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PrintableI hear it in his voice, not his music. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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piku said: obviously. His falsetto is the thing that most points to it.
Yes, because Prince invented the falsetto. | |
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ernestsewell said: piku said: obviously. His falsetto is the thing that most points to it.
Yes, because Prince invented the falsetto.  | |
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AlexdeParis said: JackieBlue said: There's a non-album track that sounds like Prince is practically on it (maybe he is!). I forget the name of it now. He definitely gives nods to P.
"In My Dreams"? Yeah, I think that's it. There's one or two adlibs that sound like Prince but I know it's not him. Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off | |
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ernestsewell said: piku said: obviously. His falsetto is the thing that most points to it.
Yes, because Prince invented the falsetto. You guys are crazy! okay James Blunt made falsetto popular 2012: The Queen Returns | |
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Subz said: Been listening to some of the stuff off Robin Thicke's new album... Very clear that he has been greatly influenced by his Royal Badness, in my opinion.
Nope. I've been a Robin fan since 2003 and I don't hear it.Any other Thicke fans who hear P in his music? Can anyone else think of some other contemporary artists who have very, very clearly been influenced by Prince? | |
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RKJCNE said: ernestsewell said: Yes, because Prince invented the falsetto. You guys are crazy! okay James Blunt made falsetto popular It's a joke. It's as if every singer than sings in falsetto suddenly owes it to Prince, yet folks have been singing in falsetto since the dawn of music. | |
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