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Christine Harmonizing with Herself
Can someone recommend a Christine song, where she sings all the parts and harmonizes with herself? (By that I mean no Lindsey or Stevie or anyone else singing along, but there are 2-3 voices and they are all Christine.) I hope that this makes sense.
I was listening to the I Can't Help Falling in Love (Elvis cover) and wondered if she is harmonizing with herself. I love her voice. Thanks for humoring me... |
well, i might make people mad, but I consider myself the biggest Christine Fan, me on the left chris on the right:xoxo: HAHAH I will listen to my Christy collection ASAP. and by the way if you could send me a copy of that Elvis song, it would be amazing...only if you can.
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Spare Me A Little is just one of the top of my head
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With Mac, You Make Loving Fun is a good example of her singing some of the harmonies with Lindsey and Stevie AND herself.
Solo, listen to Bad Journey, where she duets herself in the section that goes: "SO I Picked myself up, and I let myself down, and I get in my car and drive around..." In fact, her harmonies there were one of the reasons I was so impressed with that song. |
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listen to warm ways.. i aam pretty sure it's her, on the chorus, it might be Stevie.
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also listen to Over my head...on the Over My Head..." and "Your Mood is lie..." part, don't know if that's exactly harmonizing
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Thank you to those who have responded to my question, and taken an interest in this thread.
Is this Christine harmonizing with herself, or do you think hear someone else's voice? I Can't Help Falling in Love with You http://www.mediafire.com/?bmm8yhemilg A very kind person here on the Ledge and a big Christine fan, gave me this song last year. I had read that she did it for a movie soundtrack and had never heard her version. I haven't listened to IN THE MEANTIME. For those of you who have it, does Christine do two part harmony on any of the songs? |
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Bob Welch also does the falsetto harmony thing on "Remember Me." |
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