List of baritones in non-classical music explained

The baritone voice is typically written in the range from the second G below middle C to the G above middle C (G2–G4) although it can be extended at either end. However, the baritone voice is determined not only by its vocal range, but also by its timbre, which tends to be darker than that of the typical tenor voice.[1]

The term baritone was developed in relation to classical and operatic voices, where the classification is based not merely on the singer's vocal range but also on the tessitura and timbre of the voice. For classical and operatic singers, their voice type determines the roles they will sing and is a primary method of categorization. In non-classical music, singers are defined by their genre and their gender and not by their vocal range.[2] When the terms soprano, mezzo-soprano, contralto, tenor, baritone, and bass are used as descriptors of non-classical voices, they are applied more loosely than they would be to those of classical singers and generally refer only to the singer's perceived vocal range.

Successful non-classical baritones display a wide range of vocal qualities and effects that lend a unique character to their voices, many of which are considered undesirable in the operatic or classical baritone singer, such as "breathy" (Jim Reeves),[3] "distinguished…crooner" (Ville Valo),[4] "growling" (Neil Diamond),[5] and even "ragged" (Bruce Springsteen).[6]

The following is a list of singers in various music genres and styles (most of which can be found on the List of popular music genres)[7] who have been described as baritones.

List of names

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Name Lifespan Nationality Associated group(s)
1992– British [8]
1997– British style=text-align:center[9]
1962– American
1974– Swedish
1968– British
1955– American style=text-align:center[10]
1978– South Korean style=text-align:center
1947– British Jethro Tull
1954– American style=text-align:center[11]
1968– American [12] [13]
1932–2001 American
1970– British
1901–1971 American style=text-align:center
1978– American
1971– English
1962– English
1966– British [14]
1944–2013 British [15]
1942– Indian
1994– Puerto Rican style=text-align:center[16]
1986– British The Horrors
1962– English
1978– British-American Interpol
1971– American
1990– British
1976– American style=text-align:center
1983 or 1984– American style=text-align:center
1970– American
1927–2023 American [17]
1969– American style=text-align:center[18]
1931–1988 American
1971– American The National
1939– American
1958– American style=text-align:center
1990– American style=text-align:center
1979– American Emanon
1988– English
1934– American style=text-align:center
1947–2016 English [19] [20] [21]
1973– Taiwanese style=text-align:center
1980– Swedish-Czech style=text-align:center
1945– American style=text-align:center[22] [23]
1952– American style=text-align:center
1993– American [24] [25] [26]
1976– American [27]
1975– Canadian
1941– British style=text-align:center
1991– Nigerian style=text-align:center[28] [29] [30]
1959–2016 British Dead or Alive
1956– English style=text-align:center
1995– Canadian style=text-align:center
1966– American Smog
1996– Scottish style=text-align:center
1978– American
Johnny Cash1932–2003 American [31] [32]
1972– American style=text-align:center
1957– Australian [33]
1992– South Korean
1968– American [34]
1961– Chinese
1962– American style=text-align:center
1945– British [35]
American style=text-align:center
1967–1994 American Nirvana
1963– British Pulp
1944–2014 English The Grease Band
1939– American
1934–2016 Canadian style=text-align:center[36] [37] [38] [39]
1985– German-American
1961– English
1919–1965 American [40]
1994– English
1967– American style=text-align:center
1864–1933 American style=text-align:center
1912/1913–2001[41] American
1967– American [42]
1948– American
1975– American
1978–2020 Canadian
1964–2017 American
1949– British The Stranglers
1951– English style=text-align:center[43]
1903–1977 or 1904–1977 American
1984– American style=text-align:center[44] [45]
1979– English
1946– British [46]
1956–1980 British Joy Division[47]
1928–2018 American style=text-align:center
1955– American
1977– Polish style=text-align:center
1968– American
1990– Canadian
1928–2020 American The Four Seasons
1958–2020 American
1941– American
1988 or 1989–American DCappella
1969–2011 American 213
1928–2017 American
1986– South Korean
1963– American
1973– American
1986– Canadian
1948–1974 English
1941– American style=text-align:center
1988– American style=text-align:center
1914–1993 American
1987– American
1986– American style=text-align:center
1959– British
1953– American
1994– American
1967– American style=text-align:center
1937–2021 American The Everly Brothers
1993– English
1938–2024 American style=text-align:center[48]
1977– American NSYNC
1956– American
1971– Mexican [49]
1945– English
1986– English style=text-align:center
1968– American style=text-align:center[50]
1945– American Creedence Clearwater Revival[51]
1976– American style=text-align:center
Irish-Australian style=text-align:center
1980- British style=text-align:center[52]
1942–2019 American style=text-align:center
1950–2008 American style=text-align:center
1962– British Depeche Mode
1928–1991 French style=text-align:center
1972– British style=text-align:center
1948– American The Gatlin Brothers
1964– American style=text-align:center
1949– American style=text-align:center[53] [54]
1981– American Pearls and Brass
1978– American
1966– American
1946– English style=text-align:center
1954– American style=text-align:center[55]
1995– American style=text-align:center[56] [57]
1954– German Alphaville
1939– American The Oak Ridge Boys
1943–2010 American style=text-align:center
1934–2009 American [58]
1980– Canadian Dead Man's Bones
1988– English style=text-align:center
1933–2007 American
1964– American Bad Religion
1946– American Sly and the Family Stone
1981– American
1956– British-American Bad Brains
1937–2016 American style=text-align:center
1969– American style=text-align:center
1970– Irish style=text-align:center
1984– Scottish
1923–1983 American style=text-align:center
1942–2008 American style=text-align:center
1916–1980 Argentine-American
1946– English style=text-align:center
1973– Swedish style=text-align:center
1938– German
1942–1970 American [59]
1984- Canadian [60]
1963– American Metallica
1981– English style=text-align:center
1956– English
1972– American [61]
1991–[62] American [63]
1990– Irish
1960–1997 Australian
1999– American
1982– South Korean
1955– British
1974–American
1989– American style=text-align:center[64] [65]
1951–2010 Jamaican style=text-align:center[66] [67]
1968– Australian
1958– American
1975– American
1943– English [68]
1978– American [69]
1948–2004 American style=text-align:center[70]
1937–2002 American [71]
1950– American New York Dolls
1947– English [72]
1962– American
1975– American style=text-align:center[73]
1987– American
1992– Japanese-Australian[74]
1940– Welsh [75]
1989– South Korean style=text-align:center[76]
1968– Finnish The 69 Eyes
1941–2016 American
1972– Scottish
1978– Iranian-Canadian
1973– American
1919–2004 American [77]
1964– American [78]
1961–2024 American [79] [80]
1965– Scottish style=text-align:center
1967– American
1953–2020 American style=text-align:center
1998– American [81] [82]
1962– American Red Hot Chili Peppers[83]
1954– Australian The Church
1959– or 1960– American
1972– Japanese
1938–2015 American The Drifters[84]
1977– American style=text-align:center
1949– British Dire Straits[85]
1967– American [86]
1974– American style=text-align:center
1990– Norwegian-American
1973– Canadian Nickelback
1990– English [87]
1998– American style=text-align:center
1976– American 98 Degrees
1964–2022 American Screaming Trees
1944–2019 American style=text-align:center
1922–2015 English style=text-align:center[88]
1978– American
1981– Swedish style=text-align:center
1972– American Staind[89]
1950- American style=text-align:center
1963– American
1976– Irish
1938–2023 Canadian
1999– American style=text-align:center[90] [91]
1941– American The Beach Boys[92] [93]
1958– American Gaither Vocal Band
1956– Englishstyle=text-align:center
1949–1986[94] English-Irish Thin Lizzy
1982– Ghanaian
1973– American
1921–1986 American
1958–2017 American
1995– American
1973– American style=text-align:center
1983– Canadian style=text-align:center
1943– American
1942–2021 American The Tokens
1968–2021 German-Spanish Il Divo[95]
1994– English style=text-align:center[96]
1977– English
1917–1995 American Rat Pack
1913–2012 American
1939–2018 South African
1967– American Dave Matthews Band
1980– American style=text-align:center
1977– American
1993– American [97]
1952– American
1978– American style=text-align:center
1940– American
1981– British Kasabian
1951– American
1930–1985 British
1955–1995 American style=text-align:center
1965-American style=text-align:center[98]
1980– American
1964– American [99]
1975/1976– American style=text-align:center
1971– AmericanBoyz II Men
1943–1971 American The Doors[100]
1959– British
1987– American-British Mumford and Sons[101]
1957– British Bauhaus
1930–2017 American
1933– American
1947–2018 American
1931–2015 American
1997– American
1955– British The Human League
1948– American style=text-align:center[102]
1987– American Odd Future
1948–2020 American style=text-align:center
1984– American [103]
1987– American
1961– British
1948– American L.T.D.
1972– Australian style=text-align:center
1954–2024 American style=text-align:center
1949–2003 British The Power Station[104]
1972– Canadian style=text-align:center
1988– Korean-American [105]
1953– English style=text-align:center
1988– Canadian style=text-align:center[106] [107]
1950–2010 American Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
1889–1956 American
1959– British Dead Can Dance
1950– American style=text-align:center
1941– English style=text-align:center[108]
1980– American
1986– American
1947– American The Stooges[109]
1971– American
1935–1977 American [110]
1934–2020 American style=text-align:center
1958–2016 American style=text-align:center
1972– Australian style=text-align:center[111]
1929–1997 American style=text-align:center[112]
1980– American style=text-align:center
1929–2008 American style=text-align:center[113]
Philip Quast1957–Australian style=text-align:center[114]
1985– English
1962– Indian
1983– American style=text-align:center
1933–2006 American
1949–2019 Canadian-Cypriot
1942–2013 American
1923–1964 American [115]
1987– American Imagine Dragons
1965– American
1990– American
RM1994– South Korean BTS
1925–1982 American style=text-align:center[116]
1964– Canadian Crash Test Dummies
1938–2020 American
1989– American
1966–2024 American style=text-align:center
1962– American style=text-align:center
1965– English style=text-align:center
1954– American
1975– American
1966– American Hootie & the Blowfish[117]
1941–1991 American The Temptations[118]
1960– American RuPaul's Drag Race[119] [120] [121]
1989– American
1951–1999 or 1952–1999[122] American
1978– American The Lonely Island
1972– American Puddle of Mudd
1949–2011 American
1945– American
1959– American
1981– American Avenged Sevenfold
1968– Jamaican style=text-align:center
1976– American [123]
1977– American
1957– Indian
1915–1998 American Rat Pack
1987– Indian
1995– Australian
1976– American style=text-align:center
1986– British Bastillestyle=text-align:center
1981– British Editors
1944– American style=text-align:center[124]
1996– British Lovejoy
1949– American [125] [126]
1968– English style=text-align:center
1974– Swedish style=text-align:center
1965– English Tindersticks
1978– American [127] [128]
1973– American
1940– British
1948– British
1960– American R.E.M.[129]
1956– American style=text-align:center[130]
1985– Belgian
1952–2002 British
1936–2008 American Four Tops
Harry Styles1994– English One Direction
1966– Canadian style=text-align:center
1994– American
David Sylvian1958– British Japan
Russ Taff1953– American
Serj Tankian1967– Armenian System of a Down
1968– Indian style=text-align:center[131]
Geoff Tate1959– American Queensrÿche
Corey Taylor1973– American
1949–2020 American style=text-align:center[132]
James Taylor1948– American [133]
1948– American style=text-align:center[134] [135] [136] [137]
1967– American style=text-align:center
1938–2002[138] or 1939–2002 British
1937–1999 American
1941–2018 English style=text-align:center
Rob Thomas1972– American Matchbox Twenty[139]
Marshall Thompson1942– American style=text-align:center
1949– British
1972– Greek Rotting Christ
1925–1999 American
1959– American [140]
1977– American style=text-align:center[141]
1986– British
1933–1993 American
1982– American style=text-align:center
1991– American style=text-align:center
V1995– South Korean BTS
1976– Finnish HIM
1951–2005 American [142]
1956– British
1983– American style=text-align:center
1964– American Pearl Jam[143]
1957– American style=text-align:center
American style=text-align:center
1938–1980 Russian [144]
1980– American style=text-align:center
Scott Walker1943–2019 American The Walker Brothers
1995– Canadian style=text-align:center
1935–2004 American The Country Gentlemen[145]
1990– or 1991–[146] American
1958– American style=text-align:center
1973– American style=text-align:center
1969– American style=text-align:center[147]
1923–2012 American style=text-align:center[148]
1967–2015 American [149]
1943–2018 American style=text-align:center[150]
Gus Wickie1885–1947 German-American
1939–2017 American [151]
1918–1999 American style=text-align:center[152]
1939–1973 American The Temptations
1953– American The Gap Band
1938–2020 American [153]
1969– Welsh Manic Street Preachers
1983– British
Bobby Womack1944–2014 American The Valentinos[154]
Roddy Woomble1976– Scottish Idlewild
Stevie Wright1947–2015 English The Easybeats
1967– American style=text-align:center
Bang Yong-guk1990– South Korean B.A.P
1985– American style=text-align:center[155]
1947–2003 American style=text-align:center

See also

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