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DoomYoshi wrote:the Kendalls do a great version of Wayfaring Stranger. It's a pretty mysterious track, since it first appeared on album 10 years ago and the elder Kendall had already been dead 10 years. It's easy enough to find on torrent sites etc. but there are no YouTube links or anything. I can't really post the original since it's a Roud indexed song and therefore predates recordings.

Yup, looks to have originated in the 19th century, so you have my pardon for not posting the original.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wayfaring_Stranger_(song)

Here's a couple of covers though:

Johnny Cash


Neil Young

Nice....

Songs from my younger days....

Reddy made the first cut...Ocean made it popular...and everyone else has sung the shit outta this song Always loved it....



Fun group effort...love the ending....



The King ;o)



This was always a fave of mine (I know...totally dating myself...lol). I remember when I was 6 and this came out in '69...my 15 year old hippy sister hadda go out and buy it and play it incessantly....great protest song against hatred and intolerance...

Original



Excellent remake...this is in my playlist ;o) LOVE Inner Circle....if you don't wanna listen to my shit, at least give this one a try

let's delve even MORE into the genius or Rick Rubin... "hmmmm... let's see... i'm making an album
with ZZ Top... they are from Houston... one of my fav underground rap songs of all time
is by a dude out of Houston... why can't ZZ Top do a cover?!! GENIUS!!!"

25 lighters on my dresser (i gotsta get paid)


and now the cover...

Gotsta get paid



they GOTSTA get paid!!!-Jésus noir

KoolBak wrote:Nice....

Songs from my younger days....



This was always a fave of mine (I know...totally dating myself...lol). I remember when I was 6 and this came out in '69...my 15 year old hippy sister hadda go out and buy it and play it incessantly....great protest song against hatred and intolerance...

I've discovered that song recently too and the Elvis version is definitely the best. I got an 8-disc set of Elvis' gospel music. At work not only do I leave Bibles in the trucks, I also leave gospel CDs in the players. The one in my truck currently has that song.

Nice!

Promised Land is my fave Elvis song ever.....

I've always liked Bad Company..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww5GXbk58R0

and when I heard this version, I also liked it..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_VsvZmIWxY

Outstanding...thanks manno...gonna go buy it ;o)

Respect:

Original, Otis Redding, 1965:



Cover, Aretha Franklin, 1967:

Simon and Garfunkel - The sound of silence



Nouela - The sound of silence

Adele is wonderful, 21 is a perfect album, and I don't care if you don't agree

Original (The Cure)

Mad World:

Original, Tears for Fears, 1983



Cover, Gary Jules

Freddy's DEAD!!! get down Mr. Mayfield...


and now FISHBONE doing what they do!!!


if fishbone were to reform the original lineup (fish and angelo are still going at it, with a a sprinkling of other members and recently made amends to their KIDNAPPED compatriot... *snicker*)... if they reformed and did ONE tour, they would make more money than they have made in their entire career. someone needs to get this done...-Jn

This Here is a song that came out a few days after the original, made superior by the lack of lyrics. As I have maintained in earlier threads, there is no music so good that it can't be ruined by shitty singers.

DoomYoshi wrote:As I have maintained in earlier threads, there is no music so good that it can't be ruined by shitty singers.

When you steal my stock lines, you should pay me a royalty.

Here's the song I originally said that about:

Blank Space by Taylor Swift was crushed by Ryan Adams... i heard him do this live and everyone in the audience laughed when he said that he was working on a cover of the entire Taylor Swift "1989" album... "oh, ryan... you soooo, crazy!!" anyway, love the originals video, because it reminds me of my psycho ex...



you listen to this song or this entire album and you truly appreciate the Taylor Swift song writing machine and how amazing the songs are that they then have her ruin with over production... this cover is amazing....



beautiful cover..-Jésus noir

I kinda love this cover of Britney Spears' "Hit me Baby One More Time", but mainly because it's a really emo Indie band kind of taking the piss out of themselves at the same time as making the poppiest of pop songs into a song that could have been written for them.

Original: Britney Spears (1998)


Cover: Travis (2003?)

There's always Children of Bodom's cover of Oops, I Did it Again

I can't tell if this a better cover song or not. I love the original, and the Hendrix version, but I just don't know if I just like the novelty at the moment.

Yes, it's called "Around".

All Around the Watchtower- Rayko/Em Vee

I wouldn't say it's better, but I really like this version of Sweet jane:

The Cowboy Junkies:



Original:

Weird one-

Sounds like it's a cover, but it's the original:

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun- Robert Hazard (1979)



Cover- Cindi Lauper- 1983:

Another Wayfaring Stranger cover.. always liked Jack White

Here's a good cover of The Flying Burrito Brother's Sin City. Not better, because how does one improve upon the classic Parsons/Hillman lineup? But still excellent, because it's Uncle Tupelo. Sin City--Uncle Tupelo

Speaking of The Flying Burrito Brothers, their version of Wild Horses is excellent. Technically, it's the original, but the Stones wrote it, I guess.

-TG

Was surprised at how good this version of The Cranberries "Zombie" was. Prefer the Cranberries video clip, chicks in gold paint, yum.

Original:

U2- With or Without You



Cover: Scala & Kolacny Brothers Choir:



But it's mainly because I love this Stanley Kubrick Tribute:

Eurythmics Sweet Dreams...by The Engagements...lead chick has a hypnotic voice...and I like the way she wiggles ;o)