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Pearl Jam – Even Flow – Eddie Vedder – Isolated Vocals – Analysis and Singing Lesson

Kent Tamplin

Ken Tamplin, Professional Vocal coach

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Updated on September 28, 2021

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    • “Even Flow” was released off of Pearl Jam’s first album Ten and despite completing the album’s other songs in a few takes, it took over 50 takes to record the track.

    What other well-known songs do you know of that took an exceptionally long time to complete in the studio? Share with me in the comments!

    As we breakdown Eddie Vedder’s isolated vocals we’ll look at the moving, ebb and flow style that he used to create their unique sound.

    I’ll explain how he experimented with different harmonies along with how he sang the vocals around half tones.

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