RobMCFC
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We've already had the definitive version of IHITTG. Plus, who can resist that Hammond on "Hush"?
Interestingly, I didn't know this was a cover.
Interestingly, I didn't know this was a cover.
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The Bluemoon Song Cup 2024 - P220 - R2/M109 - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (Hold On To Yourself) v Wilson Pickett (Bring It On Home To Me)
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NZBlue
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I don't think there is too much doubt that Mr Blackmore will get through with this effort, unlike his previous one.
On a list of best Deep Purple songs Hush is a long way down. But you can hear them working out their sound - in particular Jon Lord's Hammond organ becoming so prominent. Up against a good version of I heard it through the Grapevine it wouldn't get close - but this is a dreadful version that totally murders a classic. Deep Purple gets my vote.
journolud
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Not familiar with the Deep Purple but great to hear the Slits again. They get my vote.
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We've already had the definitive version of IHITTG. Plus, who can resist that Hammond on "Hush"?
Interestingly, I didn't know this was a cover.
Don't think it's even the first cover of it but as you say the Hammond makes it. The original isn't at all bad for a 60s pop song and we've dodged a bullet with Kula Shaker, so all good for me.
Don't mind The Slits, or to be more precise have always had a bit of time for Viv Albertine, but this is not one of their better efforts imo.
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That Slits songs seems to be played every day on 6 Music. I'm not too keen on the vocal style, trying too hard to alter the inflection to make it more punk.
Good to hear some early Purple- NICE slice of Hammond.
Good to hear some early Purple- NICE slice of Hammond.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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You could always give it a listen........ ;-)Not familiar with the Deep Purple but great to hear the Slits again. They get my vote.
journolud
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Oh is that how this works? Knew I was going wrong somewhereYou could always give it a listen........ ;-)
RobMCFC
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I love the Kula Shaker version. For me they were the best British band of the 90s. Better singer than Blur, Oasis etc., and crucially a far better sound from the instruments.Don't think it's even the first cover of it but as you say the Hammond makes it. The original isn't at all bad for a 60s pop song and we've dodged a bullet with Kula Shaker, so all good for me.
Don't mind The Slits, or to be more precise have always had a bit of time for Viv Albertine, but this is not one of their better efforts imo.
They are already (and have been for a while) on the list of future albums to review.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Saw Kula Shaker a few weeks back at The Ritz - still a terrific watch and listen.I love the Kula Shaker version. For me they were the best British band of the 90s. Better singer than Blur, Oasis etc., and crucially a far better sound from the instruments.
They are already (and have been for a while) on the list of future albums to review.
Their latest album is pretty good........