What's not to like, but not that familiar with all their other stuff.
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Very cool, I have posted the original by Emry Arthur from 1927 before, here is one of Bob Dylan's fav hillbillies doing his version
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Deno wrote:
Very cool, I have posted the original by Emry Arthur from 1927 before, here is one of Bob Dylan's fav hillbillies doing his version
.Big Joe Williams recorded the original in the late 30's, one of the most covered of all songs.
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This Punk cover of the theme song to Gilligan's Island. I used to listen to the Princeton Station back in the day and they had the best music, like this. Scroll down and hit play.
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The Cramps have a studio version of this cover but I like this live version better
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That was great a bit surprised I hadn't seen it before, nope! Great stuff!
Not so long ago I mixed a tape for my truck(tape deck) had Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino, Lee Dorsey and Lloyd Price.
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Springsteen's Detroit Medley is hard to beat. Takes that old rock and roll and makes it run reaaaaal fast.
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The Yes version of Neil Diamond's "America."
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agip wrote:
Springsteen's Detroit Medley is hard to beat. Takes that old rock and roll and makes it run reaaaaal fast.
Same medley done a few years later by the Grateful Dead.
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Almost heaven, West Jamaica.
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old guy 77 wrote:
Joe Cocker's cover of Leonard Cohen's "A Bird on the Wire." I wish I knew how to post it, but I'm a ludite.
Good to know there's another kindred soul who loves the Joe Cocker stuff, so I am sure you can appreciate that these things can certainly be done 'with a little help from my friends'.
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seattle prattle wrote:
Almost heaven, West Jamaica.
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You can't have a thread about favorite covers without the Ramones. Here are two of their best -
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malmo wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
Nice voice and all, but too slow and sleepy for me. I MUCH prefer Sting's version.
"Nice voice and all."
Its official, Flagpole is now DQ from all music threads until Hell freezes over.
You realize that music is subjective, right? You also realize that there are many things other than just the singer that go into what a song sounds like, right?
Feel free to enjoy that slow and sleepy version if you want. Maybe you are using it to help you fall asleep. If so, I can see why you like it.
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Flagpole, no one has ever referred to Sting as being as one of the greatest vocalist of all time. And never will.
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malmo wrote:
Flagpole, no one has ever referred to Sting as being as one of the greatest vocalist of all time. And never will.
Where did I say he was one of the greatest vocalists of all time? Where did I say he was a better vocalist than the woman you shared a clip of? You're usually more on top of things than this. You ok?
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