
David Cook and little bro’ Andrew Cook, their voices intertwining, perform the National Anthem before the Kansas City Chiefs home opener this afternoon.
As usual, Livehead rules! Heh.
Video after the JUMP
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David Cook and little bro’ Andrew Cook, their voices intertwining, perform the National Anthem before the Kansas City Chiefs home opener this afternoon.
As usual, Livehead rules! Heh.
Video after the JUMP
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I still don’t believe it. I went back and watched it several times after seeing this quote and I still think David stayed on the high parts (except on “that our flag was still there” in which David kept with the melody). The only reasons I have for this are a) I know David’s voice, I listen to it everyday on repeat (but I’m sure alot of you can say that) and 2) Andrew’s mouth on “ramparts” is open a little wider to let out that low note. And I can’t explain why that makes sense to me but it does. Now back to real life where trivial things such as this don’t matter. Dammit Cookie!
This is the first time I have responded to any blog, but I felt compeled to do so. Please go to Andew Cooks web site and listen to the brothers’ National anthem duet. There is no backround distraction, just their voices. It is very obvious who sings which parts. You will find the versitility of davids voice as usual, beautiful registry with the ability to change his vocals to both bass and tenor without struggle. While Andrew has to be credited for his vocals also, there is not doubt which brother has the better talent. Andrew has a lot to learn and a good teacher to learn from. Some of the comments that I’ve been reading have just be so critical and knit picky of David Cook. And also rediculous. Just enjoy David for his talent ( maybe not always perfect, so what! Not a whole lot of rock stars are, could you imagine Mick Jagger or Stephen Tyler singing the NA?!! )and also the person he is, a charasmatic “rocker” who has caught the attention of many people of all ages. DH