Falsetto

[grace_face]

I don't think Stevie's used falsetto much at all ever, even in her early career. Sorcerer she does use it and I don't think it's much of an auto-tune really.

Christine McVie doesn't technically use falsetto on Songbird...that's just her normal singing voice. Some people use a voice that sounds semi-falsetto all the time, like Kirsty MacColl for instance. She sings quite high and in a sort of "not fully there" type voice, but her speaking voice is quite low. If she sang the way she speaks, she wouldn't be able to sing most of the songs she does. If that makes sense (which it probably doesn't, lol)

[Black_Moon]

I noticed Stevie used it on "Sara" too - the 'ooh, ooh ooh ooh' bit.

[michelle2677]

would dreams (studio version) have what's considered a falsetto?

if so, she did it in the deep dish version.

[Black_Moon]

Originally Posted by michelle2677

would dreams (studio version) have what's considered a falsetto?

if so, she did it in the deep dish version.

On the 'it's only right' part, yes.