Lol Jack, oh yes I love that Manson song..
Great to see the man back in music these days after the long quiet spell... interesting individual ain't he?
Great to see the man back in music these days after the long quiet spell... interesting individual ain't he?
jazz covers
"Mercy, Mercy,Mercy" - Eric Marienthal
"Never Can Say Goodbye" - Lee Ritenour / Bob James
"Just My Imagination" - Euge Groove
>>Lineup said
>>- Dolly Parton one of my special favourites, nowadays
>>... I did have ro rethink & rediscover this woman
>>... she can sing, really!
>>... she has got that special thing about her
>>... that makes her shine on stage
yeah... both of them 😉
"Mercy, Mercy,Mercy" - Eric Marienthal
"Never Can Say Goodbye" - Lee Ritenour / Bob James
"Just My Imagination" - Euge Groove
>>Lineup said
>>- Dolly Parton one of my special favourites, nowadays
>>... I did have ro rethink & rediscover this woman
>>... she can sing, really!
>>... she has got that special thing about her
>>... that makes her shine on stage
yeah... both of them 😉
Original by Pink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTlWqW6fSYc
Covered by... I won't tell you, it's too good:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqNcyFNMfLM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTlWqW6fSYc
Covered by... I won't tell you, it's too good:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqNcyFNMfLM
Where the heck did THAT come from?!?!?!?!DSP_Geek said:Original by Pink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTlWqW6fSYc
Covered by... I won't tell you, it's too good:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqNcyFNMfLM
This was almost as surreal as Johny Cash covering Hurt.
dfdye said:Where the heck did THAT come from?!?!?!?!
This was almost as surreal as Johny Cash covering Hurt.
Heh heh heh. The artist could be Pink's *grandmother*. Gotta love staying power (and she's still pretty hot, too).
I'm not sure.. does this count as a cover? Maybe it's two covers?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTCYLbFxTpI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTCYLbFxTpI
Quite nice.TomWaits said:
I have to mention, though, since I saw your user name, that Norah Jones did a Tom Waits song at the concert I took my wife to a few months ago. I must admit that I didn't recognize it, but it was super nice.
I always love it when people do covers that they truly make their own.
dfdye said:...Norah Jones did a Tom Waits song at the concert I took my wife to a few months ago. I must admit that I didn't recognize it, but it was super nice.
I think she is playing The Long Way Home . TW made a contribution to the Big Bad Love soundtrack with this track a few years ago. Jones recorded this on one of her records.
Personally I think it would be more interesting to hear her play 16 Shells From a Thirty-Ought Six.😉
Shawn.
Although it's not really covers, are you guys into mashups? (aka bootlegs, bastard pop...)
In france one of the radios plays some regularly, it's really an interesting kind of music.
I really like the whole album of Kraftwerk mashups available here
http://www.mashup-industries.com/
That one is great 🙂
http://www.mi-tracks.com/artists/kraftwerk/02-Divide_&_Kreate-Ein_radioaktiver_Schatz.mp3
In france one of the radios plays some regularly, it's really an interesting kind of music.
I really like the whole album of Kraftwerk mashups available here
http://www.mashup-industries.com/
That one is great 🙂
http://www.mi-tracks.com/artists/kraftwerk/02-Divide_&_Kreate-Ein_radioaktiver_Schatz.mp3
Bricolo said:Although it's not really covers, are you guys into mashups?
The Kleptones have done some really nice hiphop versions of Queen and The Flaming Lips that I have on regular rotation. The sound quality isn't the best, but the music is great. Also, the infamous Grey Album is one of my all time favorites in that genera. Then again, I have liked most of what Danger Mouse had done long before that, so I am sure I am pretty biased.
As for Norah Jones, I think you are right: Long Way Home had to have been the song, and it is on her second album, now that I have had time to look it up. The melody and words are definitely the same, but I swear no song ever sounds the same as Tom Waits singing, no matter how similar the original and the cover.
Re: Re: Good songwriter, crook singer
I don't think you can claim that none of the many Dylan covers are any good. Out of the famous ones I think most are reasonable and the following are pretty much as good or even better:
The Byrds - Mr Tambourine Man (not quite as good as Dylan's version, but not bad, too polished pop psychedelia for me, but Dylan's is a little too hollow).
Johnny Cash - It Ain't Me Babe (as good as Dylan, a different sound I prefer Cash's voice but I don't like the arrangement as much)
Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower (far better than Dylan, outstrips the Dylan track in every possible way)
Joan Baez - Blowing In The Wind (as good as Dylan, much better voice)
jh6you said:Only Bob Dylan can sing his songs. No others. Few songs in the following album maybe ...
JH
I don't think you can claim that none of the many Dylan covers are any good. Out of the famous ones I think most are reasonable and the following are pretty much as good or even better:
The Byrds - Mr Tambourine Man (not quite as good as Dylan's version, but not bad, too polished pop psychedelia for me, but Dylan's is a little too hollow).
Johnny Cash - It Ain't Me Babe (as good as Dylan, a different sound I prefer Cash's voice but I don't like the arrangement as much)
Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower (far better than Dylan, outstrips the Dylan track in every possible way)
Joan Baez - Blowing In The Wind (as good as Dylan, much better voice)
Ever heard Gus Black's cover of Paranoid? (from Black Sabbath)
I just love it, so calm, so smooth. Almost recognizable.
It seems that you can listen to it on this website, click on the link on the right side (gus black paranoid) and start the player on the left
http://www.media-maniac.com/php/musique/recherche/musique-gus black.htm
I just love it, so calm, so smooth. Almost recognizable.
It seems that you can listen to it on this website, click on the link on the right side (gus black paranoid) and start the player on the left
http://www.media-maniac.com/php/musique/recherche/musique-gus black.htm
Re: Re: Re: Good songwriter, crook singer
Hell yeah. He made it HIS.
>HyperlogiK< said:
Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower (far better than Dylan, outstrips the Dylan track in every possible way)
Hell yeah. He made it HIS.
Re: Re: Re: Heavenly Music by Hendrix!
Hey that looks like a fun record! he did a cool cover of Ca Plane Pour Moi, with fuzz bass 🙂
ssmith said:
Has anyone heard Richard Thompson's live cover of 'Oops I Did It Again' -- fantastic stuff. It's on 1,000 Years of Popular Music
There is also a great cover of Abba's "Money money money".... very funny and a little edgy.
Hey that looks like a fun record! he did a cool cover of Ca Plane Pour Moi, with fuzz bass 🙂
Comfortably Numb.
Fans may be rather upset with this:
London Philharmonic Orchestra, covering Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd.
PF's version occasionally gives you goosebumps, the orchestral version brings a tear to the eye.
Fans may be rather upset with this:
London Philharmonic Orchestra, covering Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd.
PF's version occasionally gives you goosebumps, the orchestral version brings a tear to the eye.
dj_oatmeal said:Fiona Apple - Across the Universe - Sorry Mr Lennon
in this case I prefer the one from Rufus Wainwright
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