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Re: Pete, solo and Who
- Subject: Re: Pete, solo and Who
- From: THRH79B@prodigy.com ( KELLY D GILES I)
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 17:36:48, -0500
Rich B. wrote:
>1. On studio recordings, I like Roger's voice much better than I
like
>Pete's. And live, there is no question. Apart from his frequent
tendency
>to screw up or forget the lyrics he penned, Pete's vocals in concert
are at
>best a mixed bag. At his Chicago House Of Blues show there were
many, many
>instances when he hit bum notes vocally.
Ah Richie my dear, I hate to disagree with you, but I think you are
selling Pete short! When it comes to technical precision, range, and
vocal power, then Roger is certainly one (or two, or three...) up on
Pete. But Pete's voice has a certain charming je ne sais quoi (I
can't believe I am using such a pretentious phrase, but Pete does
that to me) which Roger's lacks. Pete made me believe that he really
WAS sad about us, Roger did not. As long as Pete can pull that off,
I will overlook the odd bum note or nasal whine.
- -Yellow "I know not what" Ledbetter