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#8

Lots of Matt Sharp’s contributions to Weezer. Often in a falsetto but mixed well on records so it wasn’t overbearing

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#10

It’s Think by Aretha innit

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#11

Or I Say A Little Prayer, which is basically 90% BVs?

#12

in the chorus maybe? not as a whole?

I just love the punctuation of the BVs in Think mixed with their actual contribution to the lyrics. “Jus’a Child!” So fucking joyous

#13

The Band in general, m9.

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#14

Young Americans with Luther Vandross on backing vocals.

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#15

Near Wild Heaven was the first thing I thought of when I saw the thread title

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#16

Or Satellite of Love with Bowie on backing vocals

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#17

These Days <3

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#19

Yeah the interplay between the backing and lead really makes this a truly great song rather than a really good one for me.

#20

If we’re talking Graceland, I’d say Diamonds on the Soles of her Shoes or I Know What I Know. Backing vocals in those are stunning.

#21

Yeah, both of those are incredible and probably better than Call Me Al, but surely not as much fun to sing along to.

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#22

‘Belong’, although, come to think of it, Mike Mills vocals are actually the chorus.

#23

First thing that comes to mind for me is Alice in Chains:

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#24

Any excuse to post this:

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#25

Has anyone seen 20 Feet From Stardom? Has a great bit with Merry Clayton who did Gimme Shelter. I think she was 6 months pregnant at the time.

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