same song, different artists

HA, not quite. I just don't believe, especially in rock, a perfect voice is required. Now some have great voice and it's terrific, Aretha Franklin comes to mind. I know, it's soul, but ayway, humor me.

Now others, like Dylan, Neil Young even Jeff Tweedy, don't need perfect voices to be tremednous. That's all I was saying. A better voice doesn't mean a song is better.

The Vaselines were cool and that girl can't sing at all.

 

That talentless fuck Fred Durst covering anything is bad. I still can't get over the fact he had Kurt Cobian's face tattooed on his body. One can only imagine the low opinion Kurt Cobain would have had of Limp Bizkit and nu metal in general.

 

Yes! We dwivin im ma cawww..
I tuwn on the wadio....
I pulll you a wittle cwosow...
you say no...
You say you dond wike it....
I know youw a wiaw
'cause when we kiss....heheheheh (no idea how to put that Fudd laugh in print)
FIAW!

 

Never heard it. Going to have to put that on the to-do list

 

Further On (Up the Road) - Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash
Johnny 99 - Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash
Highway Patrolman - Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash


and in the concert bootleg category:
I Want You - Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen
Then (S)he Kissed Me - The Crystals, Bruce Springsteen

 

Stone Free, a covers album for Jimi Hendrix tunes

A sample:

-- Living Colour "Crosstown Traffic"
-- The Cure "Purple Haze"
-- Seal w/Jeff Beck "Manic Depression"
-- Paul Rodgers w/Slash "I Don't Live Today"

 

Live and Let Die - Wings, Guns N Roses

 

Seal kicks some surprising ass on that song.

Living Colour also covers Jimi's "Burning of The Midnight Lamp". Vernon Reid is a shit hot axe guy.

 

Hazy Shade of Winter - Simon&Garfunkle, The Bangles

 

Thank you...been way too long since I heard that.

 

If you'd rather watch Elmer himself sing it, go here:
http://www.superlaugh.com/1/fudd.htm

Or to watch a great version of Bruce doing it acoustic