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What is Boston's most famous song?

Top 10 Boston Songs

'A Man I'll Never Be' From: 'Don't Look Back' (1978)
'Something About You' From: 'Boston' (1976)
'Feelin' Satisfied' From: 'Don't Look Back' (1978)
'Smokin'' From: 'Boston' (1976)
'Rock & Roll Band' From: 'Boston' (1976)
'Peace of Mind' From: 'Boston' (1976)
'Don't Look Back'
'Long Time'

Is More Than a Feeling the best song ever?

It was included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame list of the "500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll" and is ranked No. 212 on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time", updated from its previous position of No. 500 on the 2004 version.

Regarding this, who is the woman in boston more than a feeling?

The dream girl in this song, Marianne, was based on a real person. "She was my older first cousin, who I had a crush on when I was 10," Scholz explained. "I ran into her many many years later and she was very annoyed at me for mentioning that she was my older cousin."

Keeping this in consideration, how can i sing like brad delp?

We add a little bit of chest into the mix of it not too much though to not no. Way. We're not looking for that somewhere. Did Boston have a number one song?

"Amanda," Boston's only chart-topping single, came out late in 1986, but it was so perfectly '70s that the song didn't even have a music video.

How many octaves did Michael Jackson have?

Michael Jackson: Vocal Profile/ Range [High Tenor/ 4 Octaves]

How many octaves could Whitney Houston sing?

Houston's range spanned five octaves and her voice was plush, vibrant and often spectacular. She could pour on the exuberant flourishes of gospel or peal a simple pop chorus, sing sweetly or unleash a sultry rasp.

Which singer has the most octaves?

But it's not a famous face who has the most octaves of all. This is Tim Storms, a singer in possession of an incredible 10 octaves!!! He's a Guinness World Record Breaker and has recorded material, although has never seen significant success in the industry.

Who invented prog rock?

According to musicologist Walter Everett, the Beatles' "experimental timbres, rhythms, tonal structures, and poetic texts" on their albums Rubber Soul (1965) and Revolver (1966) "encouraged a legion of young bands that were to create progressive rock in the early 1970s".

Regarding this, will the band boston ever tour again?

The classic rock band is still going strong, with a 40th anniversary tour scheduled for this year, featuring not just the hits – though there will surely be plenty – but also extended live arrangements of songs culled from all six of their studio albums. (See dates below.)

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