British regional accents and rock vocals.

2012/11/21 10:53:05

daryl1968

...ok, you did say British right? Gotta be The Proclaimers

2012/11/21 11:05:44

Glyn Barnes

Moshkiae

The guy from XTC is also strong. .

Yes - of course, Gloucester or Wiltshire??

As for Welsh, Cerys Mathhews (Catatonia) sang with a strong Welsh accent, remember "Road Rage"

2012/11/21 11:12:35

Moshkiae

Glyn Barnes

Moshkiae

The guy from XTC is also strong. .

Yes - of course, Gloucester or Wiltshire??

As for Welsh, Cerys Mathhews (Catatonia) sang with a strong Welsh accent, remember "Road Rage"

And I thought that Ogden's Nut Gone Flakes would get a faster mention ... you don't even have to be stoned to enjoy some fun stuff in there ... "wouldn't it be nice .... " not Strummy's style I don't think -- but it was the birth of a couple of his faves!

2012/11/21 11:13:30

SteveStrummerUK

David Coverdale - pure cockney speaking voice, mid-atlantic singing voice.

Rob Halford - pure Brummy off stage, pure American on it.

2012/11/21 11:19:05

jamesg1213

Coverdale must be putting it on then, he's from Redcar..

2012/11/21 11:21:53

jamesg1213

Paul Weller - pure Woking, talking and singing.

2012/11/21 11:23:45

SteveStrummerUK

jamesg1213

Coverdale must be putting it on then, he's from Redcar..

You know what mate, I think you might be right there.

I should have specified it was a 'Mockney' accent

2012/11/21 11:34:58

Jonbouy

jamesg1213

Coverdale must be putting it on then, he's from Redcar..

Join the club Strummy that's two of us down already...

2012/11/21 11:50:24

Glyn Barnes

Ian Dury of course always sand in a broad Sunderland accent

2012/11/21 12:03:48

jamesg1213

Mark Knopfler lets a bit of the Northumberland through occasionally;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btGPtK3EMo0

and Sting's not adverse to a bit of Wallsend when he's not being a posh git;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu8H5rA9HuA

British regional accents and rock vocals.

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