Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. He usually used the falsetto for high harmonies.
Smokey Robinson, of course.
Aaron Neville.
David Ruffin of The Temptations.
Freddy Mercury had power behind his falsetto, which certainly makes him one of the better high-end singers. The BeeGees don’t even come close.
Steve Perry. His falsetto is so pretty.
Ronnie James Dio - Dio
Bruce Dickenson - Iron Maiden
Rob Halford - Judas Priest
Any singer from AC/DC
The dude from Queensrych
ARE YOU READY TO ROOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA???
What about whichever of the Eagles was the one doing the high harmonies?
King Diamond.
John Lennon.
Beck. Listen to “Debra.” Funny stuff.
Although I think the obvious answer to this question is “Prince.”
-Apoptosis
Currently, Justin Hawkins of The Darkness.
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That fucker’s falsetto is responsible for my perforated eardrum.
Prince
His range in Kiss is amazing.
Timothy B. Schmidt.
You didn’t stand too close to the speakers, you got too old!
Pardon?
:rimshot:
Nah, I was 17 when I stood too close to the speaker. That was a loooong time ago now. My left ear’s been screwed ever since.
Martin Sexton has a killer falsetto.
yeah, id second the guy from the Darkness. it sounds like he’s taking the piss, but in a good way.
and yes i am aware he’s taking the piss.
I’ll add an honourable mention for Thom Yorke (from Radiohead) for some of the singing on their early albums.
I’ll assume you’re joking about it not being in a good way.
Barry Gibb has one of the best falsettos in rock history, hands down.