Post by Steve on Jul 15, 2020 3:01:48 GMT
Bruce Arthur Johnston (27 June 1942 - present)
Years Active: 1957 - present
Associated Acts: Bruce & Terry, The Rip Chords, The Beach Boys
Vocal Range: G♯2 - A5
{Questionable Notes}B5: "Pipeline"
Significant High Notes:
A5: "Gone"
G♯5: "Here Comes the Night" L.A. (Light Album) version
F♯5: "Gone", "Rock and Roll to the Rescue"
F5: "California Feelin'", "Hot Rod U.S.A.", "One-Piece Topless Bathing Suit"
E5: "Brian's Back", "California Calling", "California Dreamin'", "Deirdre" Going Public version, "Endless Harmony", "Forever" Summer in Paradise version, "The Hamptons", "Livin' with a Heartache", "Pipeline", "She Believes in Love Again", "Susie Cincinnati", "Thank You Baby", "This Little Woodie", "Won't Somebody Dance with Me"
E♭5: "Crocodile Rock", "Full Sail", "I Write the Songs", "Island Girl", "Rendezvous"
D5: "At My Window", "California Feelin'", "Deirdre", "Endless Harmony", "Here Comes the Night" L.A. (Light Album) version, "Hot Fun in the Summertime", "Hot Pastrami, Mashed Potatoes, Come on to Rincon-Yeah!!", "I Can Hear Music", "I Do Love You", "It's a Beautiful Day", "San Miguel", "Some of Your Love", "Soul Searchin'" Made in California version, "Susie Cincinnati"
C♯5: "Baby Blue", "Beach Girl", "Child is the Father of the Man", "Livin' with a Heartache", "Male Ego", "She Believes in Love Again", "Sumahama", "You're Still a Mystery"
C5: "Deirdre", "Endless Harmony", "Gone", "The Hamptons", "Happy Endings", "It's a Beautiful Day", "Just Once in My Life", "Keepin' the Summer Alive", "Oh Darlin", "Remember (Walking in the Sand)", "Santa Ana Winds", "Shortenin' Bread", "Some of Your Love", "Surfin's Here to Stay", "Thank You Baby"
B4: "Disney Girls (1957)", "Goin' On", "I Do Love You", "Island Girl", "Rock and Roll Survivor", "Where I Belong"
B♭4: "Hot Pastrami, Mashed Potatoes, Come on to Rincon-Yeah!!", "Oh Darlin", "Surfin's Here to Stay", "This Whole World"
A4: "California Dreamin'", "Deirdre", "Getcha Back", "Isn't It Time", "Long Promised Road", "Somewhere Near Japan", "Soul Searchin'" Made in California version, "Still Cruisin'"
G♯4: "Beach Girl", "California Girls", "Shelter", "Surfin' Round the World", "That's Why God Made the Radio"
G4: "The Hamptons", "Hot Fun in the Summertime", "Slow Summer Dancin' (One Summer Night)", "Wouldn't It Be Nice"
F♯4: "Deirdre", "Disney Girls (1957)", "Don't Be Scared", "Down Under", "The Queen", "Rock and Roll Survivor", "She Believes in Love Again", "Tears in the Morning"
Significant Low Notes:
E3: "At My Window", "God Only Knows", "The Hamptons", "Rock and Roll Survivor"
E♭3: "Add Some Music (To Your Day)", "Deirdre", "I Write the Songs", "You Still Believe in Me"
D3: "Thank You Baby"
C♯3: "A Day in the Life of a Tree", "Don't Be Scared", "Won't Somebody Dance with Me"
C3: "I Write the Songs", "Surfin' Round the World"
B2: "Rock and Roll Survivor"
B♭2: "Disney Girls" Going Public version, "Hey Little Cobra", "Rendezvous", "Thank You Baby"
G♯2: "I Was Made to Love Her" vocal insert session
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*Blue marks soft falsetto notes.
*Italics mark non-sung notes.
*Underlines mark notes found in backing vocals.
High tenor singer for The Beach Boys, joining the group in 1965 as a touring member only and gradually becoming more featured as time went on. He currently is one of only two primary members to still be with the "official" band. A very soothing tenor voice, with absolutely no sign of harshness whatsoever. Because of this, his vocal strong suit was ballads (this is very evident in his solo album, which contains the future Barry Manilow hit "I Write the Songs").
If you have any other notes that I need to be aware of, don't hesitate to reply!
Thread originally by RINGO. See this thread for more information.
