Name a band with two lead singers

[sidewinder500]

Chicago

[sidewinder500]

Crosby Stills Nash
Crosby Stills Nash & Young
Buffalo Springfield
Four Tops
Temptations
Bee Gees
Humble Pie (initially at least)
The Turtles
The Byrds
The Hollies
Traffic
Grand Funk Railroad

[mfmman]

2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:

CypSIdders said:

Proclaimers

How would you know?

There's actually three of them, but they operate a 'Claudio Ranieri' style squad rotation system


See also; Cheeky Girls

[Legacywr]

Earth Wind and Fire.

[aparna]

The Xx
Kings of convenience
Paul Simon
Pentangle
Beatles

[prand]

SpudLink said:

Fleetwood Mac? During their most successful period I would say Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie were joint lead singers.

Then I'd say that FM had three leads (maybe four when Peter Green sang the songs, five if you also count Jeremy Spencer, six counting Bob Welch!). Lindsey Buckingham was "pretty good", not just at guitar and songwriting, but singing, especially duetting with Stevie Nicks. How about his vocal from Go your Own Way? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buyUcqMCb5k

Anyway - my choice: can you say that Kasabian has/had two lead singers? Tom and Serge seemed to share the role when they played live, before Tom "retired" and now Serge is going to take over full lead singer duties.

Edited by prand on Tuesday 8th June 20:46

[Nico Adie]

Crowded House
Hüsker Dü
Fugazi
Mission of Burma
Alice in Chains
QOTSA when they were good

Edited by Nico Adie on Wednesday 9th June 12:05

[CubanPete]

The Flying Pickets

[franki68]

St winifreds school choir

[Rod200SX]

Until recently, Atreyu. Drummer was cleans and separate vocalist for the shouty stuff.

[Legacywr]

Darts

[S100HP]

Nobody mentioned Linkin Park yet?

Well they only have one now, but still....

[zetec]

prand said:

Then I'd say that FM had three leads (maybe four when Peter Green sang the songs, five if you also count Jeremy Spencer, six counting Bob Welch!). Lindsey Buckingham was "pretty good", not just at guitar and songwriting, but singing, especially duetting with Stevie Nicks. How about his vocal from Go your Own Way? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buyUcqMCb5k

Much prefer this performanceof Go Your Own Way

https://youtu.be/qNM6IuA87eM

If I remember rightly, it was performed not long after Stevie and Lindsay split up. Some of the looks thrown across the stage are daggers!

[prand]

zetec said:

Much prefer this performanceof Go Your Own Way

https://youtu.be/qNM6IuA87eM

If I remember rightly, it was performed not long after Stevie and Lindsay split up. Some of the looks thrown across the stage are daggers!

Absolutely brilliant, Lyndsey Buckingham always seems like a broken musical genius suffering from PTSD from being with both Stevie Nicks, and in Fleetwood Mac (Edit - of course Stevie Nicks and the rest of the band also seem traumatised by their time together!).

I guess this concert was about 20 years after their split in the 70's, but those sideways glances still say a lot!

Edited by prand on Wednesday 9th June 21:33

[Drooles]

Do The Traveling Wilburys count? 5 lead singers for the first album

[cherryowen]

craigjm said:

Deep Purple

Nope, I'm not having that.

Gillan was always lead vocals and front man.

[67Dino]

Not answering the question exactly, but once heard Westlife described as “Like Wham but with fIve Andrew Ridgeleys”…

[Pastor Of Muppets]

Status Quo had 3 at one point, Rossi, Parfitt, Lancaster.

[yellowjack]

67Dino said:

Not answering the question exactly, but once heard Westlife described as “Like Wham but with fIve Andrew Ridgeleys”…

[offspring86]

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