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Triumph – Lay It On The Line – Rik Emmett – Isolated Vocals – Analysis and Singing Lesson

Kent Tamplin

Ken Tamplin, Professional Vocal coach

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Updated on September 22, 2021

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    • “Lay It On The Line” was a modest hit in the US but enjoyed much more success in Canada helping Triumph earn their first Juno award nomination the year it was released.

    What other Canadian bands can you think of that flew more under the radar without enjoying the same level of success in the US? Let me know in the comments!

    Rik Emmett is just an amazingly talented singer and guitar player and as we look at his isolated vocals we’ll see how he masterfully connects his chest and head voice to get more range.

    I’ll explain how we can get up that high while still maintaining control and power and what we can do to be able to replicate this kind of a sound night after night.

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