Rock guys don’t dance, or DO they?

Composed, written and produced by Prince, “Kiss” has been described as an, “instant party with an edge of menace”. “Kiss” became Prince’s third number-one US hit and earned him yet another Grammy. This performance, on the Ellen Show, is an embellished version of the original; extra ‘funked up’ with a tasty horn section. As a performer, Prince was known for his showmanship and charisma. Take note of his effortless attitude, relentless energy and total command of the performance.

Described as rock’s greatest ever natural talent, Prince’s singing abilities encompassed a wide range from falsetto to baritone and effortless shifts of register. Prince was also renowned as a multi-instrumentalist. Considered a guitar virtuoso and a master of drums, percussion, bass, keyboards, and synthesizer. On his first five albums, he played nearly all the instruments. In the late 1970s. Prince pioneered the Minneapolis sound, which is a subgenre of funk rock with elements of synth-pop and new wave.

Prince said it best in the lyrics of “Kiss”, “You just leave it all up to me, I’m gonna show you what it’s all about” and he sure as heck did.

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy – Where The PROOF Is In The Singing

Watch this 30 second before and after video of a student who took the course for only one year:

Want To Learn to Sing Better?

Well, you CAN! Get started today with our ‘world famous for good reasons’ How To Sing Better Than Anyone Else PRO BUNDLE vocal course and you will be well on your way to singing better than you ever thought possible!

“FINALLY….! Finally someone explains the mechanics of singing in a productive way (rocket ship pillars etc.). I’m improving by lightyears compared to what my singing was before. You get this a lot (as you should) but the course you’ve put together…MIND-BLOWING! Purchasing Kens material was a turning point in my life and the best thing that i have ever spent my $$$ on.” John Ash

Active KTVA Students in The KTVA Singers Forum: