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Title: Honeys/American Spring vocals- who's who Post by: Amy B. on November 11, 2006, 09:25:16 AM With that American Spring thread there, I was wondering if anyone can provide info on which voice is which in the Honeys and American Spring. I only have the songs on the Pet Productions CD- He's a Doll, Tonight You Belong to Me, Fallin' in Love, etc.
I assume that the main voice is usually Ginger's. Even though I've heard Marilyn on some BBs songs I have trouble distinguishing her voice in the Honeys. Do Diane and Marilyn have similar voices? Title: Re: Honeys/American Spring vocals- who's who Post by: Amy B. on November 12, 2006, 11:46:41 AM I kind of had a feeling that this wouldn't get any responses. I guess it's not something that's generally known or discussed.
Title: Re: Honeys/American Spring vocals- who's who Post by: endofposts on November 12, 2006, 01:27:33 PM Amy, the two sisters do sound a great deal alike. I've never seen a breakdown of who sings what, and I haven't listened to my Spring collection lately. I'd recommend listening to "Let's Put Our Hearts Together" on "Love You" to get a good example of Marilyn's voice, since that's her alone, then listen to Spring. I think Marilyn's voice is a bit lighter than Diane's, and slightly higher.
Title: Re: Honeys/American Spring vocals- who's who Post by: Andrew G. Doe on November 13, 2006, 05:23:24 AM Spring vocals as follows;
All tracks are Marilyn leads except - Everybody - Diane Sweet Mountain - both As regards the Honeys, the best example of a Ginger lead is "The One You Can't Have" Title: Re: Honeys/American Spring vocals- who's who Post by: Amy B. on November 13, 2006, 01:36:34 PM Ah, thanks for the answer!
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