Greg Allman's interpretation of an old Jackson Browne tune
There is a great video of them singing These Days together live on stage (3:10)
Gregg Allman & Jackson Browne Segment
I’m collecting every version of it (All along the Watchtower) I come across. Some are epic, all are great.That was the next one I intended to post. One of my favorites.
Not rock, but I have loved Robert Palmer's cover of Toots and the Maytals' Pressure Drop since the first time I heard it.
Biggest cover artist has to be Elvis Presley. I'll bet I could name 8-10 covers. "Hound Dog" was not his first. He started his career with a cover of his very first song. "That Alright Mama" was a cover. It was written and originally performed by blues singer Arthur Crudup and recorded in 1946. His cover of "Hound Dog" was a cover of "Big Mama" Thornton's rendition which was written specifically for her.I love seeing others cover rock hits and one of the best covers of the classic song In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly is by Sina and friends.
I respectfully disagree--check out 1:12 of this videoThat was a Tom Rush song first, iirc.
Sorry about the intro. I don't watch these rigged talent shows but this one popped up on my FB Watch and I really enjoyed her version of the song. I guess Mark thinks that I should be watching them...
@MSGRET And if talent shows don't count, I have no problem with that...again, I was really taken aback by her take on the song.
Love this Ian & Sylvia version of the Gordon Lightfoot super classic:
Biggest cover artist has to be Elvis Presley. I'll bet I could name 8-10 covers. "Hound Dog" was not his first. He started his career with a cover of his very first song. "That Alright Mama" was a cover. It was written and originally performed by blues singer Arthur Crudup and recorded in 1946. His cover of "Hound Dog" was a cover of "Big Mama" Thornton's rendition which was written specifically for her.
HOUND DOG - WILLIE MAE 'BIG MAMA' THORNTON (1953) on Peacock 78 RPM original version
how bout a Buddy Holly cover??