matadorpoeta
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why do british pop/rock acts sing with an american accent?
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why do british pop/rock acts sing with an american accent?Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
Not all do. But many (most?) of them were weaned on American pop, so that's the sound they naturally developed with their music. I was just watching a Dusty Springfield DVD a couple of weeks ago, and the contrast between her (soul) singer voice and her speaking voice was mildly fascinating.Originally Posted by Margaret
does this explain 'the spice girls' singing with american accents?Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
i used to hear them a lot when i went to the gym. i liked posh, and the slutty one.Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
why do british pop/rock acts sing with an american accent?Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
Lest you forget, may I remind you all...Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
does this explain 'the spice girls' singing with american accents?Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
Since when do the Spice Girls sound even remotely American? The only song of theirs I can think of is "tell me what you want, what you really, really want," but they sound completely British on that one.Originally Posted by Margaret