EP807 10 Amazing Secondary Vocalists who could EASILY front their own bands

Some bands are just that lucky. In addition to having a great lead vocalist, they have another musician who also has such a great voice that they feature them on at least a few songs just so the talent won’t go to waste. I’m not talking about great backing vocalists like Michael Anthony. I am talking about musicians who sing some of the bands best songs.    On this week’s Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we introduce you to 10 of our favorite pinch hitter singers from some of rock’s greatest bands   Topics Discussed: What we did this week..   Loudini: Carla,  Every artist will be indie by 2026, Aerosmith; do people care who wrote the song? John Berkey painting the future, The other sister and Krippendorf’s Tribe, Guitarist’s with the “unfair advantage”, Music is not your product, Quinten Tarantino on The Exorcist, Singers falling down the stairs, Polly’s Tits   Mr. Pittsburgh: orphanage burst, short horror on YouTube: Rene Rivera Production, Alter, Secondary Vocalists:   Peter Townsend- The Who Chris Squire- Yes Kelly Keagy- Night Ranger Nuno Benttencourt- Extreme Jerry Cantrell- Alice In Chains Dusty Hill- ZZ Top Steve Lukather- Toto Patrick Simmons- The Doobie Brothers Glenn Hughes- Deep Purple Randy Meisner- The Eagles   New & Notable: Loudini:  Jerry Cantrell; Afterglow Mr. Pittsburgh: Cobra Spell; Warrior from Hell