Corey Glover

Voice type: Low tenor
Vocal range: B1-D5(-B5)


Significant high notes (Falsetto)

B5 ("Preachin' Blues" live)
B♭5 ("What's Your Favourite Color? (Theme Song)", "Memories Can't Wait", "Love Rears Its Ugly Head" live Jô Soares)
A5 ("Which Way to America")
G♯5 ("Desperate People" live Time Tunnel)
G5 ("Love and Happiness")

Significant high notes (Full):

D5 ("Back in Black", "Heaven on Their Minds" live)
C5 ("Memories Can't Wait", "One", "A ? of When", "April Rain", "Heaven on Their Minds" live)
B4 ("Do You First Then Do Myself", "Auslander")
B♭4 ("Love and Happiness", "Cult of Personality", "Song Without Sin", "In Your Name")
A4 ("One", "Choices Mash Up", "Love Rears Its Ugly Head", "Holly Roller", "Sermon", "What's Your Favourite Color? (Theme Song)", "Never Satisfied", "Do You First Then Do Myself")

Significant low notes:

B1 ("Operation: Mind Control")
F♯2 ("Love Rears Its Ugly Head", "Operation: Mind Control")
A2 ("Choices Mash Up")
B♭2 ("In Bloom" live)


Fantastic singer from Living Colour, Glover has some pretty baritonish moments but his overall singing resembles a low tenor.

I'm new here and i'm glad that there's a thred for this guy.

I wouldn't call him any sort of a tenor, the quality of his highs are very baritonish, allthough he has a rock solid throat that can make these highs sound strong and raw.

But in most songs the highs (A4-Bb4...) are not sustained long notes, just short peeks that he springs up to.

I used to think of him as a high baritone (mostly because of his raspy style in "Cult of Personality") but some of his later performances reveal otherwise.

Well I can't really hear his voice as tenorish...his highs are quite heady and over G4 are quite forced...but someone could convince me that they aren't

That's kinda true, but listen to his live performances in JCS: he reminds of Carl Anderson there, hitting ligh and tenorish high notes everywhere.

I see him as a low tenor.