5:23 song name?

I can hit this note easily as a 14yo using the growl voice technique :D (I hit an F1 as well!) and also I LOVE GEOFF & VOICEPLAYYY

3:49 is that chest because it sounds so smooth

JD Sumner my fav he can go low low

what is the song where it says "gone at last"

Does anyone know where the audio for Thurls lowest note comes from?

J.D. at 1:56 - Christmas Carol of Love 6:37 - Christmas Carol of Love 9:56 - Turn your radio on (Bill Gather) 10:11 - Wayfaring Stranger 12:01 - Walk that Lonesome Road (The Masters V) 12:10 - Way Down ( Joseph Anthony)

What’s the sont at the start

J D Summer was the best and George Yonce was no. 2. The rest are not even close in my book

came from the "no dogs allowed"😅🤣

came from no dogs allowed.😅🤣

I can’t stumoch signature sound with all that show off entertaining.

If you listen to the Elvis song that JD sang on, he never hit the C1. Compare his voice to the piano, and it's obvious he couldn't do it. If you want to hear a true C1, then listen to Mikhail Zlatapolsky sing it over a 60 person choir.

Bom ver um baixo brasileiro

I can get down to F#1 now and I once considered myself stuck at Eb2, there is hope.

More like croaking i think.

True,with JD.

At 2:07 The late JD SUMNER.

1:59 song name

What is the song at 15 seconds???

"II favnd itt odd hav hie'sz diesqreibd asz basso profvndo jett Ted Cassidy vasz diesqreibd asz 'inncreddiblj deep, almost basso profvndo'. Vhat? Tedsz' wojsc issz, fram vhat II'w heard, easzlj loovr and/ar deepr than Thurlsz'."

the kind of the bass singers is george younce!!! he didn't just burp and make noise like some folks do

4:32 what is this song called???

Very view are around know and days

To me, back 15 or 20 years ago, Richard Sterban was hands the best....

Músicas e Links? 4:41 5:36 7:27 9:06

Where did you get the studio version of Elvira?

I grew up listening to JD, London Parris, Big Chief Jim Weatherington, Rex Nelon, George Younce, Brock Speer, and loved them all. Big Chief and Rex were my favorites, but Conley "London" Parris was the best IMHO, and it ain't close.

Anyone know who's at 2:07?

This is what Freddy Fazbear sounds like

Jd sumner was a great singer❤

Tim Duncan, George Younce, JD Sumner Especially❤

Toujours un grand plaisir de voir nos attachants Voiceplay et de nous nourrir de leurs nombreux talents, merci 😘. Heureusement qu'ils ne sont pas caloriques car je serai obèse, mdr😂...

There will never be another Thurl Ravenscroft he was very rare.!

Underated bass truly, the whole band needs to get more credit. He low notes are awesome

what’s the intro and out to song?

SOMEONE MAKE A LIST OF THESE PEOPLE

The lowest Bass singer lives in Southern Illinois. I can't think of his name right now. He holds the record . Lot of the groups won't let him on because they are jealous of him.

“Tony the Tiger?” 🐯🐅

Song name at 9:24?

Name Music min 4:26 ?

Bro at 4:54 is really like 🛳️🛳️🛳️🛳️🛳️

I can sing a pretty good g#1 and g1

How could you leave out Tony the Tiger's "They're great!"?

He’s like the only bass singer in history to hit the notes smoothly and easily. Everyone nowadays voice gets rough down there

I feel bad Thurl Ravenscroft died in 2005 at the old age of 91. But he and his low-pitched sounding voice will always live on.

Thats my great uncle

What is the Tim Riley song at 4:53?

How did he hit those lows and make it sound easy? Impressive

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