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One of my favorite songs as far as vocals go...

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I also have to say that seeing the Bohemian Rhapsody movie changed my mind on Rami Malek as an actor. Good movie, GREAT acting.

Tops on my list has got to be Bob Marley! His voice always brings me to chills and goosebumps.

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A few others I’d have to add to the list also

Chris Robinson from the Black Crowes dude can sing his ass off!

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Myles Kennedy has a killer rock voice and he has many levels to it!

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Another great vocal performance, that often get overlooked in the general amazeballs genius surrounding him, is Sir Paul on Don't Let Me Down.

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Such emotion and passion. Rumor is he destroyed his cords on this take.

To appreciate it, compare it to covers, or even studio sessions where they try it as ensemble harmony.

Live tracks are where it's at for me - really gives you a good idea of true vocal talent...

Chris Stapleton has long been a favorite of mine, from back when he was fronting the Steeldrivers. Tons of great tracks, but this one is amazing:

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Totally different genre, but Pavaratti's high B (2:36) in Nessun Dorma is chill-inducing:

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Brandi Carlile has an amazing voice:

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One that many may not agree with, Sammy Hagar.

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Hagar! I can dig it.

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Oh I don't like wat I been told. I'm feelin'.

Not words, but the vocal parts at the end of this track are unreal. Try to sing 'em. Legit, it's fun.

They sing in unison till 8:50, when they then do complimentary different parts.
That would be tough. Always thought harmonizing vocally would be difficult. lol

Ho! Hiya hiya hiya hiya...Ohhh ohhh ohhh... Ha ha heeeeeeeeeeeee

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those 2 cats, pictured on the still frame of the video right above.

Pat is from Lee's Summit. One of the greatest Jazz musicians ever

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and the greatest rock band, King's X, formed in Springfield MO

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dayum, we r good

Floor Jansen

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Nobody has mentioned Bruce Dickinson yet?

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Granted, always loved Cantrell and Staley’s harmonizing, but Layne could absolutely rip.

Particularly 3:20 Onwards
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OMG. I'm not a huge fan of that genre, but that Storytime song is just so epic. Unbelievable.

I absolutely cannot stand Sammy Hagar, Montrose, his solo stuff, or his stuff with Van Halen. Don't ask me why but he's like one of my least favorite rock and rollers on earth.