Sunny's slurred vocal stands out, though – low-key, effortless and oozing Joey Ramone-style cool.
It should be added, urgently, that Jeremiah's behavior rarely slumps to douchebag grade, at least according to standards prevailing in the MTV community; indeed, the lad is often at odds with his peers, on account of his vocal stands in favor of such arcane principles as reason and treating humans with a modicum of respect.
As film musicals became more pop-based, there was less work for a vocal stand-in like Nixon.
It's just that the vocal stand-ins, who played a much bigger role in creating a character, were never credited and were largely kept secret.
Years ago, the secret got out and Nixon became kind of a byword for behind-the-scenes vocal stand-ins, of the type that is used less today.
Mr Fischer, who founded and leads the respected Budapest Festival Orchestra, has taken an increasingly vocal stand against his country's far-right tendencies, often speaking at events in support of Roma and other minorities.
When Rita Moreno's vocal stand-in, Betty Wand, was out sick one day, Nixon was asked to change her voice enough to sing her part of the Tonight harmonies – to distinguish from her voice also subbing for Wood.
She later took a vocal stand against the USA PATRIOT Act (2001) and other perceived threats to academic freedom, both as a scholar and in her position as chair of the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure of the American Association of University Professors (1999 2005).
Carpenter was 20 years older than Forster, a socialist and free thinker, who took a vocal stand on issues from feminism to vivisection to "homogenic love" – his term for being gay.
After inserting her soprano to help Marilyn Monroe reach the high notes in Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend and lending her voice for stars such as Janet Leigh and Margaret O'Brien, she got a call to do all of Kerr's singing in the musical The King and I when the star's regular vocal stand-in died unexpectedly.
Now the bitterness and resentment that employees on the Time Warner side have toward their sister division at AOL are straining the company's ability to cooperate -- which, after all, was the promise of the merger -- and the restive executives throughout the company have become a vocal stand-in for the company's unhappy shareholders.
