Can anyone actually sing like Jon or play guitar like Richie
 

To cover a Bon Jovi Songs must be a nightmare, musically they are so advanced, and I cant see many males being able to sing like Jon can.
A Bon Jovi song is incredibly hard to play and sing. Anyone else agree?
Any one in these message boards who could do their music justice?

I have a few cd's of tribute bands playing Bj songs.....erm...no, basicly.

hey man, i have a band, sometimes we cover bj songs, but not the hits, some easy songs like two story town, mystery train, wanted dead or alive and... i myself play guitar and i should play just like richie, its so hard to play like him, on this way i understand how a great guitarist he is!!! 8)

I've seen a few tribute bands to Bon Jovi that claim to be very similar, and at times I almost feel embarrassed for them.
I think Bon Jovi are a unique band, no one could be like them.

Actually... I can sing like Jon and play guitar like Richie.

In my dreams.

:lol:

So can I... I wish! :lol:

I can sing somewhat like Jon (but of course you can tell the difference)..

Although, I think I sing more like Richie. I'd rather sing like Jon and play guitar like Richie, but either way is fine since they both rock at both!

I can sing like Tico! Does that count for anything??

Take Care,
Norm

last year i could sing like jon pretty dang good.....thats when i started to get called shaun bon jovi......but my voice keeps gettin a little deeper so its not as good as it used to be but its still ok

I started to look Bon Jovi stuff up after an old member of my band said my voice was sounding pretty much like Jon´s. It actually did. But my voice changed as I improved singing... a cannot do some things I used to. But I can do other things.

Yes, Jon´s voice is peculiar. Not everybody can sing like him. But after all I´ve been listening to the past years I got used to the high notes. You know... in Livin´ On A Prayer they sing with falsetto voice at the end of the song when the tone goes up. I couldn´t reach that when I started out. I mean... I could, actually... but it sounded very bad. Now I do it without having to use falsetto. It´s just a matter of time and practice :wink: