A hodgepodge of excellent covers by independent artists, featuring new renditions of tunes by The Rolling Stones, John Prine, The Eagles and more! (47 minutes)
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A hodgepodge of excellent covers by independent artists, featuring new renditions of tunes by The Rolling Stones, John Prine, The Eagles and more! (47 minutes)
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Free download of “Angel From Montgomery” by The Nancy McKeen Bluz Machine available here: http://soundcloud.com/bluzmachine/angel-from-montgomery-acoustic
“We are all just prisoners here of our own device.” It’s one thing to change words in a cover intentionally. It’s another to record a song without looking up the correct lyrics. Irks me.
The end of “Angel From Montgomery” has a verse from the Grateful Dead’s “Sugaree” tacked on at the end. What a nice surprise and a clever twist.
Can’t always be sure if changed lyrics are accidental or intentional. there’s a Johnny Cash tribute album which has “they say I shot a man in Reno, but that was just a lie.” I hated it, but I’m assuming intentionality.
“Indie hodgepodge in my hair” – is there a shampoo for that?
Love how GYH throws in a verse from Carole King’s “Beautiful” right in the middle of Sara B’s “Beautiful Girl”. Just a lovely, melancholy, heart-wrenching rendition of this song.