Hehe, I thought it would be an interesting article to post for today. 
Below is a list of famous people with deep voices. Feel free to comment on this post if you know any others, as I have most likely missed out alot of people.
Voice Overs:
- Don LaFontaine
- Joe Cipriano
- Mark Elliot
- George DelHoyo
Famous Actors:
- Vin Diesel
- Amitabh Bachchan
- George Clooney
Famous Singers:
- Barry White
That’s all that comes to mind right now. If you know any other famous people with deep voices, please feel free to comment and I’ll add them to the list.
Does this exercise work for female??? I mean Can I get a deeper voice??? Sorry for my english.
Yes, it can work for females too.
You should add JD Sumner to list of singers or anyone with a low voice. I have never heard anyone go as low as JD sumner. When u think he has gone as low as he can go he keeps going lower and lower it unbeleivable.
and Tim Storms at 8htz.
You need to add Tom Baker to the list. Everybody can recognise his voice.
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jeremy irons, more than others i c listed above, he has an incredible voice
Hi,I would add a neverending list of deep lyric singer voices,but one of the most famous was the american bass-baritone Samuel Ramey.Also George London and Alexander Kipnis were great bass singers.
I need to ask a question:will this Mike London’s Method be useful to me?I already have a deep voice,I study Bel Canto and sing like a bass,timbered and resonant,but like everybody I have some difficulties, and I also would like to gain more deepness and resonance.
Looking forward receiving an answer soon
Thank you
Luis
Luis, thanks for the post. In regards to Mike London’s Deeper Voice program, I can only go on the positive reviews it has received by readers of this site. I have not heard anything negative about it thus far… There are a couple of real reviews from site readers here: http://deeper-voice.com/mike-londons-a-deeper-voice-right-away-ebook
Christopher Lee
Peter Steele
and the Basso Profondo singers from the Russian orthodox quier should definately be on the list.
I have a question about mike Londons course I am singing in the barritone range and I would like to be able to sing in the Bass range I know about confidence Posture and proper breathing. I was wondering wether hes course would give me an extra view semitones of lower range to be able to sing bass. I dont want to sound diferent or more confident I simpli want to go lower.
Hi everyone…
Been always told that I have a nice or rather sexy voice by women all my life…even guys at times give me compliments of the tone of my voice… I believe everyone has a gift or a talent that he/she should utilize if the opportunity is given. Thought i’d give it a shot and test the opportunities I may have available to purse a career or even a side hobby for the fun of it…and who knows, the doors might open if the grass is indeed greener on the other side.
What about James Coburn? Incredible voice. Same goes for an Aussie radio announcer called John Laws. This guy recently retired after 50 years in radio, but you can still hear him on You Tube.
James Earl Jones, the voice of Darth Vader! His resonance is astounding. If I had only half of his resonance I’d be happy.
Johnny Cash anyone?
Don’t forget the voice of Richard Sterban (Oak Ridge Boys).
so many tall kids with high voices…
and yes johnny cash has a really deep voice…
You forgot Till Lindemann Rammstein’s singer, he has one hell of a deep voice
don cornelius,melvin franklin of temptations
Lorne Greene?
Adam Rodriguez, Jonathan Togo, Carmine Giovinazzo, Eddie Cahill, Hill Harper, Shemar Moore, Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Wahlberg
No one has mentioned Michael Wincott, who always seems to play bad-guyvillains…He has such a deep, raspy voice…I wish I had his voice…
1940s and 50s movie actor Alan Ladd had one of the most beautiful resonant voices among all actors and yet he was only five and a half feet tall!!!
Josh Turner has very good depth, tone, and resonance..
you should add shahrukh khan
James earl jones famous bass
Ted cassidy (Adams family), Fred gwynn (the monsters). You can’t get deeper than that.
How about Leonard Cohen & Lou Reed, for females try Sade
One more singer to the list- Peter Murphy
How about New York City radio deejay Vaughn Harper? And to update the list of voiceovers above, how about Ted Williams?
Oh-and outside of his trademark “It is high! It is far! It is…GONE!” home run call and his “Ballgame over! Yankees win! Theeeeeeee…Yankees! WIIIN!!!” call, New York Yankees radio announcer John Sterling comes to mind, as well.
Hey im 15 i sound like Barry white and i can go lower . well it came more naturaul for me, but some tips is like put ur adams apple or if ur a female ur um..larnex i think all the way down and speak low and slow dont force it too much but force it ..yeah i know confuseing ..let it vibrate in ur chest..and read like that for like 5 10 min a day kk =D
First of all, let’s update the above list of voice-overs and include the “Golden Voice” himself, Ted Williams, and a deep-voiced female voice-over: New York City radio deejay Valerie Smaldone. Plus two more examples of New York City broadcasters with deep voices: radio deejay Vaughn Harper and Yankees radio announcer John Sterling (outside of both his “It is high! It is far! It is…GONE!!” home run call and his even-more trademark Yankee-victory announcement, “Ballgame over, Yankees win, theeee…Yankees!…WIN!!”) Oh-and the late Philadelphia Phillies announcer Harry Kalas (whose voice rose considerably [and, later, slightly] whenever the Phillies got a hit–including his signature “That ball is…OUTTA HERE!” home run call). And as for deep-voiced country singers, let’s update that list, also: Scotty McCreary (American Idol Season 10 winner).
I agree – Alan Ladd had the sexiest voice! I got hooked listening to Box 13 and had to go check him out in his movies. They’re cool, but I like him best on the radio where I can melt into that fabulous voice and let my imagination run wild. He was a great storyteller.