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Lacks the vulnerability of Lennonās original which was actually aimed at Paul McCartney.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics Iāve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I donāt even realise they exist.
Cover versions better than the original on 11:25 - Jun 6 by GlasgowBlue
Lacks the vulnerability of Lennonās original which was actually aimed at Paul McCartney.
Iāve been listening to a lot of Paul Gambaccini shows lately, He has loads of stories of Lennon and McCartney sniping at each other through their songs.
Cover versions better than the original on 11:27 - Jun 6 by BelsteadCav
Iāve been listening to a lot of Paul Gambaccini shows lately, He has loads of stories of Lennon and McCartney sniping at each other through their songs.
Heās definitely worth a listen
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Iāll listen out for that. Cheers.
There is a great book by Ian Leslie called āJohn & Paul: A Love Story in Songsā. Well worth reading.
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Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics Iāve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I donāt even realise they exist.
Bowieās sax and production lifts the song above his own version which sounds like a demo in comparison.
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics Iāve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I donāt even realise they exist.
'Leonard Cohen expressed deep admiration for Jeff Buckley's haunting 1994 cover of 'Hallelujah'. He famously remarked on the sheer beauty of Buckley's rendition, going so far as to describe it as an embodiment of exactly what the song was intended to be.'
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics Iāve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I donāt even realise they exist.
Rod Stewart is a great interpreter of other people's songs
Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics Iāve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I donāt even realise they exist.
Cover versions better than the original on 12:51 - Jun 6 by WeWereZombies
'Leonard Cohen expressed deep admiration for Jeff Buckley's haunting 1994 cover of 'Hallelujah'. He famously remarked on the sheer beauty of Buckley's rendition, going so far as to describe it as an embodiment of exactly what the song was intended to be.'
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