Well, Thurl is Geoff's role model, his favourite Bass Singer. I mean listen to him, Geoff's voice will definitely develop similiarly by the time he reaches 50-55 years old. But Thurl is between the lines of a true Natural Bass and a Basso Profondo, a deeper type of voice than Geoff.
@@GeorgeLifterMann yea, Thurl is amazing, he’s a great role model for bass singers. He was the most demand bass singer in the 50s and 60s. He actually said in a interview that the bass parts in Opera were to high for him lol.
[Lyrics] Stormy the night and the waves roll high! Bravely the ship doth ride! Hark while the lighthouse bell solemn cry. Rings of the sullen tide! There on the decks see two lovers stand heart-to-heart beating and hand-in-hand Though death be near, she knows no fear While at her side is the one of her dear. Loudly the bell in the ol' towerings. Bidding us list to the warning it brings. sailor take care, sailor take care! Danger is near thee beware, beware! Many brave hearts, are asleep in the deep. So beware! Beware!
@@glorytoukraine5524 Lol FR, Thurl is one of the GOAT for sure. I don't much about bass singers but that's what everyone says, Thurl was 6' 5", massive guy. I listen to him because Geoff recommended it.
We boomers grew up watching this man singing in " How the Grinch Stole Christmas ". He's greattttttt!( with apologies to Kelloggs Frosted Flakes, TS was also the voice of Tony the Tiger.)
I remember reading "How John Boscome Outsung the Devil" way back in my wee school years, and wondering how that song went. Now I'm imagining Thurl playing the devil, and it gives me chills.
Yeah his vibrato is so natural down there, natural is the best word to describe it. Sounds like he was born to sing this range. I can also hit these notes in chest voice, but it's hard to compete with one of the GOAT.
You need to add some tags to this so Buster Keaton fans will find it! This is the song that frightens Buster's character and his female lead in "The Navigator" -- but since it's a silent movie, of course, we can't actually hear the song.
Alright whos here from Geoff
Well, Thurl is Geoff's role model, his favourite Bass Singer. I mean listen to him, Geoff's voice will definitely develop similiarly by the time he reaches 50-55 years old. But Thurl is between the lines of a true Natural Bass and a Basso Profondo, a deeper type of voice than Geoff.
@@GeorgeLifterMann yea, Thurl is amazing, he’s a great role model for bass singers. He was the most demand bass singer in the 50s and 60s. He actually said in a interview that the bass parts in Opera were to high for him lol.
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me, lol, he sounds good tho, great role model he's picked
Came here because Geoff told so, hi guys
[Lyrics]
Stormy the night and the waves roll high!
Bravely the ship doth ride!
Hark while the lighthouse bell solemn cry.
Rings of the sullen tide!
There on the decks see two lovers stand
heart-to-heart beating and hand-in-hand
Though death be near, she knows no fear
While at her side is the one of her dear.
Loudly the bell in the ol' towerings.
Bidding us list to the warning it brings.
sailor take care, sailor take care!
Danger is near thee beware, beware!
Many brave hearts, are asleep in the deep.
So beware!
Beware!
I use these lyrics every time I listen to the song. Thank you for doing this.
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@@memphisturley1954 Yeah seriously you can't find them easily otherwise.
Incredible. My father was a true bass and used to sing this going to bottom C. Didn’t realize anyone went to A!
Geoff sings a lot like this man, you can search for thurl singing the headless horseman too, I think he's some kind of inspiration for Geoff
Duh, Geoff himself mentions Thurl all the time
@@glorytoukraine5524 Lol FR, Thurl is one of the GOAT for sure. I don't much about bass singers but that's what everyone says, Thurl was 6' 5", massive guy. I listen to him because Geoff recommended it.
Came here from Geoff Castelucci. I'm gonna start singing this.
Same...
The Grinch says Tony the Tiger is GGRRRRRRRREEEEEAAAAAAAAATTT!!!
This is great, thanks geoff :)
God rest him, he was the best at what he did.
Amen
Amen.
I've been listening to this since 2014, what a masterpiece.
Yeah it's crazy where he has vibrato at such low notes. True bass profundo.
This song was written in 1897 and it still has fans 126 years later. Not a bad run for a little 19th century novelty song.
A1
We boomers grew up watching this man singing in " How the Grinch Stole Christmas ". He's greattttttt!( with apologies to Kelloggs Frosted Flakes, TS was also the voice of Tony the Tiger.)
i'm a Gen Z and i've seen that special too.
I remember reading "How John Boscome Outsung the Devil" way back in my wee school years, and wondering how that song went. Now I'm imagining Thurl playing the devil, and it gives me chills.
and then he tried his luck in Georgia?
While I can comfortably hit these notes in chest voice, there ain't no bass like Thurl Ravenscroft.
His voice can rattle your windows, that's for sure.
Yeah his vibrato is so natural down there, natural is the best word to describe it. Sounds like he was born to sing this range. I can also hit these notes in chest voice, but it's hard to compete with one of the GOAT.
Don't know what note Thurl hits, but it sounds great!
Je Al That would be an A1. : )
You could almost say..... they're great! Tony the tiger
A1 - incredible...
I'm a bass and I can't even hit that - my lowest comfortable note is D2
Frosted Flakes are great.
So that's the song Goofy was singing in Clock Cleaners.
I was gonna say this!
Loudly the bell in the old tower rings.....DONGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
Wow.
Excellent! Thank you for this great upload. 🦉
You need to add some tags to this so Buster Keaton fans will find it! This is the song that frightens Buster's character and his female lead in "The Navigator" -- but since it's a silent movie, of course, we can't actually hear the song.
I'm here, watching The Navigator right now.
You will also hear snippets of it in a LOT of pre-1940s cartoons.
Damn.. Thurl had him a "pair" for sure..
I'd love to hear him sing 'Im tiefen Keller'
im playing this song on my clarinet
my bass clarinet
It's Grrr-rEAT!
Looks like everyone is here from Geoff
yes i like to do it
One little question the "deep" in the line "many brave hearts are asleep in the deep" what note is that?
A1
@@crunchycrackers7364 Thank you ^^
@@Tirreger he’s gone lower though
Actually, that's a D2. The last note, where he sings "Beware", is an A1.
@@Foxyboi1 Oh, thank you for the clarification ^^
me too
1:09
Where's Mastodon, i think i'm lost
I'm here from "Soul on fire"
Me
Goofy brought me
Clock Cleaners
Many great farts cause a stink and they reek, so bewarrrrreeeee.....beeeeeeeeewaaaaarrrrrreeee.....
:( he wimped out and did fry vocal at the end.
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no he didnt, hes an old man a low A1 is not going to be as smooth as a normal bass
@@bengerberich2982 Yh sounded pretty full to me
The low B(B1) was chest too, as A1
To be fair, he didn’t have the benefit of modern voice techniques that singers do today. (ie subharmonics)
i feel like a young peter steele being sang his lullaby from his dad