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The page for The Cranberries quotes its singer as saying, in an interview with Paste magazine, that Peter Harvey's yodelling was an influence for her vocal style. I'd never heard of Harvey prior to reading this, but I've removed the wikilink to this page as I found it fairly implausible that a baritone would yodel (I'm going to take a guess that she was mis-heard and she actually said "PJ Harvey") - I'm hoping that editors who are familiar with Peter Harvey's vocal style can clear this up. ~dom Kaos~ (talk) 13:47, 16 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]
