Mike Holcomb of The Inspirations hitting the Lowest Bass Note 3-13-10 Wooster Ohio

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Music

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• inspirations
• wooster
• ohio
• mckameys
• live
• quartet
• southern
• gospel
• music
• gaither
• grammy

[morganpuskas]

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[Danerage]

Wow that was awful. It's like JD Sumner but even worse. The only people to ever be obnoxious/tasteless with low singing.

[tigerfan167]

@GamingDrummer89 THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jesusdiedonceand4all]

that was too good/////////////////////



[DJRanchIncorperated]

@ewantaylor1 Its called vocal fry

[frog15tm]

Why would u dislike gospel singing??

[wmden1]

Mike is my one of my 2 most favorite base singers. George was the other. No one is more accurate or powerful in his normal singing range. He did kind of slip on these very low fried notes, however. He did light up the crowd though,as always.

[ewantaylor1]

How can you physically get that low? I can sing down to an Bb below the bass clef stave?

Help me please!!

[bigmrclean]

@justinlee827 LOL...Apparently you haven't heard much......Nor know who Mike Holcomb is.

[GamingDrummer89]

All but the lowest were in full voice. Mike sometimes sounds growly, but he's also got a very low natural range. The difference between his natural voice and his vocal fry range is also very noticeable. You can hear it here.

In my experience, 99% of people who say that those lower notes just sound like burping, growling, or whatever, are usually people who haven't listened much to bass singing and thus their ears aren't used to lower pitches yet. I was the same way, but I'm used to it now.

[SassyJacks09]

@justinlee827 He's the best bass singer there is thanks!