Jon Bon Jovi - Singers Then and Now (With Singing Tutorial) Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
  • In this video, we look at different stages of vocal capabilities of a great singer-songwriter, Jon Bon Jovi. Check it out!
    Jon Bon Jovi - Singers Then and Now
    The goal of this series is not to make fun of people, to show a picture of them in their youth and then mock them in their older age.
    The goal is to showcase how voices have sustained over time. And who has taken care of their voices and who hasn't, and what was the result. And what could've been done differently for those that did not take care of the voices.
    Could they have sustained their voices? And can they be rehabilitated now? Some singers (few) are just gifted with great genes and have been able to sustain their voices on their own. This is a rare exception. The rest of us mere mortals have to work at it, just like we have to work at our voices to get range, pitch, power, control, longevity, stamina, and so forth.
    In addition, it's just really cool to check out the incredible careers of these artists and marvel at their singing.
    So today, we are looking at none other than Mr. Jon Bon Jovi.
    Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy - Where the Proof is in the Singing!
    Learn To Sing Like This! Click Here Now: KenTamplinVocalAcademy.com/
    I wanted you to know that RUclips no longer sends email notifications about new releases. If you would like to know when a new video is released you can sign up to receive updates at: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/ge...
    Subscribe here ruclips.net/user/kentamplin?su... check out my website at vid.io/xogj
    Learn how to sing better for beginners, all the way to learning advanced PRO vocal techniques. Increase vocal range and become a better singer than you ever thought possible! Check out Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy and see what the possibilities really are!
    Check out the KTVA website to learn more:
    KenTamplinVocalAcademy.com/
    Check out the KTVA Singers Forums: forum.kentamplinvocalacademy....
    Check out these additional resources:
    How To Sing: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/si...
    How To Sing Higher: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/ho...
    What Is My Vocal Range and Voice Type: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/ho...
    How To Get Over Stage Fright and Fear of Singing Publicly: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/ho...
    Please Follow me on Instagram: @kentamplinvocalacademy / kentamplinvocalacademy
    Find me on facebook: / kentamplin
    Check out my TikTok: vm.tiktok.com/ZMJ36vhTq/
    Business E-mail: ktvahelp@gmail.com
    Oh, yeah! And here's some news some of you may be interested in:
    Some Fun Nostalgia For You.
    My Old Shout Records Have Been Remastered.
    For Anyone Interested: You Can Find Them Here:
    girdermusic.com/collections/s...
    #JonBonJovi #SingersThenAndNow #HowToSing
  • ВидеоклипыВидеоклипы

Комментарии • 839

  • @xanderguldie
    @xanderguldie 2 года назад +15

    I've had the fortune of seeing them live in the 90s, and boy, it was great!

  • @laurat1720
    @laurat1720 2 года назад +46

    I will always listen to Bon Jovi. His songs come from the heart. Even if he doesn't sound like his younger days I think he still loves what he does. Jon is awesome.❤🤘🏼

  • @TakahikoSugimura
    @TakahikoSugimura 2 года назад +228

    Jon Bon Jovi is my favorite singer because he is different from other 80s rock singer. His songs are not only about partying and having fun but also about adversities and never giving up, being optimistic. His songs have helped me when I was going through some rough patch in my life a few years ago. Sure he is nowhere near his prime, but I hear people singing back in concert videos when he can’t sing and that goes to show what an impact he has left in people’s heart. :)

    • @jerkerjansson386
      @jerkerjansson386 2 года назад +17

      I agree with this totally. The uplifting and optimistic part of the band's vibe and Jon's personality is one thing that makes them stand out on the hard rock scene!

    • @brandocommando2577
      @brandocommando2577 2 года назад +2

      Very well said ❤️

    • @sanguedepescador9964
      @sanguedepescador9964 2 года назад +6

      John is arrogant and very bad singer today.

    • @CptCrash21
      @CptCrash21 2 года назад +1

      @@RevuitNet More like 2013 the voice was gunk. But you ain't lying about Bolton. Dude's still got some pipes.

    • @slothenberry9691
      @slothenberry9691 2 года назад +3

      I respect Jon. Love his music. But I’ve had issues with Jon trying to pretend his 80s era never existed. It’s like in his old age the religion has taken over and he views his 80s work as full of the devils influence (groupies, parties, drugs, etc). And I hate it. Those 80s times are what made you a household name, they will always be staples on his live set list people want to hear. It’s time for Jon to let it go or just drop the 80s tunes that made him and so many others associated with him RICH. But hey, those early albums only accounted for like half his overall career sales.

  • @xyztia12
    @xyztia12 2 года назад +16

    I really think singing saved my life! About 15 years ago I got diagnosed with COPD & OSA I had O2 sats. Of 60 I absolutely had Zero breath and had to go around with an oxygen tank. When I tried to talk to anyone I would literally pass out. I have had minimal voice training but I started doing the breathing exercises and vocal warm ups I learned in the 1 year of HS chorus and singing daily with in about 3 years oxygen tank was gone and I am a back up worship leader on our team and do some gig work on the side. A lot of prayer and vocal practice saved my lungs!

  • @DanielSmith-pq4yc
    @DanielSmith-pq4yc 2 года назад +19

    It's kind of sad to see a legend end up like this but it's an example of how vocal health can make a huge difference especially over time

  • @maxdslr
    @maxdslr 2 года назад +17

    He never took a break off touring to rest his vocal cords or train them better…he’s still on tour today!

  • @stephenrally2432
    @stephenrally2432 2 года назад +349

    Jon had amazing backups. Richie Sambora and David Bryan covered up a lot of his weaknesses vocally. When Sambora left the band, the magic went with him.

    • @TheAnonymousMango
      @TheAnonymousMango 2 года назад +19

      Not too sure about that, Phil X replaced Richie very well vocally and on guitar too.

    • @jeped203
      @jeped203 2 года назад +15

      Dont' forget Bobby Bandiera. He took over at lot of Richies vocal duties for the rest of 2013, and Bobby sings those lines Richie used to do, besides the choruses where the other huys join in. Watch Make a memory from 2013, even during the verses, its Bobby supporting Jon. After the 2013 tour where both Richie and Bobby was out, Jon lost a lot of important vocal back-up. Phil is a good singer, but his voice doesn't suit Jons as good as the others. I even don't think Dave's voice suits Jons, but that doesn't mean they are bad singers! Since the last tour they've tried with the percussionist, but I couldn't hear him although I saw him shout a lot on the screen a couple of times in Denmark. He too fails to save Jon. So Jon hasn't found a proper singer with a strong vocal that can provide him with great backup nowadays. Just my opinion to it.

    • @j_freed
      @j_freed 2 года назад +14

      @@jeped203 - That’s true, in an ‘80s interview (?) Richie Sambora was saying he’s got the strongest voice on stage through the entire tour, whereas most singers lose a bit of stamina over several months. So he is an exceptional touring vocalist.

    • @tomw553
      @tomw553 2 года назад +10

      Absolutely true ... Richie is 2 class better then Jon obviously....Amen

    • @cherokeetearstrail
      @cherokeetearstrail 2 года назад +3

      It’s a shame that COCAINE took over Richie, what a waste😥

  • @paulgallagher771
    @paulgallagher771 2 года назад +119

    What Ken is saying here is more on point than most people will ever understand 👌

    • @ladyp5511
      @ladyp5511 2 года назад +2

      Totally agree!!

    • @putgordon
      @putgordon 2 года назад +7

      I found from this new tour 2022. A lot of girls fans are in denial!!!!
      A lot are saying his voice
      Sounded great like it use to be. I'm sorry, but they
      Must be tone deaf!!!!!!
      I'm almost 10 years older then Jon ( by 4 days) and my hearing isn't perfect but damn
      it hurt my ears to listen
      to his voice.

    • @lisaglass7633
      @lisaglass7633 2 года назад +7

      @@putgordon Man, I could not agree with you more. You could consider me a fangirl, since 1986 when I was 12/13. But I'm not deaf & I'm not stupid. Jon just looks like he's in pain in the recent 2022 concert videos...and he sounds awful. It's really made me wonder if there's a deeper (neurological) issue going on. It breaks my heart to hear him like this & I've fought back tears.
      I do not understand these fangirls who keep saying Jon sounds fine. It's like watching your husband drink himself to death & acting like nothing's wrong.
      I'd really like for Ken to do a new video commenting on then recent concert videos.

    • @spkngrmn
      @spkngrmn 2 года назад +6

      @@lisaglass7633 I was thinking the same Lisa. To me, Jon kinda reminds me of someone who's had a stroke. Just his mannerisms while singing sure resemble this.

    • @marylally693
      @marylally693 2 года назад +2

      Agree, Ken is very right and speaking the pure truth

  • @RicoHerwig
    @RicoHerwig 2 года назад +8

    Imagine 30 years from now: "Ken Tamplin - Singers Then and Now" ... Yep, he's still got it.

  • @1243bca
    @1243bca 2 года назад +44

    Jon Bon Jovi has been my idol for as long as i can remember. I love the variation he and the band have, you can rock out to something like its my life and then be completely in tears from him getting so emotionally connected to a song like i'll be there for you or living in sin. I just can't watch any of his live stuff after around 2013. It just hurts to watch that as a fan. Thanks for the video!

    • @johnxina5126
      @johnxina5126 2 года назад +1

      You hit tne nail on the head. Just like the Scorpions, they have songs either ballads or hard rock anthems

    • @hogans323
      @hogans323 2 года назад

      Same same 😭💔

    • @lorenzapagliani5830
      @lorenzapagliani5830 Год назад

      3013 ultimo anno di grandi concerti

  • @kalitta9991
    @kalitta9991 2 года назад +61

    Proof that it is not easy to be a vocalist.
    Excellently argued.
    Bon Jovi remains a world legend despite his rather exhausted,tired vocals.My big respect🙏
    Thank you so much Ken.
    Rock on.🤘🤘

  • @tossemanden
    @tossemanden Год назад +5

    The ONLY video that displays an understanding of WHAT is the CAUSE OFTEN the voice problems Bon jovi experiences. THANK YOU!

  • @DeadShred9
    @DeadShred9 2 года назад +29

    I'm mainly a Guitarist but Sambora was Bon Jovi's secret sauce !!!!!!!

    • @therealila
      @therealila 2 месяца назад

      no secret at all actually!

  • @theopenroadmusic
    @theopenroadmusic 2 года назад +35

    This was really interesting. Jon was amazing back in the day. His voice on The Young Guns II soundtrack was stellar. Saw them live many times. Recent years his voice is painful to listen to live. So sad. He’s an amazing man though. His charity work is incredible. I hope he takes you up Ken and works on his voice. Joe Elliot from Def Leppard has said he now has to do lots of vocal exercises to hit notes - he had to put in a lot of work- but he does and still sounds pretty good live. Axl Rose put in a lot of vocal work with Ron Anderson (RIP) to do AC/DC tour and that work also showed. I think if you are selling stadiums then you ought to respect fans and put work in. Sebastian Bach is still a great singer live too. As you have shown Ken it’s perfectly possible to ‘keep’ your voice or even improve it far into older age. Many of famous opera singers for example feel they get better with age…

    • @kipponi
      @kipponi 2 года назад +1

      Axl Rose voice saver was Elizabeth Sabine mostly.
      I have her book.
      She was well known in Hollywood. R.I.P.

  • @VIDEOHEREBOB
    @VIDEOHEREBOB 2 года назад +11

    Jon knows all too well he's not what he once was. Given his personality, that can't possibly be an easy thing for him to deal with.

  • @santichardnavichit5907
    @santichardnavichit5907 2 года назад +8

    Jon is still an idol. It must be aging factor, however he has proven a legend all these years

  • @maximilianmeier1441
    @maximilianmeier1441 2 года назад +47

    It really hurts to see him suffering that much. How can Jon be convinced to recover his voice?
    Suggestions please!

    • @crsofteu1365
      @crsofteu1365 2 года назад

      Join KTVA 😀

    • @anaguerra217
      @anaguerra217 2 года назад +5

      ikr... he had the time (2 years pandemic break) & the money!

    • @benstl
      @benstl 2 года назад +8

      He would have to put his own ego aside and actually realize that he owes it to the fans to take his job seriously

    • @putgordon
      @putgordon 2 года назад +1

      I don't think at age 60 he doesn't give a shit how he sounds. idiots are still paying 2-4 thousand $
      a ticket to be at floor level 1- 5 rows back . I have gone and look it up on Ticketmaster some tickets were even over $4,000 per ticket and they required that you buy two to four tickets you can't just buy one but I also noticed that a lot of those aren't getting sold what I think they're doing is because they're not filling up the arena people at the show are coming from up above and coming all the way down so it fills up the floor area so it looks like there's more people at the concert then there really is. Even day of concert they are not selling out. Plus these the Arena's that they're using don't hold a lot of people so far I've seen less than 20,000 that it will hold, when they used to play 50- 90,000
      Packed sold out shows.

  • @randallreece3636
    @randallreece3636 2 года назад +42

    Jon has always been the one in charge....always. Most people who have that type of directive personality fail to take care of their own stuff. It's also possible his voice just went totally woke. 😁

  • @yogaguru2602
    @yogaguru2602 2 года назад +5

    Its a part of life getting old
    And you can never get back your prime but Bon Jovi is Bon jovi
    Forever great

  • @diego.rbeltran
    @diego.rbeltran 2 года назад +6

    Jon's golden decade was in the 90's, personal opinion.

  • @thequiet1374
    @thequiet1374 2 года назад +6

    Been waiting you for you to drop something like this on JBJ..... can't wait to watch!

  • @CptCrash21
    @CptCrash21 2 года назад +60

    I saw them a few weeks before Richie left and Jon sounded really good (even better than Cleveland a couple months prior). But very shortly after Richie was gone, Jon's voice started to go over a cliff. It can't be a coincidence. There were a smattering of good performances in the rest of 2013, but not many. I keep believing he can recover a lot of that old voice that blew so many of us away (like he did in 08, and again in 2011 -- that Hard Rock Calling and MSG were especially epic). But cigarettes, over-work, and stubbornness might be doing him in. Yeah he's back to working w/ a coach but he might not be getting the help that really needs.
    What kills me is that Richie wanted more time to his own thing. A break would have also been good for Jon's voice. Instead we got an album that's pretty forgettable and a tour that should have never happened, because by the end of it we lost Richie and effectively lost Jon.
    I'm still pretty heartbroken to see what's happened to the band over these last 10 years.

    • @jeped203
      @jeped203 2 года назад +3

      Yeah, I get you on that one. What About Now was an album that shouldn't have been released at that point. It sounded rushed and over polished and it wasn't recorded as a band at the time. Jon should have waited maybe half a year or more before finishing it. The fans could have waited and the result could probably have been better if everyone were on board 100%. Their show in Denmark 2013 was great though and Jon still sounded rocking awesome that night.
      But the "damage" (in lack of better word) that the album and tour did to the band is still sad for me to think about.

    • @pamelanowacki4168
      @pamelanowacki4168 2 года назад +3

      As a die hard Bon Jovi fan since 1985, perfectly said!💯

    • @putgordon
      @putgordon 2 года назад +1

      @@jeped203 The albumyyou are talking about is not recorded in a studio
      Those were live concert songs. I loved it because you can hear the crowd
      Energy. Even though they are his old songs ,and not in a studio is why I just recently bought it

    • @dalstar925
      @dalstar925 2 года назад

      Well said

    • @fred3655
      @fred3655 2 года назад +2

      "What kills me is that Richie wanted more time to his own thing" . ...If you believe that you'll believe anything...abusive tweets back and forth then suddenly Richie states "yeah, I left to spend time with a 16 year old daughter" that I toured away from when she was growing up....'cos 16 year olds want to spend a lot of time with their parents.....
      He was clearly paid to keep his mouth shut, it was bad for business.

  • @likelystorybandnj
    @likelystorybandnj 2 года назад +26

    Both “Then” clips were the original studio recordings, so it’s not exactly apples to apples…but the critique of Jon’s voice issues are valid. I recall interviews w the band in the 80s talking about how Jon had vocal issues on the Slippery & New Jersey tours. You are right, having Richie and David cover for him certainly helped. Nowadays, they take a percussionist on the road who’s really only there to bolster the backing vocals…

    • @shaktishake1616
      @shaktishake1616 2 года назад +3

      The "then" clip of Wanted was a live performance, from Moscow Peace Festival

    • @pacochuquiure7807
      @pacochuquiure7807 2 года назад +1

      He didnt use original live recordings because of copyrights otherwise youtube could pull down the video

    • @Markothunder
      @Markothunder 2 года назад

      Because of copyright issues

    • @jeped203
      @jeped203 Год назад

      And Everetts efforts, along with Shanks, Bryans, McDonalds and Xs aren't really helping. All them doing backing sounds more messy than actually lifting the songs.. I couldn't even make hear Everetts efforts at a show in 2019. He was often on screen screaming but I couldn't hear him out..

  • @TUNITMOM
    @TUNITMOM 2 года назад +10

    I Loved Bon Jovi...All the band members. Their music will always have have special meaning in my life throughout the decades. Any way you look at it Richie was as important to the band as Jon is. When Richie left I think it took a toll on Jon vocally and song writing. The songs just don't have the same meaning, spark or connection like they did when Richie cowrote. Richie's voice and presence is definitely missed and needed back.

  • @aleccopile
    @aleccopile 2 года назад +96

    I think Jon Bon Jovi was smart as a singer in the sense that over the years he didn't want to scream as much as he used to. I think the "Have A Nice Day" album was the last one before he notoriously wrote songs with a smaller vocal range. On "Lost Highway", which followed, Jon sang with more of a nasal tone than a raspy voice, and that fit perfectly with country music. You can argue that he didn't take good care of his voice, but from my point of view his voice went downhill after Richie left. Of course, I'm not a vocal coach, but I believe there's a psychological aspect. If you watch the 2013 Cleveland live show, you can tell he still has a good voice, but if you watch the live videos from the 2015 tour, he started to struggle. That's why I never believed it so easily when he said in interviews about Richie's departure "No ill will. It's okay". I think the Richie thing took more out of him than he would admit.

    • @AHOSE97HuN
      @AHOSE97HuN 2 года назад +3

      I totally agree with you, even in the end of Because We can Tour, at Brisbane he had struggle with high notes and continuous singing. And his singing voice changed a lot in 2014 if you watch his solo performances from that year. And he also aged a lot in a year, his hair turned grey. And from than his voice is on downhill, the 2019 Bucharest concert was maybe the low point. Nowdays he sounds better, maybe because of the quarantine he could rest his voice or/and those clips are autotuned. Im sooo curious about the upcoming live concerts!

    • @dirkworld
      @dirkworld 2 года назад +7

      100%. That's really when it went. Singers. We're so in our own heads and in our own way. Losing Richie was both musical and personal. Everything Ken says is correct physically. Because he just kinda gave up mentally.

    • @kipponi
      @kipponi 2 года назад +2

      What? PhilX is great back singer.

    • @andreacasazza3350
      @andreacasazza3350 2 года назад +6

      Wow you wrote exactly what a wasn't able to write a lot of times. Thank you man.
      P.s.
      You should compare live in cleveland 2013 with live in san jose 2013.
      Both had a great energy, but the second was without richie.
      I say this because the 2015 tour happened AFTER the great voice decline that jon had at the and of the 2013 tour (in the last month if i remember correctly)
      Sorry, but my eglish isn't very good

    • @putgordon
      @putgordon 2 года назад

      he didn't take care of it!! He was a smoker. a lot of people didn't know that . He also drank a lot too. And now he is really drinking alot of his favorite WINE = HAMPTON WATER.
      He is doing alot of traveling to premier
      It because it is his sons
      Jesse and his wine. He was even in Boise, Idaho,USA last summer
      Going to stores and signing bottles. He also did a private show with
      The Kings of Suburbia
      For certain Albersons
      Grocery store he also selders wine and some of the stores. But a lot of employees weren't told about it and missed out. I was very angry because
      BON JOVI is my favorite band. I have never even
      been able to go see. And this tour he left out many US states. Not going pass Texas. And he is doing 3 different shows in 3 different town. He has left out all western states no California Oregon Washington Utah Colorado Arizona Nevada and of course my state of Idaho

  • @Flintbox
    @Flintbox 2 года назад +53

    For me, Jon's voice started to noticeably deteriorate after the These Days album. The difference in vocals between These Days and Crush is huge. You could argue there were signs on These Days too but I suppose the ability to re-track in the studio allowed them to hide it
    My understanding is that it was during the recording of These Days that Jon started smoking. For me this is the ultimate reason why his vocals started to fade. He already admitted that singing the high part of Livin' On a Prayer during the Slippery When Wet tour, did some damage and then going straight from that tour to the New Jersey tour certainly didn't help. I don't think he rehabbed his voice properly after New Jersey and while Keep the Faith doesn't show any decline, the damage was done and finally the smoking during These Days was too much for his voice to handle

    • @ronieldcdomingo5460
      @ronieldcdomingo5460 2 года назад +1

      I disagree about smoking, I'm sure he's already by the time of New Jersey era.

    • @shaktishake1616
      @shaktishake1616 2 года назад +7

      I agree. I've always said that's when the change in his voice became quite obvious. His voice was still very good, IMO, in the TD era -- by Crush, the nasal tone is evident, though he could still sing. I do think smoking hurt, but his vocal technique was an issue from the beginning. (Loved the sound of his voice back in the day, though.)

    • @rafaelsantosx
      @rafaelsantosx 2 года назад +3

      The difference between These Days and his solo album "Destination anywhere" from 1997 is already big, he started singing more with his low range.

    • @adamthornberry8475
      @adamthornberry8475 2 года назад +4

      No matter the register he was in by the early-mid 1990s, l feel he & the band reached their zenith that was captured on Keep the Faith & especially These Days. Seems they matured to a higher level musically, and l feel that Jon's best singing (& writing) is captured on those two albums & tours.
      I mean gems like l Believe, Bed of Roses and This Ain't A Love Song are an amazing peak reached from stuff like In and Out of Love. 🎵💖

    • @unclebozo9845
      @unclebozo9845 2 года назад +1

      I heard that he started smoking in '92-'93, quit for a year or two, then started it again in '95 or so.

  • @Darrell7777
    @Darrell7777 2 года назад +1

    Hearing the way that Jon sings these days adds a whole new meaning to the lyrics "living on a prayer and "we'll make it I swear" lol.

  • @alexolsen8619
    @alexolsen8619 2 года назад +3

    I saw Bon Jovi a few weeks ago in Minnesota I can tell his voice is fading he is still a good entertainer

  • @MrSamboJack
    @MrSamboJack 2 года назад +10

    Dear Ken, please save Jon’s voice 🥺

  • @armymomheatherc
    @armymomheatherc 2 года назад +11

    Ritchie S was a beast. He is still really decent.

  • @tracezachdaniels4264
    @tracezachdaniels4264 2 года назад +3

    JON BON JOVI will always be one of my faves,,AND a great human too.!!

  • @draytonthomasjaymes8944
    @draytonthomasjaymes8944 2 года назад +11

    Yet there is Ritchie Sambora still singing pretty well for his age. Jon needs to make a phone call.

  • @chatclap
    @chatclap 2 года назад +6

    Bon Jovi, one of my favorite singers and songwriters, he has more hits than i can think of, i saw him live and i suffered every song of the show, and i think he suffers them too, you can see his face in the shows when he sings living on a prayer at the end of the song, you can tell what he is thinking, but i guess he doesnt trust vocal coaches or hasn’t found a good one, i really would like him to recover.
    this pandemic would have been a good time to put the money on his voice… hope he gets it back

  • @hogans323
    @hogans323 2 года назад +3

    My favorite song is “I’ll be there for you” there’s that part where he does that extremely high scream, that part was so amazing. It gives me chills every time,, miss those days so much. 🥲💔

  • @scarlett5755
    @scarlett5755 2 года назад +34

    I love Jon and I finally got to see him on tour in 2019 but I was disappointed. Jon sounded awful and I couldn't believe how damaged his voice is/was. He really struggled so bad.

  • @planojag595
    @planojag595 2 года назад +6

    I saw Bon Jovi in concert in 1989 when I was 16 on their New Jersey tour and they were awesome, especially Richie Sambora! I grew up in Anchorage, AK and they were one of only a few bands back then that came up to Alaska so we were psyched. They were only planning one show but they sold out three. Jon could still sing back then and it was a blast. My wife finally saw Bon Jovi in concert a couple of years ago (without Sambora) and Jon’s vocals were crap with every song lowered and not even trying to hit the notes anyway. Sad. Thanks for this indepth analysis of Jon's vocal changes. It's a shame he didn't take better care of his instrument. Glad his music lives on though.

  • @andersnilsson8303
    @andersnilsson8303 2 года назад +4

    Seen him twice, 2013 and 2019, and the difference between these concerts was huge, as portrayed in this video.

  • @ohtakemiho5744
    @ohtakemiho5744 2 года назад +2

    Jon Bon Jovi is one of my favorite vocalist. He has great voice. 🎤🎶. From japan ❣️

  • @jayteesgear
    @jayteesgear 2 года назад +2

    That first clip was SOO backing help haha. Its sad so many childhood heroes are losin their voices.

  • @Justme77400
    @Justme77400 2 года назад +5

    I didn't even recognize him!! Wow!! He looks totally different!

  • @lloydmenzel3531
    @lloydmenzel3531 20 дней назад +1

    I just wanted to say that I could never sing as good as you or Bon Jovi. Total respect.

  • @teken020
    @teken020 2 года назад +10

    Not only his range, but sound of his voice is also changed. Similar thing happened to sebastian Bach, but he at least still have vocal range.

  • @jeffschielka7845
    @jeffschielka7845 2 года назад +5

    Hey Ken! JBJ is awesome. Great singer and frontman. Like I told you before it's all about the hair! Lol!😎

  • @MattOwnby
    @MattOwnby 2 года назад +4

    It’s really sad but you’re exactly right, ken. Thx for having the courage to be blunt.

  • @brandontabibian4188
    @brandontabibian4188 2 года назад +9

    What’s interesting is that Jon’s voice started to massively decline around the same time that Richie left the band, he entered his 50s, and his hair became grey. All of these things more or less happened at the same time

  • @brandocommando2577
    @brandocommando2577 2 года назад +5

    Absolutely love Jon Bon Jovi!! Such an inspiration great music, great messages. Absolutely love for the whole band and all they stand for!! Positive for everyone so great

  • @MetalMan73100
    @MetalMan73100 2 года назад +7

    This is the way to host a video! Informative yet also brief, with a nice flow to the editing. So many singers we grew up with had the experience of their back catalogue, i.e. their greatest hits, coming back to bite them hard. From Zeppelin and onwards lead singers seemed to be trying to outdo each other. This stretched over decades and Jon Bon Jovi was only one of many. Some singers have a long shelf life (Glenn Hughes, Bruce Dickinson, Sammy Hagar), while others seem to lose most of their powers by early middle age (Coverdale, Don Dokken, Vince Neil, Geoff Tate).

  • @joeybee1914
    @joeybee1914 2 года назад +1

    Ken, I always appreciate how respectful you are when you do videos like this.

  • @Bazza27
    @Bazza27 2 года назад +6

    The videos coming out this week of their concerts are really heartbreaking to see! Really insightful video as always! My rock hero does sadly need to pack it in I feel & that's equally heartbreaking for me to say

  • @Pathd89
    @Pathd89 2 года назад +3

    This band was so inspiring to many of us. It hurts me to hear him like this.

  • @serdip
    @serdip 2 года назад +6

    Great video that shows how dramatically an artist's voice can change over time. A stark reminder that the voice, like any musical instrument requires continual care and maintenance to deliver peak performance. Thank you!
    (Parody of "Living On A Prayer" by Bon Jovi)
    Joni used to sing really well
    When he grabbed the mic
    He knew how to sing so rough, so rough
    But years of singing the wrong way
    Singing with no plan
    The price you will pay, it's tough, so tough
    Ken says, you gotta hold on to what God gave
    It really makes a difference to the voice that you save
    Don't sing without training 'cause that's not enough
    You've got to be brave
    Whoa, better take care
    Whoa, singing on a prayer
    Take a chance, no time left to spare
    Whoa, singing on a prayer
    Tamplin Vocal Academy
    Ken is teaching you what you need to do to sing
    Just right, so right
    You got dreams of singing someday
    You have to do it right, Ken promises
    He'll show you the way, today
    Ken says, you gotta hold on to what God gave
    It really makes a difference to the voice that you save
    Don't sing without training 'cause that's not enough
    You've got to be brave
    Whoa, better take care
    Whoa, singing on a prayer
    Take a chance, no time left to spare
    Whoa, singing on a prayer
    © 2022
    🙂❤

  • @BloodPlusPwn
    @BloodPlusPwn 2 года назад +24

    I'm pretty sure the clip you showed of livin on a prayer does sound tracked, but for the first year after the album dropped if I recall correctly he sang it live every show and in the original key. I have seen some signs that he's getting professional help with vocal training. Jon always sang with such tension in his voice. I don't think anyone ever taught him that you can have power, volume and range without pulling everything so tight lol. He just ain't carried by his youth anymore.
    I think you're right, with what you said at the end. If he's not going to either sing within a healthy range or he's not going to take the time to become a healthier vocalist then he's doing his fans a disservice giving performances like that. I feel bad saying that, anyone who knows me tends to associate me with Bon Jovi. He's a fantastic song writer and musician, but I think he's lost the plot somewhere along the way. Maybe when Richie left?
    Fantastic video as always, Ken.

    • @thequiet1374
      @thequiet1374 2 года назад +2

      Both "then" examples were the album tracks.
      The videos were of live performances (obviously) but the audio was from the album. ✌️✌️

    • @drummeroz88
      @drummeroz88 2 года назад +1

      livin' on a prayer is the most dificult song they ever made, as i remeber this was the song that made jon lose his voice over time

  • @mariloumagkasi4162
    @mariloumagkasi4162 2 года назад +11

    No matter what happened to his voice, he is still the legendary ROCK SUPERSTAR. as a loyal fan i appreciate his effort of giving us his performance.. I love JBJ..

    • @cristianjb822
      @cristianjb822 Год назад

      Eso no lo discute nadie. Pero la voz de Jon hoy en día sobre un escenario ante 55.000 personas es lamentable.. y mucha gente abandona el show.. Si el cantante no puede cantar que sentido tiene?

  • @thequiet1374
    @thequiet1374 2 года назад +8

    Ok my thoughts, one, tough to see one of my heroes struggle like this.
    I'd do anything if there was a way to get him in touch with you.
    Also did you notice on the "now" version of wanted, even the music, it almost just sounds like a lounge cover band.
    Phil X gives me the same vibes as you and your cousin, always seems happy and positive. Might even say he sounds a little like your cousin 😁
    Thanks for doing this video Ken!!!!

  • @agustinmarioquiroga3776
    @agustinmarioquiroga3776 Месяц назад +1

    Great vid! I just saw the Bon Jovi documentary. He put it all out there. His vocal challenges, vocal surgery. The beginning of the band, the middle and where they are today. Very cool.

  • @danw4490
    @danw4490 2 года назад +2

    Another killer series! Sorry I'm late to the party. Time to catch up! Thank you Ken!

  • @faridh2999
    @faridh2999 2 года назад +7

    Really enjoyed this, it’s a shame what’s happened to Jon’s voice but it’s a perfect example of the importance of looking after yourself mentally and physically. Would be great to see a then and now of Richie Sambora 👍

  • @romanfictum6119
    @romanfictum6119 2 года назад +12

    This makes me so sad.. Jon always was my hero. I still can't believe this happened to his voice. Many singers lose the fitness of the voice by age but with Jon it's really extreme. What if it isn't just his fault and underestimating? He doesn't seem like that kind of guy. What if it's some kind of a disease? I'm afraid it's happening to my voice as well and I'm still only 34...

    • @kentamplin
      @kentamplin  2 года назад +2

      My course will help. You must learn good habits. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

  • @danw4490
    @danw4490 2 года назад +3

    One more note. I appreciate the fact that you are so respectful to the artists when producing your content. I wish others would learn from your example. As we say in Hebrew, you are showing good middot (character traits).

  • @LaCineSeriephile
    @LaCineSeriephile 2 года назад +15

    I love Jon Bon Jovi to death ❤️ I love Jon voice in the 80's and still love his voice in 2022. I know it has change over the years but it's still great for me. Obvioustly there is some notes that he can't do like he did before but it still sound good to me it's just different. He has the most beautiful and powerful voice and his songs are fantastic. His music helped me a lot during tough times in my life so I'm really grateful. I learned a lot from him too. I know that some people don't like his voice anymore but even if it has change it still sound awsome. Look at the 2020 album which is full of amazing songs, his voice is incredible it's for sure more deep then it was before but damned it sound good. Do What You Can, American Reckoning or Limitless, Story of Love ect... Jon know that he should have take care of his voice more and he know that he had tough times with his voice especially when Richie left it was a difficult period for him. But he work hard on it as he always do and he know that his voice has change and he don't want to pretend that it has not. But still work on it everyday but that's how it is and we have to accept that it has change. Even him told us that in the song God Bless This Mess from the This House Is Not For Sale album when he said "my voice is shot" ! I also think that after almost 40 years singing especially rock the voice his hurt and Jon is older too so his voice too. So it's not same but it still good and I now they're back on the road and I dream to see him on stage for once in my life it's a biggest dream to me. So I hope that is going to come in France or at least in Europe. 😊

  • @JardoniJovonovich
    @JardoniJovonovich 2 года назад +15

    You've got to do Mariah Carey next. She lost her voice. It would be interesting to see your thoughts on whether she could get it back at some level

    • @popland1977
      @popland1977 2 года назад

      She totally lost her consistent upper belting range however, her lower register and middle range is much better now.

  • @arturotorrescardenas5727
    @arturotorrescardenas5727 2 года назад +4

    Perfect! Also been waiting for you to analize his voice! Hope you do one for Journey!

  • @annecorkell767
    @annecorkell767 2 года назад +4

    I've been a big fan of Bon Jovi since their beginning, I've been all over to see live concerts. Years ago at a concert in Hull I said something wasn't right, his voice was poor and the atmosphere wasn't there. I'm so sad to see him struggling now, so hope he takes time to try and get help for his voice.

  • @LMFMartins
    @LMFMartins Год назад +5

    Truly speaking Bon Jovi "retired" when Richie left the band. Casuals only look at Bon jovi as John, but the truth is that Jon and Ritchie complemented each other and were a hell of a Team. Ritchie was as good as Jon and many people didn't realize that, a lot of the great songs Ritchie wrote them. Bon Jovi without Ritchie it's not Bon Jovi, kinda like Guns N' Roses without slash are not the same. Bands iconic figures leave and the magic leaves with them.

  • @BludgeonRiffola87
    @BludgeonRiffola87 10 месяцев назад +1

    Wonderful video. Thank you for this and for all of your teaching and knowledge.

  • @perryfan49
    @perryfan49 2 года назад +12

    How do you feel about Sambora’s voice even today? I always thought he sounded good! I love his solo albums!

    • @aleccopile
      @aleccopile 2 года назад

      In my opinion, he sounds better than Jon today, but he has also lost vocal range. I don't think he could sing a song like "Ballad Of Youth" anymore. In his case, I think it's due to age and his drinking problem (I hope he doesn't really have it anymore). His speaking voice has also changed a bit over the years. Still, just like Jon, he could sing like a motherfucker 😀.

  • @christopherfarage4491
    @christopherfarage4491 2 года назад +2

    Yes its sad that bon jovi won't do these things so he can get his voice back. I had a cousin just seen him in St Louis and he was so bad they left. And I myself have noticed his voice change over time. But he still rocked me and my girl back in 88! One of the best concerts I went to growing up!

  • @myalaynaangel
    @myalaynaangel 2 года назад +3

    Breaks my heart to see him struggle like this.

  • @in2livinit
    @in2livinit 2 года назад +8

    Excellent analysis Ken, fascinating and educating. Pushing one's range when young must be especially hard, when you're 25, you never imagine still doing your superhero stuff at 55. Steve The Voice Perry gracefully passed the torch. I saw Joe with DL in late 18', the backing g tracks were unmistakable. Is it "wrong" ? Fans are paying for nostalgia. As long as it's not outright lip syncing, who is to judge ? I think Steve Walsh realized "it was time" also. Last, I don't understand why Jon Couldn't share the spotlight more with Richie Sambora more, give him more visibility & credit, & still call the band Bon Jovi. Jon seems like a great guy. Even RVZ at 25 or 26 was willing to share the spotlight with Steve Gaines. Thanks for these !!!

  • @perryfan49
    @perryfan49 2 года назад +16

    Jon Bon Jovi I’ve seen live 3 times in person. He sounds good to me even today as he has calmed his voice to maintain his live performances. Great video here!

  • @edbigtruck
    @edbigtruck 2 года назад +3

    Ritchie is probably Thankful that he’s not being embarrassed by Jon’s vocals these days

  • @tombouchard9606
    @tombouchard9606 2 года назад

    Your experience always impresses Ken

  • @anaguerra217
    @anaguerra217 2 года назад +13

    As a big time Bon Jovi fan sometimes when I listen to the band these last years, it hurts me to see Jon, it seems that he is suffering, that he clings to the microphone as if looking for air or something that helps him to finish the song... It is a pity that Jon has not taken advantage the two-year stoppage due to a pandemic to rehabilitate his voice. Maybe it's risky, maybe his vocal cords are worse than we think, or maybe he's not interested.

  • @mccartney2
    @mccartney2 2 года назад +1

    THIS GUY ALWAYS TALKS SENSE..and with honesty

  • @metalman75
    @metalman75 2 года назад +1

    Great vid Ken Really liking these now and then Vids

  • @s2studlys2
    @s2studlys2 2 года назад +3

    G'day Ken, I don't know what's more impressive.. your knowledge on singing/performing or your hair.
    "I mean at that point I think it's kinda time to retire if you're not going to rehabilitate your voice or maybe sing some country songs".... that's bloody priceless. Not sure why I haven't subbed before now.
    Cheers for a great video :)

  • @centralia83
    @centralia83 2 года назад +1

    Seeing the now, my first reaction was YIKES!!!!

  • @bbbazzinga
    @bbbazzinga Год назад +1

    Hey Ken I just subscribed, this is awesome stuff, your other videos are very educational and cool to hear with the cover songs. Keep it up!

  • @yosoy1916
    @yosoy1916 2 года назад

    I'm a Bon Jovi fan and taking vocal lessons and I found this video to be very informative. Thanks

  • @MotorCityKitty1112
    @MotorCityKitty1112 2 года назад +1

    Very cool series!🤘🏼🤘🏼

  • @joenosser
    @joenosser 2 года назад +1

    Agreed, another great video Ken.

  • @ericanderson7059
    @ericanderson7059 2 года назад

    Very eye opening Coach . Thank you

  • @juandiegosarmiento137
    @juandiegosarmiento137 2 года назад +2

    If you could help him with his voice, you will always be my hero, it looks like you are the only one who knows what happens to his voice. We all know you are capable🙏

  • @FatBabyCheeks
    @FatBabyCheeks 2 года назад +1

    Ken, I luv you. You are hilarious and so spot on. I've learned kudos just watching your analysis of other singers.

  • @Justme77400
    @Justme77400 2 года назад +3

    I just saw Dwight Yoakam in concert this past weekend and he was great. I think his voice got better with age!

  • @xyztia12
    @xyztia12 2 года назад +1

    Oh and your RUclips videos are a blessing

  • @gadamerlast3104
    @gadamerlast3104 2 года назад +9

    Great session, very informative, helpful analysis. I know he is not a rock singer, but it might be fun and useful to look at Tony Bennett who was still singing and recording in his 90s. I read that Tony, in his 90s, was still studying with a voice teacher. Also, it might be fun to take a look at Bruce Springsteen then and now.

  • @juventus4214
    @juventus4214 Год назад +2

    Was always my favorite band.I saw BJ in Munich 2006.It was the best concert ever. Now i'm sad seeing his voice is so deteriorated.He hardly moves on stage anymore.Holding the mic almost spasmodic and he looks so tired.You're right,it's time to pack it all in and retire.Tis been said with pain in my heart.

  • @TheCaptjamestkirk
    @TheCaptjamestkirk 2 года назад +76

    Jon's voice has really went down hill, also the sound has not been the same since Richie Sambora left the group. Even in their heyday in the 80's Richie's voice was a large part of the singing. I agree with you, if a singer has some medical problem or is not going to put the effort into getting his or her voice back then they should call it quits!

    • @ndubbs21w7
      @ndubbs21w7 2 года назад +7

      Don't forget about Alec

    • @heloisasoares7377
      @heloisasoares7377 2 года назад +3

      Call it quit? I think it’s hard since the price for first row tickets are around $1,800 - $1,300 in the on going tour 😱

    • @j.b.2274
      @j.b.2274 2 года назад +7

      In this Tour right now its much worse.. He Sounds really sick.. He should rest

    • @Markothunder
      @Markothunder 2 года назад +3

      I know we are concern about Jon's voice, but it doesn't mean we cannot accept the fact that we change our voice as we age and we should let Jon decide on his own if his time will come. Jon Bon Jovi Forever!

    • @debraschooley3138
      @debraschooley3138 2 года назад +7

      Let's be honest it's time to retire Jon

  • @joaoaugustoalmeida3679
    @joaoaugustoalmeida3679 2 года назад +6

    John Bon Jovi melhor vocalista de todos tempos ✌️✌️✌️✌️

  • @johnnyzatylny8071
    @johnnyzatylny8071 2 года назад

    Thank you Ken for your insight. I was wondering how it all went down for Jon. Lessons I can take with me for my future endeavors.
    Best regards!

  • @joedirt688
    @joedirt688 2 года назад +1

    Great insight into Jon's vocal issues.

  • @TheAllthegoodstuff
    @TheAllthegoodstuff 2 года назад +1

    Thankyou, Kenny 👍 much love.

  • @Rosannasfriend
    @Rosannasfriend 2 года назад

    This was very educational. Thank you.

  • @lazlomattachine8334
    @lazlomattachine8334 2 года назад +1

    Ken, I agree. The first clip of old footage was definitely a tape. He’s still an utter legend but his recent performances are tough to watch.

  • @srbamilic2512
    @srbamilic2512 2 года назад +1

    Ken, I'm not a person who complains about my ignorance,, and your you tube courses helped me a lot, but I'll have to buy your CDs, because I like to sing alone, and I'm 42 years old, I missed my time for metal singing, and
    I need more knowledge, if not for success, then for personal satisfaction. We will see what will happen, may God protect you and your students. Amen.

  • @bigbigby4657
    @bigbigby4657 2 года назад +3

    As a lifelong Bon Jovi fan it's truly sad seeing him struggle. Not fair to current fans today that I paid $30/ticket back in '89 to see him in Nashville at the Municipal Auditorium at his best with Ritchie and they are paying hundreds to see him at his worst.... Like you said, if he can take a year or so to get healthy vocal cords, he should. Do it for the fans, I believe they'll understand over this they're getting now. Great dude!

  • @DWPastorBarry
    @DWPastorBarry 2 года назад +2

    Sad but true. I don’t sing but your explanation was very insightful. As always thank you Ken. Love your videos.

  • @ninat1795
    @ninat1795 2 года назад +2

    Wow, some very insightful knowledge here.

  • @aneliatareyn7911
    @aneliatareyn7911 2 года назад +2

    Amazing video! ☺️ I love Bon, he is amazing! 😊
    Nelly xx :)