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๐ป Other Recordings Of The Originals!
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๐ป Other Recordings Of The Originals!
(9 comments) Hello Everyone:
๐ถ Over the years, I am hearing more of my oldies being reinvented and being played again on various media - radio, YouTube and so on...
Has anyone else noticed the same thing? ๐ค
Happy Sunday,
Nicole ๐
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One that comes to mind is one that was a bit surreal:
I heard a Muzak version of Robin Trower's Too Rolling Stoned in a local grocery store... It was 'Muzakified', not the original version, but I was so surprised I got a little light-headed and had to just stop and soak it in for a moment.
...Call me narrowminded, but the first thing I thought was, "A song from Bridge of Sighs on the Muzak!?!?...Never thought I'd hear that".
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Hello Nicole, Happy Monday! ๐
Last year, Deep Purple (one of my favorite bands ever), released their album, Turning To Crime. It is made up of covers of old songs picked by each member of the band.
- 7 and 7 Is - Love
- Rockinโ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu - Huey โPianoโ Smith (Johnny Riverโs cover was a 60โs hit, of course)
- Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green tribute
- Jenny Take a Ride - Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
- Watching the River Flow - Bob Dylan
- Let the Good Times Roll - Ray Charles & Quincy Jones
- Dixie Chicken - Little Feat
- Shapes of Things - The Yardbirds
- The Battle of New Orleans - Lonnie Donegan / Johnny Horton
- Lucifer - Bob Seger System
- White Room - Cream
- Caught in the Act - instrumental medley of various tunes
You might also check out the topic โGreat Covers Of Your Favorite Songsโ. Itโs a topic that has been running for several years now, and we still post to it. Lots of good stuff there, including new covers as well as old ones.
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Bruce just released a new album on which he covers:
Only The Strong Survive: Jerry Butler. 1969
Nightshift: Commodores 1985
Do I Love You (Indeed I Do): Frank Wilson. 1965
The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore: Frankie Valli 1965. Walker Brothers 1966
Turn Back The Hands Of Time: Tyrone Davis 1970
When She Was My Girl: Four Tops 1981
Hey Western Union Man: Jerry Butler 1968
I Wish It Would Rain: Temptations 1967
Don't Play That Song: Ben E King 1962
7 Rooms Of Gloom: Four Tops 1967
What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted: Jimmy Ruffin 1966
Someday We'll Be Together: Supremes 1969
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(1 comment) LET'S DO IT AGAIN
Released: 1975
Artist: The Staple Singers
Album: Let's Do It Again
Genre: R&B/Soul
OTHER RECORDINGS
George Benson 1988
BWB 2002
FILM
Release Date: October 11, 1975
Comedy/Crime
Distributed By: Warner Bros. Pictures
I just luv the Staple Singers. Anyone else?
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Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
-------> Staple Singers - I'll Take You There (Official Audio) - YouTube
๐ ...and the Movie - Let's Do It Again -- is a good comedy.
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