Bands With Two Lead Vocalists

manny wrote:

The Mark III and IV line up of Deep Purple had both Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale trading lead vocals back and forth.

The Beatles and KISS were both unique because their entire band was capable of singing leads

I'm a huge Deep Purple fan, but I wasn't all that into the two lead vocals of this line up. Kiss, The Beatles and others pulled it off. Maybe the thing with Deep Purple was that it had always been one vocalist and having two just seemed strange.

DallasBlack wrote:

Forgot Biohazard and Mutha's Day Out (still think it sucks they never had more than one album).

If you're interested in what at least a couple members of Mutha's Day Out are doing now check out Rwake.

Marshall Tucker band use to have two

Anyone mention ZZ Top? Dusty's been known to take the lead every now and then, doesn't he?
I'm not as well versed in ZZ Top as I could be, but I heard 'Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers' today which made me think of them.

I know this thread is a bit old, but couldn't believe Muthas Day Out had fans other then me out there, what a trip, lets not forget they were the featured band playing in the night club during the night club scene on the movie Mortal Kombat, that tripped me out as well, playing What You See, which I think they had an edited version of that song on the MK Sndtrk, one of the original rap metal bands, who did it right, and didn't sound like everyone else, among others I loved before that genre was permanently diluted and destroyed were Stuck Mojo, Dog Eat Dog, Downset, Manhole, bands of that Ilk, anyway, thought i'd throw my 2 in.

I was listening to an Ace Frehley's solo CD - in car -
Dancing with Danger - Insaine - only good songs - maybe Acorn
But he had another guy singing songs too - sadder / romantic -
at least his new solo CD's have him alone -
Ted Nugent did that - another guy would sing songs - squeeky voiced
I thought it took away from the power of the band - doing that.

Early Kreator
The Distillers (on the debut LP)
and at a push Black Sabbath (Bill sang one song on Technical Ecstasy)