Usage of "lead vocal"

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Member of a band who sings the main solo vocal portions of a song.

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Usage of lead vocal in English

Uncle Grover's lead vocal was "Cool Water," by Sons of the Pioneers. 
 Love is a mix tape: life and loss, one song at a time 

The lead vocal lends a vibrant feel to production that makes for a fresh spin. 
 Reuters 

They're a little rusty but sparkle the moment they step in unison or croon out a lead vocal. 
 Reuters 

Lead vocal in the middle by Katie Kim, exquisite singer from Waterford, Ireland. 
 The Guardian 

When Hadfield's on the ground, he covers bass and lead vocals. 
 Wired 

McKagan has swapped his bass for a guitar, and takes on the lead vocals. 
 Reuters 

I played all the guitars and did the lead vocals. 
 The South African 

Ocasek was the main songwriter, sang lead vocals on many songs and played rhythm guitar. 
 Reuters 

For the next key-change, Leslie was on lead vocals. 
 The Guardian 

The slightly off-beat nature of the guitar accompaniment creates an interesting background to the lead vocals. 
 Independent.ie 

Sade would record her lead vocals in a separate vocal booth with a really amazing sound microphone. 
 Ebony 

Before the World Was Made I share lead vocals on this short esoteric poem with Katie Kim. 
 The Guardian 

But no Muppet is as impressive as the new Muppet they've got to sing the lead vocals. 
 The Guardian 

Harris sang lead vocals on several Temptations hits, including Papa Was a Rollin' Stone, Take a Look Around and Masterpiece. 
 Ebony 

Upbeat talks with Janet Jennings, one of NZ's leading vocal and choral composers, about the new work and its inspiration. 
 Radio NZ 

He discovered that Harrison was an equal partner in the early days, at least in terms of sharing lead vocals onstage. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of lead vocal in English