What happened to Luke Wade?
He battled spinal meningitis and suffered a severe heat stroke that led to brain damage and amnesia. Both illnesses could have been life-threatening. To add insult to injury, a paintball accident left him blind in one eye. Nevertheless, like a phoenix, he rose… then he started writing songs.
Where is Luke Wade from?
Dublin, Texas, United States
Luke Wade/Place of birth
Luke Wade describes himself as a pop singer/songwriter with strong Americana influences. Born in the small rural town of Dublin, Texas (home of Dr Pepper), he is the youngest of four born to Texas artists, Bob Stuth-Wade and Wanda Wade.
Who is Luke the voice?
Luke Kennedy is an Australian performer best known for placing second on the second season of The Voice (Australia). He has also toured internationally with the Ten Tenors and performed the title role in Jesus Christ Superstar in six different productions around Australia.
Who is Argules?
A music producer and TikTok user named ARGULES has flipped “The Wellerman” into a thumping dance track, and it’s actually a banger. The young beatmaker managed to encapsulate the singalong nature of the viral Scottish ditty and bottle it in an electronic jam, which he has dubbed an “electro-shanty.”
Who has the deepest voice on TikTok?
Luke Taylor
Delco teenager Luke Taylor lends his deep voice to the sea shanty craze blasting through TikTok. There is a large and loyal following of sea shanty enthusiasts in the depths of TikTok. One of the top trendsetters in so-called “ShantyTok” is a deep-voiced Delaware County teenager.
Who is the Wellerman bass?
Luke Taylor, a Garnet Valley High graduate, has more than 920,000 followers on the video-sharing social media platform. He’s known for adding bass lines to other singers’ shanties, a form known as “dueting.” His videos have gained more than 9.5 million likes.
Who is Luke the voice on TikTok?
Luke Taylor joined TikTok as a lark, to pass the time during quarantine. Now, the Garnet Valley High graduate is lending his basso profundo voice to the country’s latest craze.
What does tonguing mean in whaling?
Whaling was a brutal business. ‘Tonguing’ refers to the tonguers, men who would cut up the whales on shore; they also often acted as intepreters with Māori communities, who also worked as part of the whaling crews.
Who is the baritone Wellerman?
Is the Wellerman real?
The song is believed to have been written in New Zealand around 1860–1870. While its authorship is unknown, it may have been written by a pirate or shore whaler and may have served as a “cutting-in shanty” that whalers would sing as they slaughtered a whale.
What is Whaler mean?
: a person who hunts for whales. : a ship that is used for hunting whales.