September 15, 20241 yr Best version ever. Petty was absolutely seething underneath. 10 days after 9/11.
September 16, 20241 yr Author On 9/14/2024 at 7:15 PM, jimmyjazz said: Best version ever. Petty was absolutely seething underneath. 10 days after 9/11. Damn. Thanks for posting. Goosebumps in the beginner and a tear in the end.
September 18, 20241 yr On 9/16/2024 at 1:47 PM, stc said: also, who is that on bass? never seen that guy play with them before. That's Howie Epstein, who was (physically and in other ways) just a shadow of his former self by 2001, when that tribute concert occurred. I had to look pretty close myself at the video to satisfy myself that it was him. Howie died less than 2 years later.
September 18, 20241 yr weird, i considered it could be him but i've never seen him without the jew fro. heroin, man.
September 23, 20241 yr Best version ever. Petty was absolutely seething underneath. 10 days after 9/11. This is outstanding. And it reaffirms my assertion that Mike Campbell has never wasted a single note his entire career.
September 23, 20241 yr Today I learned Torn was written an originally released in Danish. Explains the non-rhyming format.
October 4, 20241 yr More dudes with fros. I just learned that George Harrison gave My Sweet Lord to Billy Preston to record. Billy’s version is great, but the live version with Buddy Miles is over the top.
October 24, 20241 yr On 4/11/2018 at 12:43 AM, davidg said: Don't really know if you can consider these better but they are fantastic for what they are. I dig these cats a lot. I appreciate the shit out of musicians who can turn a song into a completely different genre without ruining it. These guys fucking kick ass.
November 7, 20241 yr So I'm sitting on the couch the other night watching movies with my 4 and 3 year old girls. I'm half ass-checked out and playing on my phone. We're watching 'Sing'. I'm listening and I hear this voice and am thinking to myself "man, I've heard this beautiful opera song before". Then I sit up and finally start paying attention and basically say out loud "Holy shit!!! That's Golden Slumbers!!!!" Jennifer Hudson took this one to her house and put it in the hall closet.
January 7Jan 7 I saw Midlake in a small Houston club around 2007. Was with a big group that was mostly interested in staying near the bar during the opener, so I decided to go up front. This tiny girl with big red nerdy glasses walks on stage and proceeds to blow my mind for 45 minutes. Never seen anything like her and I'll always remember that moment. I'm glad Annie Clark made it big, truly deserving and an amazing talent. I always come back to this great cover. Edited January 7Jan 7 by Hank Kingsley
January 7Jan 7 I celebrate all things Annie Clark. Unfortunately, part of that celebration is muted by the fact that (a) I'm married and (b) Annie would prefer my wife.
January 7Jan 7 I’m still furious about C3’s biggest ACL scheduling fuckup ever, 3 years ago when they put St. Vincent and Erykah Badu on at the same time. How does that even happen?
January 7Jan 7 3 minutes ago, Bozo_Casanova said: I’m still furious about C3’s biggest ACL scheduling fuckup ever, 3 years ago when they put St. Vincent and Erykah Badu on at the same time. How does that even happen? I was dating a girl that wanted to go see Beck rather than see Alison Krauss/Robert Plant. She didn’t make it to wife material and that was kind of the tipping point. Edited January 7Jan 7 by Trey3216
January 7Jan 7 1 minute ago, Bozo_Casanova said: I’m still furious about C3’s biggest ACL scheduling fuckup ever, 3 years ago when they put St. Vincent and Erykah Badu on at the same time. How does that even happen? I had forgotten about that. Hey, it's a huge festival in Austin, let's put two incredibly influential female artists from Dallas in competition with each other!
January 7Jan 7 1 minute ago, jimmyjazz said: I had forgotten about that. Hey, it's a huge festival in Austin, let's put two incredibly influential female artists from Dallas in competition with each other! Booker: Great news! we’ve got two of the three most famous and influential musicians from the same high school, which also happens to be the premier performing arts high school in our state! C3 Scheduler: awesome! Let’s put them on at the same time!
January 7Jan 7 The Calexico original is one of my favorites but Allison's voice and these harmonies make this better IMHO.
January 7Jan 7 2 hours ago, Trey3216 said: Alison Krauss/Robert Plant Their cover of can’t let go is outstanding
January 7Jan 7 2 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said: Their cover of can’t let go is outstanding I think their cover of 'Killin' the Blues' is pure magic. Alison's angelic voice mixed with the harmonies of Plant that show why he was the quintessential rock god. Just absolutely incredible. Edited January 7Jan 7 by Trey3216
January 7Jan 7 It doesn't get much better than Plant and Patty Griffin doing "Going To California" at the Continental Club with a bunch of bitchass tech and finance bros talking over them. Fuckers.
January 25Jan 25 Last night our band opened up for Nether Hour at The Continental Club in Houston. Anyone here seen them? They reside in Austin. Goddamn, they are fucking great. We had no business being on the same stage as them. Just found this killer cover.
January 26Jan 26 On 1/6/2025 at 6:44 PM, TexasHooch said: OK, this is a bit of a cheat because it's Sara's song, but holy shit Rufus! My God, that is beautiful. Rufus and Sara FTW.
January 26Jan 26 This is also a great cover. Just about anything Plant and Krauss do together is stellar.
January 26Jan 26 Damn Robert's voice sounds fantastic. I wonder how many of those guys still think "holy shit I'm in a band with Robert Plant!". EDIT: see, for instance, the smile on the bass player's face at 1:40. Edited January 26Jan 26 by jimmyjazz
January 26Jan 26 2 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said: Damn Robert's voice sounds fantastic. I wonder how many of those guys still think "holy shit I'm in a band with Robert Plant!". EDIT: see, for instance, the smile on the bass player's face at 1:40. The bass player is grinning for most of the video. Love to see that type of joy on a player's face.
January 26Jan 26 9 minutes ago, boilerhorn said: The bass player is grinning for most of the video. Love to see that type of joy on a player's face. Oh absolutely, but that moment I pointed out where he's looking over at the drummer seems to have a true Cheshire Cat vibe to it, like they're getting away with something.
January 27Jan 27 Great version of a cool song. Also of note: - female background singer in the thumbnail is gorgeous (main reason I clicked it tbh) and has a sexy as hell voice - brunette fan on camera at about :29 and :37 is smoking hot and knows the words so she must be cool. She needed way more air time
January 31Jan 31 The Bangles' "Hazy Shade of Winter" is better than Simon & Garfunkel's. Also: They are all better looking, today and back then, than Paul & Art were in their prime.
January 31Jan 31 6 hours ago, Davis Lane said: Metallica's version of "Am I Evil?" is better than Diamonhead's original. Diamondhead's 2020 re-recording of it is better than Metallica's.
February 1Feb 1 17 hours ago, Rimbo said: Metallica's version of "Am I Evil?" is better than Diamonhead's original. Diamondhead's 2020 re-recording of it is better than Metallica's.
February 6Feb 6 Been listening to this Huntertones for a while (I'll put some in the jazz thread). But this cover of a song that the original annoyed me is solid.
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