I have an amazing song list that I've done in different bands: starting 1950's to late 1960's and early 1970's. Just so you know, I had and Oldies band while stationed in Roto, Spain called THE DECADES. We did all three decades and even had costume changes to work with each era. We played all the base and town clubs and they loved it.
Think about it and if interested, contact me via Freepmail. While we are all politically motivated, I've learned thru my old age it's time to rock again.
Plus, I'm considering buying a new Roland electronic drum kit. I had one back some years ago and it was good with earphones on if I didn't want to disturb the wife or neighbors in the evening. However, if we really want to play, I will buy a bigger amp. There is NO problem with the neighbors as long as we cool it by 10:00pm.
All are welcomed and input for later music is good. I love the 80's and early 90's one hit wonders and can get most of their vocalizations down.
BTTT
Think Cream's "Sunshine of Your Love". It starts in a low baritone and then modulates up into tenor/alto. Then again, many Oldies don't have men singing soprano unless like Frankie Valle of the Four Seasons who actually sang in falsetto. Just letting you know that when I practice, my range is perfect for most Oldies. Did falsetto with a couple of Buddy Holly's songs in my bands and he actually had a range that most people don't realize.
If you're looking for 80's hair band vocalizations, they were mostly in the upper register. However, with practice, I can actually sing, "Little Child of Mine". It's a reach, but I've done it.
Question: are you Ok playing old Metallica songs and who buys the booze while rehearsing?
I play a mean Kazoo!
Sounds like a lot of fun. Wish you luck in finding some like-minded folks close to you.