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My opinion is that you should sing it naturally...whatever comes out comes out....especially Blues singing....that's what is unique about the Blues singers....imho.....alot a people wish they could "growl" like you....this is one man's opinion and non-professional at that.....what I believe though....Bob Opinions please?
This is a forum for helping each other out, so I have a performance question.
I seem to have some kind of growl that developed over the years, especially in bluesy songs or when I get to the hard driving notes. I have seen a couple of mentions about that, so here goes my vulnerable question. Should I try to eliminate or lessen that growling thing? Because I know it will come out in this song, it is like a monster in me.
lol, thanks for your thoughts.
Letha
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