Incredible Covers...
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Nice!
Really nice!
Funny how the strangest little things allow classic rock songs to make a comeback, like RATT with the Geico commercial, but that was a really nice cover of that song.
Well done. I wish they would have maybe emphasized the harmonies a little bit more but, well done.
Really nice!
Funny how the strangest little things allow classic rock songs to make a comeback, like RATT with the Geico commercial, but that was a really nice cover of that song.
Well done. I wish they would have maybe emphasized the harmonies a little bit more but, well done.
mazersteven
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Lets call this an "Instrumental Cover"
Great and yeah Cleveland
Sing For The Day! showcases Styx guitarist/vocalist Tommy Shaw's rousing 2016 solo turn with the Cleveland-based Contemporary Youth Orchestra, under the direction of principal conductor/founder Liza Grossman. Alongside guitarist/musical director Will Evankovich and backed by the next generation of the finest high-school-aged musicians in Ohio, Shaw also celebrates the tenth anniversary of Styx's triumphant 2006 One With Everything performance with the CYO. Here, the CYO & Chorus bring new life to many classic band and solo tracks in front of an enthusiastic audience at the intimate Waetjen Auditorium in Cleveland, including "Blue Collar Man," "Girls With Guns," "High Enough," "Too Much Time on My Hands," "Crystal Ball" (featuring the debut of its never-recorded lost verse), and most especially "Renegade," highlighted by an epic guitar/violin duel between Shaw and a noted CYO alum. "It was so much bigger and more everlasting than any of us imagined it would be," marvels Shaw - now see and hear just how magical Sing was for yourself
mazersteven
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lol Even less like a "cover" but still, very cool. Do you have this? Recommended.
Hmmm I see in googling for the above image, there's a newer concert video, may have to get this one too.
Heard this on Stern the other day.
This one hit me when I heard it and even more so now, with the recent death of my nephew.
mcad64
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This is a more full bodied version by Eddie. It's a beautiful, simple song. Warren was a wordsmith of the highest order.
So I bumped into some of her other stuff on youtube and shes pretty solid. I liked almost everything I heard that she covered.
Lyle Lovett is so frickin cool.
Love the first one they nail it especially the intro.
May be my favorite Neil Young song
mazersteven
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