Voice Teacher Reaction to We Are The World 1985

Voice Teacher Reaction to We Are The World 1985 --
Vocal coach, Valerie White Williams, reacts to We Are the World by Lionel Richie & Michael Jackson featuring many singers from the 80's.
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Lionel Richie – 0:26
Stevie Wonder – 0:39
Paul Simon – 0:43
Kenny Rogers – 0:53
James Ingram – 0:59
Tina Turner – 1:06
Billy Joel – 1:13
Michael Jackson – 1:19
Diana Ross – 1:32
Dionne Warwick – 1:48
Willie Nelson – 2:02
Al Jarreau – 2:09
Bruce Springsteen – 2:15
Kenny Loggins – 2:21
Steve Perry – 2:28
Daryl Hall – 2:36
Huey Lewis – 2:48
Cyndi Lauper – 2:54
Kim Carnes – 3:02
Bob Dylan – 3:48
Ray Charles – 4:27
“We Are the World” Chorus (alphabetically) and Aykroyd Harry Belafonte Lindsey Buckingham Mario Cipollina Johnny Colla Sheila E. Bob Geldof Bill Gibson Chris Hayes Sean Hopper Jackie Jackson La Toya Jackson Marlon Jackson Randy Jackson Tito Jackson Waylon Jennings Bette Midler John Oates Jeffrey Osborne The Pointer Sisters Smokey Robinson “We Are the World” Instrumentalists David Paich – synthesizers Michael Boddicker – synthesizers, programming Paulinho da Costa – percussion Phil Collins – percussion Louis Johnson – synth bass Michael Omartian – keyboards Greg Phillinganes – keyboards John Robinson – drums

[xoxoxoxoxo]

When I was younger I was annoyed that Michael didn't give himself more lyrics in this. Now that I'm older I'm so proud he didn't make this about him. When he chimes in though wow chills. Btw interesting tidbits how this all came together. Definitely wouldn't happen again. Can you believe they all met at this studio late in the night after a lot of them had attended an awards show. Just wow

[xavierrobinson]

Michael Jackson had such a beautiful voice. Also very versatile

[RickyNardella]

I love how each artist didn't change their unique vocal styles to fit the one song, makes it that much more inclusive.

[dachraouiamal]

Omg michael's voice is comfortable to tisten to 😌

[Imkicelee]

All these other singers were over 30 with great music careers,

MJ was in his 20s, and just pulled off the biggest selling album of all time.

[highwayjoyride]

the way she said “aww... classic michael...” warmed my heart 🥺 rest in peace king of pop 💓

[popland]

Cyndi Lauper gives such an exhilarating climax to this song. She's such an underrated vocalist.

[londonshutdownl.s.d]

Michael has such a pure heart. Wow incredible he got More legends together

[jenniferchough]

In a room full of vocalists and legends... Steve Perry comes in and is like a breeze of fresh air that refreshes your soul.

[Rosannasfriend]

The black guy was James Ingram toward the end. That's the one you didn't seem to know.

[HenSt-gzqj]

I always cry watching this clip... all those legends...

[edojap]

how’s no one talking about Stevie Wonder? His vocal skills in this song are just so effortlessly amazing. From 9:36 to 9:40 That run takes me to
I’m so thankful my dad used to constantly play his albums when i was little, today my singing is heavily inspired by him and other incredible r&b artists.

[raphantonyavinante]

I'm just 26, but damn these artist nowadays are just no match compare to the ones in the 70's through 80's. There might be some who actually fit to my taste but I'd still prefer the legends. 😉

[niki]

Bruce Springstein's makes me shiver. Him & Stevie together...amazing!...& Cindi Lauper was the poster child of 80's

[TheLeah]

I’m 23 and I agree the music scene today is trash. You have to literally search to find good music now. I wish we still had music like the 80’s and 90’s. Also Michael Jackson is of course the greatest entertainer of all time. The King of Pop.

[kellyanderson]

Steve Perry is one of THE BEST singers on the planet.

[cuttyr]

James Ingram had one of the most soothing voices in music history.

[davewhitlow]

Love the scene starting at 6:05 with Steve Perry chillin and waiting in the background. His 5 seconds were EPIC!

[apocalypse-X]

I don't care what anyone says but this is the greatest song of all time. MIC DROP!