Johnny Depp (7,031 views)

[jojodarose]

John Christopher Depp II (June 9, 1963)
Associated Acts: Tonto's Giant Nuts [2003 - present], The Hollywood Vampires [2015 - Present], Jeff Beck
Vocal Range: C2 - B♭4 (2 Octaves + 10 Semitones)
Vocal Type: The Hollywood Baritone

Significant High Notes:

B♭4 ("Final Scene")
G♯4 ("Epiphany")
G4 ("A Little Priest", "People Who Died", "We Gotta Rise")
F♯4 ("Final Scene", "Heroes", "Hey, Mr Millionaire" live Celebrity Theatre, 24.9.2019, "Isolation", "The Jack" live various performances)
F4 ("Epiphany", "Gimme Some Truth", "Heroes", "Isolation", "A Little Priest", "Little Lion Man", "People Who Died")
E4 ("Epiphany", "Final Scene", "Hey, Mr Millionaire" live Celebrity Theatre, 24.9.2019, "My Friends", "The Times They Are A-Changin'", "Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)")
E♭4 ("Gimme Some Truth", "Heroes", "A Little Priest", "My Friends")
D4 ("Epiphany", "No Place Like London", "Pretty Women", "The Times They Are A-Changin'")

Significant Low Notes:

B2 ("My Friends")
B♭2 ("Johanna (Reprise)", "A Little Priest", "My Friends", "No Place Like London", "Pirelli’s Magical Elixir", "People Who Died")
A2 ("Isolation", "Pirelli’s Magical Elixir", "Working Class Hero" live Earth Day Festival)
G♯2 ("Epiphany", "Final Scene", "Heroes", "Hello, Little Girl", "No Place Like London")
G2 ("Pretty Women", "Working Class Hero" live Earth Day Festival, "We Gotta Rise")
F♯2 ("Hello, Little Girl", "Isolation", "A Little Priest", "This Is a Song For Ms Hedy Lamarr" live various performances)
F2 ("Little Lion Man")
E2 ("Git From Round Me")
D2 ("Epiphany", "Little Lion Man", "No Place Like London", "Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)")
C2 ("Hello, Little Girl")

SPOILER: Click to show

{NOTEWATCHED MATERIAL+ALBUM RANGES}
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl - Disney Movie 2003 (D2 - E4)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - Tim Burton Movie 2007 (D2 - B♭4)
Into the Woods - Disney Movie 2014 (C2)
Rise - Hollywood Vampires LP 2019 (E2 - G4)

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Italics mark non-melodic and/or non-rapped notes.
Underlines mark notes found in the background vocals or notes obscured in the song mix.
Bold marks notable examples of this person's vocal capabilities.

[Gilad]

Nice work, but you missed an entire musical buddy. Look up the Cry-Baby soundtrack

[Henny Macc]

Cool thread choice, always figured he must have some decent range! He hits a pretty solid D2 here while singing "Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)" at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean


Also hits an E4 earlier on in the movie when drunkenly singing the same song in a higher register:

[jojodarose]

Jan 18, 2021 23:15:52 GMT Gilad said:

Nice work, but you missed an entire musical buddy. Look up the Cry-Baby soundtrack

Cheers. Also it wasn’t him singing in crybaby. I already looked it up. He was dubbed over. The actual singer was James Intveld

[jojodarose]

Jan 19, 2021 1:46:58 GMT Henny Macc said:

Cool thread choice, always figured he must have some decent range! He hits a pretty solid D2 here while singing "Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)" at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean


Also hits an E4 earlier on in the movie when drunkenly singing the same song in a higher register:

Thank you for sharing these, adding them now!!

[Henny Macc]

Apparently he sings on this, which has a very solid span of D2-F4 in it! Also some backing A4s, though I'm not sure if they're him.

[onemorelight17]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2NE44hkl5E&ab_channel=IrisleneCamargo 

[jojodarose]

Jan 20, 2021 0:44:29 GMT Henny Macc said:

Apparently he sings on this, which has a very solid span of D2-F4 in it! Also some backing A4s, though I'm not sure if they're him.

Tonto's Giant Nuts haha. I guess I take back what I said about that being all his singing, I was wrong!! Thank you for sharing, I will also do some more searching today if there are any more songs he has done under that band name and do a new search about any solo songs again 

[jojodarose]

Jan 20, 2021 1:54:51 GMT onemorelight17 said:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2NE44hkl5E&ab_channel=IrisleneCamargo 

Thanks for sharing, checking out now

[sylvia!!]

following up giving a range expansion to a man who spent his entire career making a shrine to kurt cobain consisting only of non biodegradable plastics and cheap incense candles, i now have to range destroy a person who i consider one of the greatest actors of all time by reluctantly stating that the B♭4 is actually a melodic a4 and the c2 as well as the bolded d2 are both probably better off being italicised

[Henny Macc]

Definitely agreed about the B♭4 being a melodic A4. The "No Place Like London" D2 might still be countable as melodic to my ears, and while I would also still count the "Hello Little Girl" note as melodic, I would say it gets down to C♯2 at best. Hard to tell where it tapers off because of how breathy it gets, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't make it to C2.

With that said, jojodarose hasn't posted on this forum since May 2021, so it may be worth checking in with him to see if he has any intentions of updating this thread still.

[Osmosis]

Is the range of Into the Woods - Disney Movie seriously 1 note? Because even if the highest note on it is not a signifciant note I still think it should be included.

[sylvia!!]

Oct 31, 2022 17:58:54 GMT Henny Macc said:

Definitely agreed about the B♭4 being a melodic A4. The "No Place Like London" D2 might still be countable as melodic to my ears, and while I would also still count the "Hello Little Girl" note as melodic, I would say it gets down to C♯2 at best. Hard to tell where it tapers off because of how breathy it gets, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't make it to C2.

With that said, jojodarose hasn't posted on this forum since May 2021, so it may be worth checking in with him to see if he has any intentions of updating this thread still.

yeah i realised that after typing responses to both of his threads he chucked in ready for review lmao

idk i also felt the hello little girl note was just really lacking in quality and saw it more of a missing a note and just growling to get the point across

the no place like london one may have confused me as well because his voice dips up and down towards the end of the phrase - mind you i've probably counted similar things as melodic lmao