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Unlocking The Secrets of Great Vocal Performances
What makes certain voices simply unforgettable? That's what this segment of the Electric Secrets variety podcast looks to answer. From singers to voice actors, Scott Leon Smith and his guests will dissect the qualities that transcend good and even great, and elevate them to iconic.
Learn how Cash’s voice, evoking familial figures, transcends country stereotypes, voicing the marginalized as a form of protest. His rhythmic, train-like style in songs like “Rock Island Line” and “A Boy Named Sue” immerses audiences in vivid narratives, blending tradition and rebellion. As “The Man in Black,” Cash symbolizes compassion, voicing grief through humor and irony. Smith shares how Cash’s American Recordings comforted his dying father, highlighting the voice’s therapeutic power, inspiring listeners to explore Cash’s timeless sound.
Scott Leon Smith welcomes Lori Turner, a classically trained Opera singer and performer, to discuss the intricacies of opera voice training and the unique qualities of famous singers like Maria Callas and Billie Holiday. Listen to this episode to hear more about technical aspects of singing, the importance of storytelling in music, and the personal lives of these iconic artists.