Oh Death (ancient Western ballad w/ throat singing) 

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Same. This one hits all the feels. One of my favorite cover versions.

Blind Willie Johnson used a related "false bass" vocal technique in his time.

I believe, as a musician and musicologist, the relative "complaints" may stem from the so- called "false claim" of throat singing. This is not throat singing, its more like a Heavy Metal style of singing, so to claim it as Tuvan throat singing is a false claim, and in today's negative environment, someone is going to get miffed, unfortunately. Personally, I thought it was a good rendition, essentially almost ruined by the faux throat singing. It could have been a great version without that.

It's two talented young men enjoying music. That's all it is. Music.

@@alexanderdean8682 lol you dont like the word "faux" I take it??? 😂😂

Also if you read it again, I said I liked the rendition and was explaining about people's negativity tendencies, so maybe you could find a positive way to respond next time🤷‍♂️

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Sheer genius.

I couldn’t agree more. Absolute creative Genius. BRAVO

One clue would be if you listen to Dock Boggs' versions, both the 20s version and the one 40 years later. Dock had a voice like a buzz saw. But Dock never sang with sigit, that high whistling harmonic singing Kyle does briefly.

That's cry

Hang in there friend...Give DEATH a fight. Wishing you the best....!!!!!!!!!

​@@brucefox7020 I'm still here, I been on a drug called lobrina and it has been very effective me

Hey Ivanna! 👋

Hi Ivanna! And I forgot to post it on my FB on Halloween, something I usually do! Dang! I hope this finds you well! Cheers! Leslie

Its called a whistle tone lol although it sounds good its extremely bad for your voice! lol

It's a type of singing that is somewhat common in the far East. Mongolian music utilizes throat singing very similar to what that young man's doing. Together with regular singing and spoken word, the musical groups of Mongolia sit in a circle while they sing and play their 2-stringed spike-fiddles. Their music is often about the same things we Westerners write about; war, love, hunting, riding horses, etc.. I'm not sure that throat singing goes well with Western music but it's great to have an open mind, especially enough to learn it! If anyone is interested in hearing Mongolian folk music, look-up the band "ANDA UNION" they are the only world-famous Mongolian group, and are incredibly talented and very humble people.

Katelyn Newsome The tuvan whistling sound? Nah, it's not bad for the throat since you don't do it with the throat o-o

Green Slug is correct, people who can do this with their voice are using their vocal chords, with luck and talent also in no short supply. As I understand it, the singer is literally "playing" two notes (or tones) with their voice; effectively "splitting" the note of they're singing with their voice. Many who can do this say that anyone can do it, and that it only takes lots of practice. Katelyn Newsome

BigSirZebras Hey boys! I'm curious, is that a Mongolian Spike-Fiddle the guy on the right is holding? You with the guitar have a truly great singing voice as well!