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jack action said:Wasn't really impressed with this cover and I was sure something more impressive could have been done with harps. They did:
I used their Iron Man for this.
jack action said:Wasn't really impressed with this cover and I was sure something more impressive could have been done with harps. They did:
Hornbein said:
Shawn Lane plays Let It Be.
A great song by Prince coming up here, and a cover of it.pinball1970 said:I hated prince when he came out. Everything I detested about the 80s in one artist.
Spoonful was written by bass viol player Willie Dixon. Howling Wolf is hard to beat. The Doors made a good effort with Back Door Man. Here's Captain Beefheart using his Howling Wolf voice.geordief said:Also Cream did a version of Spoonful that was originally (if he was the actual original) by Howling Wolf and completely changed it ,for better or worse.
Hornbein said:Alyona Yarushina covering Big Brother And The Holding Company covering Erma Franklin's Piece Of My Heart.
I never noticed how good Dave Getz's drum part is.
Here's Erma. Man those backup singers are good.
There are many covers of this. It's a favorite of those idol TV shows.
Even Steve Tyler gave it a shot.
People forget how small time the rock scene was. When Big Brother and Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd played in my hometown it was in clubs that seated maybe a hundred people. I saw Little Feat as a member of an audience of three. That circuit has passed away.
bryantcl said:Cover: No Quarter, by Tool
Original: by Led Zeppelin
pinball1970 said:
Vey nice. Of course the one that rattles around my head is from Peter Paul and Marypinball1970 said:Does he do it justice?
hutchphd said:Vey nice. Of course the one that rattles around my head is from Peter Paul and Mary
Celebration of ordinary people was the foundation of the folk music scene. Guitarist Tommy Emmanuel is still like that.hutchphd said:Noel Paul Stuckey lived a few miles from me in Blue Hill, Maine and was a really active member of the community. A good friend and bookstore manager entertained Mary Travers for a reading and reported Travers to be remarkably friendly and unpretentious.
Small world. It is nice when your icons do not turn out to have feet of clay
That speech is by Charlie Chaplin shortly before his exile. It was in The Great Dictator.TonyStewart said:One of the greatest musicians in harmony that no one could cover.
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