Voice types of bands/groups of people

Like on one point oh, discuss voice types of bands and groups of people (if you want).

Florence And The Machine:
Florence Welch: Mezzosoprano
Isabella Summers: Alto?

Mythbusters:
Adam Savage: Low Tenor (and with a quite spectacular (Bb1-)C2-Eb5(-G#5) too )
Jamie Hyneman: Baritone
Kari Byron: Alto
Tori Belleci: Low Tenor
Grant Imahara: Low Tenor (very light highs though)

The Mars Volta:
Cedric Bixler-Zavala: Tenor
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez: Low Tenor
Juan Alderete: Low Tenor?
Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez: no idea
Deantoni Parks: no idea

Metallica
James Hetfield: Baritone
Kirk Hammet: Low Tenor
Lars Ulrich: Low Tenor
Robert Trujillo: High Baritone
Jason Newsted: High Baritone

Iron Maiden
Bruce Dickinson: Low Tenor
Steve Harris: Low Tenor
Adrian Smith: Low Tenor
Dave Murray: Low Tenor
Nicko McBrain: Low Tenor

Dethklok
Nathan Explosion: Baritone
Skwisgar Skwigelf: High Baritone
Toki Wartooth: High Tenor
William Murderface: Low Tenor
Pickles: Low Tenor
Charles Offdensen: High Baritone

This is one of my favorite bands:

The Beatles:

Paul McCartney: (Very) Low tenor
John Lennon: High baritone
George Harrison: Low tenor
Ringo Starr: Standard baritone

Does every band in the world have a Low Tenor?

cesar2193 wrote:Does every band in the world have a Low Tenor?

I don't think so.

Femenine bands have no low tenors, and it is impossible for them to be tenors because tenor is masculine and femenine bands are female.

The Doors
Jim Morrison: High Baritone
Ray Manzarek: High Baritone
Robby Krieger: Low Tenor
John Densmore: Standard Tenor

Methinks Ringo was decided to be more of an SB, which seems right to me.

Queen:
Freddie Mercury: Low Tenor
Roger Meddows-Taylor: Tenor
Brian May: Low Tenor
John Deacon: Low Tenor

T. Rex:
Mark Bolan: High Baritone
Mickey Finn: Low Tenor?
Steve Currie: who knows?
Bill Legend: Low Tenor?

Those one overuse so much falsetto that sometimes I have NO idea what to call them.


The Bee Gees:

Barry Gibb: Countertenor
Robin Gibb: Countertenor
Maurice Gibb: No idea

cesar2193 wrote:Does every band in the world have a Low Tenor?

Yes ("Classic" lineup):
Jon Anderson: High Tenor
Chris Squire: High Baritone
Steve Howe: High Baritone
Rick Wakeman: High Baritone, methinks
Bill Bruford: Baritone

Avenged Sevenfold

M. Shadows - High Baritone (Although I still think he's a high SB)
The Rev - Tenor
Synyster Gates - Tenor
Zacky Vengeance - Low Tenor
Johnny Christ - Low Tenor

Ludwig Van Beethoven wrote:Those one overuse so much falsetto that sometimes I have NO idea what to call them.


The Bee Gees:

Barry Gibb: Countertenor
Robin Gibb: Countertenor
Maurice Gibb: No idea

"I have no idea what voice types these guys are, but here's the voice types of their band."

B6 wrote:

cesar2193 wrote:Does every band in the world have a Low Tenor?

Yes ("Classic" lineup):
Jon Anderson: High Tenor
Chris Squire: High Baritone
Steve Howe: High Baritone
Rick Wakeman: High Baritone, methinks
Bill Bruford: Baritone (with a tenorish face when he was young though)

I replied to you Cesar: that's a no.

Goldfrapp:
Alison Goldfrapp: (super low) Soprano
Will Gregory: Low Tenor

Pink Floyd:
Roger Waters: Low Tenor
David Gilmour: High Baritone
Richard Wright: High Baritone
Syd Barrett: Low Tenor:
Nick Mason: Low Tenor

B6 wrote:Goldfrapp:
Alison Goldfrapp: (super low) Soprano
Will Gregory: Low Tenor

Pink Floyd:
Roger Waters: Low Tenor
David Gilmour: High Baritone
Richard Wright: High Baritone
Syd Barrett: Low Tenor:
Nick Mason: Low Tenor

Can Roger Waters be a mid-high tenor? He may be because he uses falsetto like The Bee Gees.

Nope, he's just too low placed to be a ST.