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6 July 2016
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I found this really good clip of While My Guitar Gently Weeps played on a Korean Gayageum. It’s pretty amazing and check out some of her other videos including COme Together below
Pivotal Moments in Beatles History No.118: Yoko helps herself to one of George's digestives.
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Ahhh yes, I’m a bit of a fan of her stuff. Her Gayageum Gently Weeps is amazing.
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26 January 2017
Offline I just found a very nice instrumental cover of I’ll Follow The Sun
"The pump don't work cause the vandals took the handles!"
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"We could ride and surf together while our love would grow"
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Offline One of my Facebook friends shared this and it was too good to not repost
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14 May 2015
Offline Here’s a couple of ordinary guys, non-famous (as far as I know) doing a nice rendition of Eight Days A Week in a subway station:
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Offline Twins who front a band called Blac Rabbit, @Pineapple Records. While not exactly famous, nor are they exactly unknown. That video went viral when they posted it on Facebook. Necko posted another video of them doing Beatles on the subway, while I’m pretty sure a song or two from their debut EP (released last December) was posted in the “What Are Listening to…” thread.
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14 May 2015
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Twins who front a band called Blac Rabbit, @Pineapple Records. While not exactly famous, nor are they exactly unknown. That video went viral when they posted it on Facebook. Necko posted another video of them doing Beatles on the subway, while I’m pretty sure a song or two from their debut EP (released last December) was posted in the “What Are Listening to…” thread.
Ah cool, good to know. Thanks.
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14 May 2015
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These two guys are performers in the subways of New York City. They are pretty damn good. The name of their group is Blac Rabbit. Here they are doing All My Loving and Love Me Do .
These guys are good, thanks to Ron Nasty for connecting my post with Necko’s. It’s amusing what these guys say after they play “All My Loving ” and are about to play “Love Me Do ” —
“”We’ve got one more for you guys, and then you can return to your quiet, Beatles-less subway rides home…”
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15 February 2015
Offline Ron Nasty said
Twins who front a band called Blac Rabbit, @Pineapple Records. While not exactly famous, nor are they exactly unknown. That video went viral when they posted it on Facebook. Necko posted another video of them doing Beatles on the subway, while I’m pretty sure a song or two from their debut EP (released last December) was posted in the “What Are Listening to…” thread.
Yes, that was I. It was pretty good.
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I was tryin to post a new cover but when I click on the video icon, I get an error that says iframes are disallowed. What in Paul’s name is an iframe?!
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Anyway, were it a single, Nowhere Else (the other new song) would probably be the a-side, while this interesting cover would probably be the b…
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Audacious version from 1968, taking the lyric from third person to first: “I’m Eleanor Rigby …”:
Paul sent Jerry Wexler an acetate of this a few weeks before it the single release suggesting it might be a good song for Aretha. It was:
From 1972, her version rolls around the “Many times I’ve been alone and many times I’ve cried…” as a gospel call:
Bonus tracks:
A 1970 bossa nova outtake not realesed until 2007.
A storming live version of Eleanor Rigby from 1971 recorded for her Fillmore West live album:
RIP Aretha Louise Franklin (25 March 1942-16 August 2018)
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10 November 2010
Offline The Grip Weeds doing The Inner Light . I like it because they stay true to the original while putting their own spin on it. I also like it because The Inner Light must be one of the least-covered Beatles songs.
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10.06pm
6 May 2018
Online Two covers of Paul McCartney ‘s song ‘I Don’t Know’ from his album ‘Egypt Station’:
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The love you take is equal to the love you make
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17 December 2012
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Offline I got a good chuckle for this parody:
The music itself is also really good too, which is why I’m putting it in this thread and not another one.
GO RINGO!
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6.17pm
1 January 2017
Offline Just stumbled across the first release by The Hot Chocolate Band on Apple in 1970, a wonderful reggae version of Give Peace A Chance . John liked this cover too and gave them the permission to release it:
Hard to believe that these are the same guys who did You Sexy Thing six years on from this!
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