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GREAT COVERS OF YOUR FAVORITE SONGS
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GREAT COVERS OF YOUR FAVORITE SONGS
For many an original song that they love cannot and will not ever be duplicated by a cover, but there are many songs that have been done equally (debatebly) well by others..
So do you have favorites?
What are your favorite covers of favorite songs?
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Something even a little more stunning . . .
Diamonds and Rust - cover by Judas Priest (wow!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIC7KQPDuDc
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power of living the moment, emotional attachment.
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Chris Isaak also had a nice cover version of Solitary Man by Neil Diamond.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLur2fHn3JI
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IMO, there are maybe a handful of bands that could ever attempt to cover Deep Purple, especially MkII with Ian Gillan. Metallica is one of those bands, and here are a couple of really good ones!
Smoke on the Water (I like the way that they revved it up and gave it the Metallica treatment).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8Hw6kj4G_o&t=0s&list=PLT89KwNLUEaPBoj9XMYwVYI6kPp-KsHbl&index=6
When a Blind Man Cries (from the album ReMachined, A Tribute to Deep Purple Machine Head)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jFVEZGoSyw&list=PLT89KwNLUEaPBoj9XMYwVYI6kPp-KsHbl&index=6
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@jm2422 wrote:
Love your picks, but try these 2: Bonnie Raitt's version of ":Runaway", Great tune but absolutely slays Johnny Rivers version...scary. Annie Lennox doing Talking Heads "Take Me to the River". Killer!! The woman can flat out sing!!!
These covers are not only well done, they redefine them in new way.
Runaway - the original Del Shannon version was early 60's rock and a classic for the period, Bonnie Raitt gives it a more R&B sound. Yeah, she kills it!
Take Me to the River - the original Al Green was a soul classic, Talking Heads went alternative, and Annie more pop-rock flavor. All versions are very different.
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I recently watched a replay of the John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert (Dec 2015) on AXS-TV. One of the most amazing performances that evening was this cover of Watching the Wheels by Aloe Blacc.
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@l483260l wrote:
I REALLY LIKE SINEAD O'CONNOR'S COVER OF IT.
I consider her the original. It was a tremendous performance.
I love Chris Cornell. I will never forget seeing him perform solo. Amazing voice. So sad that he is gone.
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There is no possible way in this world that I would or could ever forget Prince. This is a great covers topic and the reason for giving the covers the credit. And speaking of covers, here is a Prince cover that just knocks me over every time I see it
Given the tremendously talented guitarists on that stage, this is just amazing.
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@nyadrn wrote:There is no possible way in this world that I would or could ever forget Prince. This is a great covers topic and the reason for giving the covers the credit. And speaking of covers, here is a Prince cover that just knocks me over every time I see it
Given the tremendously talented guitarists on that stage, this is just amazing.
Yes, I think Prince had that one covered pretty well!!
Comments mentioned that Prince was mad about being left off of Rolling Stone's Top 100 Guitarists list (talk about oversight!!) and decided to let his guitar do the talking!
Dhani Harrison looks so much like his dad.
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@MaVolta wrote:
@nyadrn wrote:There is no possible way in this world that I would or could ever forget Prince. This is a great covers topic and the reason for giving the covers the credit. And speaking of covers, here is a Prince cover that just knocks me over every time I see it
Given the tremendously talented guitarists on that stage, this is just amazing.
Yes, I think Prince had that one covered pretty well!!
Comments mentioned that Prince was mad about being left off of Rolling Stone's Top 100 Guitarists list (talk about oversight!!) and decided to let his guitar do the talking!
Dhani Harrison looks so much like his dad.
Wow. That was a big oversight. He was a one man show!! and yes Dhani sure does. Wonder what he is doing these days?
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I just found this cool cover of All Along the Watchtower. Played by Czech guitarist Lukás Halfar, while riding a skateboard through the city.
https://www.facebook.com/lukazhalfar/videos/10212266365556164/
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@Ciricewrote:I just found this cool cover of All Along the Watchtower. Played by Czech guitarist Lukás Halfar, while riding a skateboard through the city.
https://www.facebook.com/lukazhalfar/videos/10212266365556164/
That's amazing! Funny that people in the background hardly notice him.
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@MaVoltawrote:
@Ciricewrote:I just found this cool cover of All Along the Watchtower. Played by Czech guitarist Lukás Halfar, while riding a skateboard through the city.
https://www.facebook.com/lukazhalfar/videos/10212266365556164/
That's amazing! Funny that people in the background hardly notice him.
I was thinking the same thing!
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