Performance Techniques - Decide What Kind of Music You Should Be Singing and Stick With It

Many of you will remember Jim Nabors, who played aagainst our image of Jim. When Jim Carey does sing,
tv character named Gomer Pyle. Gomer was ahe keeps it within the confines of the character we
good-natured, simple-minded country boy whoall know and love, even if he's playing a serious
became nationally popular on the Andy Griffith Show,dramatic role.
and later on other Gomer Pyle shows.There are a few exceptions to this. Rod Stewart has
What many of his fans didn't know was that Jimachieved new fame by recording old standards.
Nabors was a terrific singer with an amazing voice,Barbara Streisand has released albums of rock music
range and quality. He released several albums whichand Italian arias. But they were already
contained beautiful renditions of songs like "Thewell-established artists before they ventured into
Impossible Dream" and "The Holy City".new genres. And they always returned to their
His albums flopped. They didn't sell, even though Jimmusical roots.
had a massive fan base as Gomer Pyle. Why did thatSo what does this have to do with you? As you
happen? What did he do wrong?develop as a singer, it's important that you begin to
Jim Nabors failed to understand that the publicfind the right genre of music (country, pop, rock,
wouldn't accept their dumb little friend, Gomer, as aetc.) that you love to sing, and do well with. As you
guy with a beautiful classical sounding voice. Theestablish a reputation, either with a band or in the
contrast was just too great. In their minds Gomerkaraoke club, remain true to your style and genre.
just wouldn't sing that way. It went against hisExperiment with different types of music at home,
established image. Imagine Jim Carey releasing anbut when you perform, maintain some consistency.
album of Italian Arias. Jim has a very nice voice, butUnderstand what the crowd likes about you and your
hearing him singing serious opera would totally gosinging, and give them more of that.