Lover, You Should've Come Over (Jeff Buckley cover)

Post by **youknowverywell** » Fri Sep 13, 2013 9:29 pm

If there are two musicians who mean the world to me it's Jeff Buckley and Myles Kennedy. Myles was the singer who made me want to sing. He also made me want to sing high, and through listening to him and watching him in various live videos I have learned and extended my range up to a comfortable F#5 in my head voice, and a G#5 if I breathe properly and do everything right. But I still felt kind of weird about singing because I like to take things in weird directions, change melodies, play around with falsetto, things like that. When I found Jeff Buckley it was amazing. Here was someone who did all of the things I do so it was like "Maybe I can do this the way I want to." Live at Sin-e changed my life. Sounds stupid, but it did. That record is so worn out that it's like my comfort now. I have so many memories attached to all of those songs, so many emotions. It will forever be the most perfect album that could ever be put out, in my mind.

TL;DR I love Jeff Buckley. Please enjoy this cover.

[youtube]http://youtu.be/PaEUz868FxY[/youtube]

Post by **NytestrykerZ** » Sat Sep 14, 2013 12:50 am

Tip of the hat. A great cover of an incredibly difficult song.

Post by **DivCruz** » Sat Sep 21, 2013 12:14 am

Always a great song from you. Whether it's a cover or an original.

how do you keep track of your voice range. I honestly don't know how far I could go. And how do you practice?

Post by **youknowverywell** » Sat Sep 21, 2013 1:52 am

I just tried to hit the highest note I could comfortably hit once and it was a F#5 haha Then I decided to try to breathe correctly and focus everything and I managed to push it up the extra step to G#5. Practice, oh man... just sing a lot. That's the best advice I can give you. Sing often, stay loose, don't strain, eventually your vocal chords will stretch and change and allow for more activity

Post by **DivCruz** » Sat Sep 21, 2013 11:34 am

youknowverywell wrote:I just tried to hit the highest note I could comfortably hit once and it was a F#5 haha Then I decided to try to breathe correctly and focus everything and I managed to push it up the extra step to G#5. Practice, oh man... just sing a lot. That's the best advice I can give you. Sing often, stay loose, don't strain, eventually your vocal chords will stretch and change and allow for more activity

Haha, alright man, thanks alot! I do sing alot (in the shower)

It's my best practice time. hahaha!

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