Vote or list whoever(s) you think has a crazy falsetto.

My #1 vote goes for Philips Hands down.
#2 D'Angelo.
For 3, i can't choose between Bilal, Prince, and Switch...


My list of others (that I couldn't fit on the poll) are:

-Lenny Williams
-Ron Isley
-lead singer of Stylistics (Russell Thompkins)
-Brian McKnight
-SWITCH & Debarge
-Musiq Soulchild
-Maxwell
-Aaron Neville

Poll result (16 votes) Bilal (1 votes) Vote Prince (5 votes) Vote Philip Bailey (5 votes) Vote D'Angelo (1 votes) Vote Eric Benet (0 votes) Vote Other (4 votes) Vote

My list of others (that I couldn't fit on the poll) are:

-Lenny Williams
-Ron Isley
-lead singer of Stylistics (Russell Thompkins)
-Brian McKnight
-SWITCH & Debarge
-Musiq Soulchild
-Maxwell
-Aaron Neville

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>My list of others (that I couldn't fit on the poll) are:
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>-Lenny Williams
>-Ron Isley
>-lead singer of Stylistics (Russell Thompkins)
>-Brian McKnight
>-SWITCH & Debarge
>-Musiq Soulchild
>-Maxwell
>-Aaron Neville

I think Robin Thicke's kinda nice wit' it, too.

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I like MJs falsetto. It's not that wide in range as in relation to his Chest voice but it's very expressive and there's a lot of pain in it. Most people only have "don't stop til u get enough" as a frame of reference, but his falsetto is very underrated. He could do some amazing vocal runs w it.

One song comes to mind "Reasons" not too many male singers could or can hit those notes like Philip could.

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& your fool ass is cruising around in a time machine
trying to collect props for a couple of sociopathic degenerates" - s.blak

gotta go there

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Game over.

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I would've said Jimmy Scott is the GREATEST falsetto singer ever, except thats his natural voice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQGDa1rRWhc

but then again, I don't think that's really a falsetto, both he and EJ's voice are "normal" singing that way.

Wayne on the other hand did go above his normal singing voice often.

No clear winner, cause they're all good.

if not Philip Bailey (esp on Reasons) and Eddie Kendricks (Get Ready and Just My Imagination) would be my top two

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But putting Bilal over Prince is just some level of silly that I can't understand.

Not only is Bilal a cheap Prince knockoff, Prince's falsetto is better, more polished and goes way higher.

The only two real answers on this poll are Phillip and Prince.

that should held quantify the opinion

Yall knew what i meant.

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Bilal being the first CHOICE on the poll?

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It still stands. You rated him number two above Prince and can't decide between Bilal and Prince for 3? Lmao.
Like I said, I know it's just your opinion, but that shit is the epitome of 'cray'.

*wonders what the point of this reply was*

*shrugs*

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When it comes to best falsettos from a male he definitely deserves it even though many would categorize him in the female side or non-r&b but you got to give where credit is due.

If it wasn't for Sylvester it wouldn't be any great male house vocalists such as Byron Stingily, Kenny Bobien, & Roland Clark.

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"We in here talking about later career Prince records
& your fool ass is cruising around in a time machine
trying to collect props for a couple of sociopathic degenerates" - s.blak

You just mentioned the new cats I am not feeling Benet Prince and Bilal for that Anthony Hamilton can get up there too The 70's vocal groups put that on lock even the mediocre ones

Smokey Robinson The Godfather
Williams Hart (Delfonics)
Russell Thompkins Jr (Stylistics)
Eddie Kendricks
Leroy Burgess (Black Ivory)

Richard & Sol Ho'opi'i of the Ho'opi'i Brothers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlRugBW-_6I

Ledward & Nedward Ka'apana and Dennis Pava'o of Hui Ohana
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvJH7ImmP-A





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Contemporary falsetto tho? The Dream

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>Johnnie Wilder Jnr of Heatwave

Damn, good one; forgot about Heatwave...

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Not even. The Male Falsetto is an artform...

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...and tried to start a convo about where it came from on my facebook last year but got little responses and none answering the question. My guess is from Africa since there is ample examples of djelis and local singers where men sing in higher octaves. But there's gotta be more to that story.

(And what happened to the baritone love?
And why no love for the Female Contralto? Like Lalah Hathaway!)

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Cameo...

Hi Five....

Eddie kindricks

Barry gibb

in no real order