Going way back in time for this entry on our list, “Chantilly Lace” was released in 1958 by singer Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr. Keith’s deep drawl gives the song a classic country feel, making this song ideal for any deep-voiced singers who love country. This simple song about a man’s favorite bar topped the charts upon its release, hitting the number one spot on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles and Tracks and remaining there for five consecutive weeks. The poignant music video for “Jeremy” was awarded MTV’s Best Video of the Year in 1993. Most other tracks by Pearl Jam would also suffice for singers with deep voices, especially if you’re put off by this particular song’s dark subject matter. Released in 1992 as the third single from Pearl Jam’s debut studio album Ten, the dark inspiration behind this song was the news story of a high school student who had shot himself in front of his classmates. Singer Bill Withers delivers the song within his natural baritone range, but it can be easily adapted for the bass range as well. This sad, bluesy song lamenting lost love is perfect for anyone with bass or baritone voice. The iconic singer’s deep vocals – paired with his unrivaled guitar riffs – make for quite the musical experience. One of Jimi Hendrix’s most famous songs “Purple Haze” was released in 1967 as the second single from his group, The Jimi Hendrix Experience. It is still his most famous song, and it has become more widely known in popular culture in recent years due to the infamous Rickrolling meme.Ĩ.) Purple Haze (The Jimi Hendrix Experience) It was released in 1987 as the English singer-songwriter’s debut single. This iconic song is not only easy to sing, but also great fun to dance to! 4.) Never Gonna Give You Up (Rick Astley)
The most famous cover version undoubtedly comes from Elvis Presley, who recorded it shortly after his return from serving in the United States Army. “Are You Lonesome Tonight” was originally written in 1926 by Roy Turk and Lou Handman, and has been covered several times by various different artists.
Who can omit the King of Rock N’ Roll from a list of songs for deep-voiced singers? 3.) Are You Lonesome Tonight (Elvis Presley) The song is meant to be sang at a slow tempo and contrasts the struggles of enslaved African Americans to the indifferent, uncaring current of the Mississippi River. The lyrics “we could’ve had it all” ring especially true for these two: Had Jesse not enlisted his fellow show choir members to violently (and hilariously) egg Rachel in the school parking lot, the two might just have made their high-school romance work.One of the most famous entries on our list, “Ol’ Man River” is actually a show tune from the 1927 musical Show Boat. James’ heated, a cappella duet of the song with Lea Michele’s Rachel Berry marks a momentous occasion when the two former love interests reunite. With no instruments - just his voice and those of a few backup singers - the “All of Me” musician delivered a crackling, deliciously soulful rendition of one of the beltiest pop songs in the past 15 years.įor worshipers of Jonathan Groff’s character on Glee, this version of “Rolling in the Deep” is forever ingrained in their memories. Not many male singers can match the vocal power of Adele, but Legend undoubtedly rose to the challenge. Lit by a green-hued spotlight and backed only by melancholy piano, Bennington’s performance has nearly 50 million views to prove just how epic it is. At the 2011 iTunes Festival, frontman Chester Bennington eased back on the vocal power and leaned more into the message of the song, his mournful voice highlighting the power of Adele’s lyrics instead. Linkin Park’s “Rolling in the Deep” cover goes a different direction from the others on this list, whose powerful approaches more so followed Adele’s lead. Courteney Cox and Daughter Coco Team For Cover of Adele's 'Chasing Pavements'
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