coing78's video: The Vocal Range of John Lennon C2 - D5 -C6

Lennon is a baritone but he has high reaches and hits F very easily, where an average baritone limits to F4. He also hit some pretty high notes during his solo career and may be more unfound high or low notes. (High Baritone) Low notes: 0:00 Relaxed B2 from "Norwegian Wood" 0:09 Strong A2 from "Happiness is a Warm Gun" 0:26 A very solid A2 from the low harmonie of "Words of Love" 0:42 Soft G from "Julia" 0:49 Great G2 from the low harmonie "Love me do" 1:04 Another G2 from "I'm a Loser" 1:23 Solid E2 from "Making of Imagine" 1:42 D2 from the backing vocals of "Dear Prudence" 1:53 Lots of powerfull G2s and a C from "Christmas Record" 2:08 C2 from a demo of "I've Got a Feeling feat. Yoko Ono" High notes: 2:24 Amazing G4 from the high vocal harmonie of "Rain" 2:42 Two great G4s now from "Run for your life" 2:57 Strained G from "Yes it is" 3:09 A Powerfull A4 from "This Boy" 3:19 Lots of savage A4s from "Twist and Shout" 3:33 A4 and a falsetto C5 from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" 3:46 An Impressive A from "Mr. Moonlight" 3:55 Lots of G4s and a B4 from "Come together live at Madison Square Garden" 4:06 Flasetto C5 from "In my life" one of the most great lennon's vocal performance. 4:18 G4,A4 and a great C5 from "Mind Games" 4:31 A Full C and a falsetto C5 from "I'm so Tired" 4:43 Crazy D5 from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" (The limit of Lennon's full range) 4:55 Flasetto D from "Mother live at Madison Square Garden" 5:22 F from "Money (That's what I want") 5:32 G from "Don't let me down" 5:45 C6 from "Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey" Note: Dear Prudence's low note was discovered by Jaime Gómez Check out this videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-VG58c_Mjg Thom Yorke's vocal range! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmTwZYOj03I Ringo Starr's vocal range!