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Frank Sinatra -

Curiously, based on voice range, to include Frank Sinatra, aka "The Voice," would be a stretch. Sinatra had a 2-octave range like most of us.

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Jeff Buckley -

Jeff Buckley's hauntingly beautiful 4-octave voice and emotive singing style left an indelible mark on alternative rock before his untimely departure.

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Christina Aguilera -

She might not be breaking world records, but her 4-octave range has made her one of the greatest vocalists of her generation.

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Rob Halford -

Known as the "Metal God," his 4-octave range and piercing falsetto have defined Judas Priest's iconic sound.

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Tina Turner -

Her 4-octave voice, responsible for her rock and soul hits, makes her one of the most electrifying artists in history.

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Florence Welch -

Florence Welch's 4-octave range is the heart and soul of her Machine, making for songs that are very anthem-like.

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Chris Cornell -

As the dynamic front man of Soundgarden and Audioslave, his 4-octave range was the driving force behind some of rock's most iconic songs.

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Björk -

With a 4- to 5-octave range she has taken her genre-defying music to vast 'Emotional Landscapes.'

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Prince -

The late artist, and man of many monikers, had a 5-octave range, 'kissing' some unforgettable high notes.

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Marvin Gaye -

Over to 'Let's Get It On' and Marvin Gaye's likewise 5-octave range.

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James Brown -

The "Godfather of Soul" is another late male artist with a 5-octave rage.

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Steven Tyler -

If you consider Aerosmith's hits, the fact that their front man boasts a 5-octave is no surprise.

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Ariana Grande -

With her impressive 5-octave range, she has risen to pop stardom, enchanting audiences worldwide with her powerful voice and dynamic performances.

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Paul McCartney -

The music legend's voice spans 5 octaves, from rock anthems to tender ballads.

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Celine Dion -

She is known for her incredible 5-octave vocal range that uniquely shaped soulful and timeless ballads.

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Roy Orbison -

The velvety 5-octave voice is famous for masterpieces like 'Pretty Woman' and 'Only the Lonely.'

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Whitney Houston -

Her legendary 5-octave range and powerful performances defined a generation.

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Mariah Carey -

The "Songbird Supreme" has a 5-octave range, including her iconic whistle voice trademark.

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Captain Beefheart -

A name with less star power, but Captain Beefheart's eccentric genius shone through his 5-octave range, shining a light on avant-garde and rock music's evolution.

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Yma Sumac -

If this name also doesn't mean much to you, just know that the Peruvian songbird effortlessly navigated the Andean peaks and Amazonian depths in her music with her 5-octave vocal range.

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Axl Rose -

Axl Rose's iconic register of 6 octaves added a distinctive edge to Guns N' Roses' songs, both high and low.

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Grimes -

Known for her ethereal and experimental soundscapes, her 6-octave range pushes creative musical boundaries.

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Adam Lopez -

This rising star has a distinctive and rare 6-octave vocal range, showcasing the versatility that sets him apart from the crowd.

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Dimash Kudaibergen -

Dimash Kudaibergen's mesmerizing 6-octave range has garnered international acclaim, and a dedicated fan base.

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Cedric Bixler-Zavala -

Front man for The Mars Volta, Cedric Bixler-Zavala's 6-octave range defied conventions in Mexican-rooted progressive rock.

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Mike Patton -

The Faith No More front man has also got a set of lungs, backed up by a 6-octave range in various eclectic music projects.

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Minnie Riperton -

Her 7-octave range is responsible for the timeless classic 'Lovin' You.'

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Diamanda Galás -

The Greek underground star has an astounding 8-octave range, with haunting vocal expression.

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Georgia Brown -

Getting into world record territory with this Brazilian singer, who has the widest female vocal range between 8 and 9 octaves.

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Tim Storms -

Topping the list with his 10-octave range, Tim Storms finds himself in the Guinness World Records. From seismic lows to ethereal highs, he is the world's widest voice.

Sources: (Concert Hotels) (Rolling Stone) (Guinness World Records)

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