…as my late mother, who didn’t exactly rate my talents very highly, often used to say.
However my voice on radio isn’t too bad
After having smoked cigarettes for 20 years I only quit when my son, then aged 9, shamed me into it back in 2001 (NB: by the time he was 14 he had taken it up along with all his cool buddies in secondary / high school. He still uses an e-cigarette now, aged 23. Go figure.)
Anyway now, still, my dulcet tones hang down towards the alto or even baritone and to this day I sometimes get called “Mr St Maur” by pea-brained telesales nitwits who haven’t yet figured out that “Suzan” is an exclusively female name, with perhaps the exception of an occasional drag queen.
A few words from me, in audio tones
Here, now, is a bijou radio interview I did recently on the Business Brunch Show at Secklow Sounds, a radio station in Milton Keynes, England, which will give you an idea of what I do, what I sound like, and what I need to do to scrape my bass vocal tones off the floor.
Unless you want to listen to some words from the Head Honcho of our local Chamber of Commerce – much as that’s interesting locally but not for you if you’re in e.g. Philadelphia, Sacramento, Mumbai, Nairobi, Sydney or Auckland – you’ll find my bit starting from the third from the left group of lower spikes. As per the arrow.
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Thank you for listening!
Hope you found it interesting.
Thoughts