Top Ten Greatest Male Baritones
Gianluca Ginoble is one of a kind. He has many attributes, making him the only one deserving of the title Number One Greatest Male Baritone. His voice, whether singing or speaking, is amazing and simply melts your heart. He sings from the depths of his soul, with perfect pitch, and can perform with or without accompaniment with such passion that it takes your breath away and brings tears to your eyes.
He draws people in with his natural charm, exquisite good looks, and unfailing kindness to all who come into contact with him. Gianluca, along with Ignazio Boschetto and Piero Barone, evokes such emotion that it is hard to believe. He can stand alone anywhere, whether with his stage presence or with his fans, demonstrating his love and respect for everyone.
He is nearly perfect, with his magnificent baritone voice that holds you spellbound. He is the best of the best.
His silken, velvety baritone can bring you to tears one moment, then get you to your feet dancing the next! He is also a very humble, gentle man with a beautiful, generous heart. He founded the Find Your Light Foundation to help enrich the lives of young people through arts, education, and cultural awareness.
His personal experience and belief that the arts in children's and young adults' lives help shape and change them for the better, combined with the sobering reality that these exact programs are being cut from our schools and society at a drastic rate, make him more attuned than ever to the need for this focus.
Undoubtedly number one. Not only the voice and breath control, but he had a unique ability to understand a song, make it come to life, and make it his own.
That voice. I just melt. Just beautiful. A voice that builds a protective wall around me whenever I listen to him. I adore this gentleman. Pleased Ol' Blue Eyes made your top two!
Incomparable. The best vocal actor of all time.
He was very special. He had "IT." He should have made it big time as an actor in top-rated American movies and shows. He had the talent, voice, good looks, movement, and admiration of many around the world.
Elvis completes the sound with his gospel roots. He made it popular with his soulful gospel/blues background. No one else did that in popular music, making it unique.
Despite his death, he will still live on as a music legend and a talented man.
Anyone who likes an awesome baritone but hasn't heard Carlos Marin is missing an incredible treat. Find Il Divo on YouTube if you want a quick listen. As a group, these guys are the best. As individuals, their voices are full of emotion and perfection. Highly recommend you give Carlos a listen soon! SANDRA
Carlos blows me away when he rears back and sings out with that magnificent voice. I love him in the Il Divo group. His ever-present smile, sometimes in the middle of a note, directed at the audience, particularly the ladies, is captivating. He has made me an opera fan as well as a fan of the crossover tunes Il Divo sings. Fantastic!
Piero has such a rich and full voice, and his voice comes from deep within him. Every song he sings is beautiful and powerful. He is absolutely an awesome singer, and I could listen to him, song after song. He is getting even better, and he just turned 20!
Beautiful, powerful, raw voice. Surpasses all others on this list with ease.
Eddie has a great passionate voice. He should be higher up!
Beautiful, emotional, meaningful voice.
The most beautiful lyric baritone of the last 50 years, spanning from baroque music to modern composers. He is a fantastic, intelligent actor and a very handsome man. The best Don Giovanni of his time and truly great in all his other roles, from Ulisse to Billy Budd.
A specialist in Mozart, he perfectly interprets songs from Schubert to "songs his father taught him." He taught me to love the songs of Ralph Vaughan Williams as well as songs from his home in the North of England. Sir Thomas can sing operettas and musicals with the same high quality as opera, which is rather unusual for an opera singer and shows his talent and versatility.
When he first came over to the UK at the age of 22, his exceptional baritone voice, along with his good looks, stunned many people. Although not operatically trained, his voice is a pure gift, and he sings with such sensitivity and emotion.
His earlier work, particularly his own compositions, shows a penetrating observation and keen insight into human nature, which he expresses poetically in his lyrics. He has touched so many. His recent work is more experimental and multilayered, using political and other events as a springboard to convey something deeper. He uses his voice in a different way.
This is the guy. His vocals have evolved a lot. Listen to Cemetery Gates, Cowboys from Hell, 5 Minutes Alone, I'm Broken, Floods, Great Southern Trendkill, A New Level, Domination, Medicine Man, and Primal Concrete Sledge. Phil is my favorite metal vocalist. If you don't listen to metal, Pantera will get you there.
One of the greatest baritones ever. I grew up in the 60s, so I'm a big Jim Morrison fan too. Crosby just made singing seem so effortless.
Yeah! I mean, just listen to the range of things he expressed. From "Shadowplay" to "Dead Souls" to "Transmission," notice how his voice keeps up with the band even at the heaviest moments. Incredible, really.