Your favourite cover version from the most unlikely source.
- Thread starter Lord Alfred
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Have always loved "The man who sold the world " by Lulu.
The Sinful Dwarf
Midfield
Grace did a good cover of Warm Leatherette anarl.
Canny, but not as good as their version of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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Dan..Dan..Dan..Dan
Winger
Husker Du's New Day Rising by.......Robert Palmer.
It's nee Mr Tambourine Man
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It's clearly not a fact, as I and I'm sure a number of others do watch them. Not everyone's like you.
Ah, the tribute to Oderus at the end.
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It's clearly not a fact, as I and I'm sure a number of others do watch them. Not everyone's like you.
Ah, the tribute to Oderus at the end.
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Ah, I used to play footy with Serge whenever they were in the studio I worked in. Interesting version!
Speaking of covers of rap (well, R&B/rappy) songs, it would be rude not to have a bit of this...
Incidentally, that's Ariana Savalas, daughter of Telly Savalas (Kojak).
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Ace. Bookmarked for the missus.Ouch, that one's painful though. They're really struggling with those harmonies at the start.
In fairness, those harmonies are pretty f***ing hard. Fleetwood Mac were just blessed with really talented vocalists.
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the lead vocals are top and the backing vox is brilliant
Ouch, that one's painful though. They're really struggling with those harmonies at the start.
In fairness, those harmonies are pretty f***ing hard. Fleetwood Mac were just blessed with really talented vocalists.
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In the original, I agree. They're only barely hitting them and with no emotion in this cover though.
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Do you know anyone who can do betterIn the original, I agree. They're only barely hitting them and with no emotion in this cover though.
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Personally? Not in my close circle of friends, no. I once saw a band in a pub do an amazing version of Go Your Own Way though. I was very impressed. Hard to beat Fleetwood Mac for that sort of thing though.
