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I can't get enough of Good Morning Girl. To me, this is Perry's finest studio recording. Pure, simple vocal performance. Raw talent, powerful high notes, emotion throughout the song.

Put your headphones on this song is pure magic.



And it is followed by another fave of mine

knox wrote:I can't get enough of Good Morning Girl. To me, this is Perry's finest studio recording. Pure, simple vocal performance. Raw talent, powerful high notes, emotion throughout the song.

Put your headphones on this song is pure magic.



And it is followed by another fave of mine

That's a great vocal performance without going over the top like some of the urban yodelers do.

conversationpc wrote:

knox wrote:I can't get enough of Good Morning Girl. To me, this is Perry's finest studio recording. Pure, simple vocal performance. Raw talent, powerful high notes, emotion throughout the song.

Put your headphones on this song is pure magic.



And it is followed by another fave of mine

That's a great vocal performance without going over the top like some of the urban yodelers do.

LOL...that is one of the funniest descriptions I have ever heard, and SPOT ON.

can't anybody just sing a friggin' song anymore????
I'm so tired of 'runs'

brywool wrote:can't anybody just sing a friggin' song anymore????
I'm so tired of 'runs'

The talent pool for rock singers is like that of major league pitching...thin and getting thinner.

Urban Yodelers

People think that Runs mean talent. I would much rather hear a sustained note than a crappy run anyday.

Departure/Good Morning Girl/Stay Awhile are the trifecta, imo.

Chickpea wrote;

Departure/Good Morning Girl/Stay Awhile are the trifecta, imo.

The "Infinity", "Evolution" and "Departure" albums are a pretty good trifecta as well.

knox wrote:Urban Yodelers

People think that Runs mean talent. I would much rather hear a sustained note than a crappy run anyday.

"Runs" are okay as long as you don't do them all the time and stretch them out as long as possible.

knox wrote:I can't get enough of Good Morning Girl. To me, this is Perry's finest studio recording. Pure, simple vocal performance. Raw talent, powerful high notes, emotion throughout the song.

Put your headphones on this song is pure magic.



And it is followed by another fave of mine

I used to sing Good Morning Girl to my daughter every morning when she was a little tike. Poor kid--I can't sing at all. If I did it now, she would probably tell me to stop and just let her listen to the CD! I agree that Steve's performance is unbelievably fantastic.

conversationpc wrote:

knox wrote:Urban Yodelers

People think that Runs mean talent. I would much rather hear a sustained note than a crappy run anyday.

"Runs" are okay as long as you don't do them all the time and stretch them out as long as possible.

Perry did a lot of runs (most of them stolen out of the Sam Cooke catalog) but singers today just think the whole song is one run. It gets old but quick.

knox wrote:I can't get enough of Good Morning Girl. To me, this is Perry's finest studio recording. Pure, simple vocal performance. Raw talent, powerful high notes, emotion throughout the song.

Put your headphones on this song is pure magic.



And it is followed by another fave of mine

Totally agree..I love singing this song myself.. But damn,I have to go with Sweet and Simple.. Did you say pure,SIMPLE vocal performance?

I agree GMG is Magic.

Both gentle and soaring vocals that leave the impression of purity and simplicity.

Perry just makes it seem easy...he's so gifted.