Hailed as 'the most powerful voice in rock' by his fans, Graham Bonnet slays when it comes to pure rock power. With his pompadour, hawaii shirts and THE voice, he is able to sing the craziest things in the highest tenor range while still regaining a masculine baritone vocal sound - This is why I'd describe him as a 'baritenor', although he certainly started out as a bright-voiced tenor singer before evolving into his iconic, deep-toned wail, having gone through loads of different music styles throughout the decades, starting out as a pop singer and evolving into a heavy metal owler. His voice is naturally EXTREMELY loud, which has been noted by many of his fellow musicians, including Barry Gibb and the members of Rainbow, and there's lots of fun stories regarding his vocal power.

Unlike the popular opinion often says, Bonnet is generally a great live vocalist in my eyes. He has had his share of worse live vocal moments too, but many of his (primarily earlier) live performances are blistering, and he still sounds amazing while singing in a suitable range! (Which remains rather superhuman)

Monitor your heart rate, the video is long and gets more and more intense towards the end; best enjoyed watched in two rounds.