(Say:Jun-ie-ar)-A little town in France that was wipped off the map!

A quintet is, essentially, a group with five members. An example sentence would be: They paid good money to go watch the quintet.

Yes alive and well and still delivering milk in Cape breton

Joe is retired now in great health and living in his home town of Reserve Mines. He's a wonderful man and my uncle.

It could be Silver Apples, who released an album called "Contact" in 1969. The first song on the album is called "You & I"

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Rapping is like talking with a rhythm, while singing is more melodic. Both can be at any tempo and one does not become the other because of how fast or slow the tempo is.

The Beatles

T.I.

Lady in Red was a Chris de Burgh song from 1986. He's Irish. In 2009 the song was recorded by a Canadian band Addicts of Affliction in a hard rock/metal styling.

Katy Perry

The singer is Rosie Hanlon; Rosie and the Originals. I believe she was from southern California, I think San Diego. I remember as a pre-teen back in Niagara Falls, hearing and learning to play this song on guitar, it's structure are classic "ice cream changes". (I-vi-IV-V repeated over and over)

You can imagine how thrilled I was to play this song with her at an oldies show in Los Angeles some 25 years later! I have a photo of me playing with Rosie posted on my .com site; I'm not sure that I'm supposed to put my .com address in an answer like this but I can send a link to anyone who will email me if that's ok.

I'm Joe Zito

the lowest female voice is very simple!..

the answer is of course bum poo!

i hope this helped you with finding out the answer to your question.

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The song seems to be about two Mexican soldiers who are reflecting back on their participation in the Mexican War (1846-48), defending Mexico's claim to the disputed area of Texas situated between the Rio Grande and Nueces River. The initial clash here with American forces under the leadership of General Zachary Taylor brought on the Mexican War in 1846. Two years later a defeated Mexico signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo accepting Texas Annexation and surrendering New Mexico and California to the United States.

Girls Aloud

Girls Aloud did a cover version of it. It was first sung by Aerosmith, then Run DMC and Aerosmith.

Etta jones

Rihanna

I believe that is Dolly Parton