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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Feb 2007
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I get asked from time to time after I just get over a cold how the heck do I manage to clear my voice and sing when my range is being limited form left over crud from a cold.
Heres a secret I learned while working in Vegas for 6 years as an opening act for major name acts when the Show absolutely must go on.
Simple...HOT water, Lemon Juice < from a fresh lemon , and some honey. It will strip the crud off your vocal cords in a snap!!
It's a nice to know..I have even used it on what I call Union Voice.. /< That's a voice that only wants to sing at night and is not so good in the morning.. Anyway it works for me!!
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