Garrinchas---Dog
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How dare youBarcon said:Can't stand Urethra Franklin.
S+Gs is the better version tho
How dare youBarcon said:Can't stand Urethra Franklin.
With all respect, NONSENSE!jimharri said:Er; no. Why would I? Franklin has a fantastic voice, but the song is synonymous with S&G and it just doesn't sound ''right'' hearing someone else singing it. Very, very few cover versions are as good as the original, especially when the original is a classic like ''Bridge Over Troubled Water''. It's like listening to anyone other than Franklin singing RESPECT. Or listening to the Will Young/Gareth Gates version of ''The Long and Winding Road''. Just wrong. Sorry, but it's what I believe.Bigga said:What the fook??
Are you serious????
Nah, you're joshing me...
Each to their own.prairiemoon said:With all respect, NONSENSE!jimharri said:Er; no. Why would I? Franklin has a fantastic voice, but the song is synonymous with S&G and it just doesn't sound ''right'' hearing someone else singing it. Very, very few cover versions are as good as the original, especially when the original is a classic like ''Bridge Over Troubled Water''. It's like listening to anyone other than Franklin singing RESPECT. Or listening to the Will Young/Gareth Gates version of ''The Long and Winding Road''. Just wrong. Sorry, but it's what I believe.Bigga said:What the fook??
Are you serious????
Nah, you're joshing me...
Aretha's arraignment is almost unrecognizable from the original, which is only a couple of white guys ripping off gospel anyway.
Bigga said:jimharri said:Er; no. Why would I? Franklin has a fantastic voice, but the song is synonymous with S&G and it just doesn't sound ''right'' hearing someone else singing it. Very, very few cover versions are as good as the original, especially when the original is a classic like ''Bridge Over Troubled Water''. It's like listening to anyone other than Franklin singing RESPECT. Or listening to the Will Young/Gareth Gates version of ''The Long and Winding Road''. Just wrong. Sorry, but it's what I believe.Bigga said:What the fook??
Are you serious????
Nah, you're joshing me...
Mm, interesting.
I think AR takes it beyond S&G's original sight and makes it a spiritual journey with much more meaning to it.
But, fair enough...
Garrinchas---Dog said:Hard to spilt both versions of this song
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPuIoVOEx1I&feature=related[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgAFcvIw8J4[/youtube]
I know Al has the voice of an angel,but the Bee Gees original is a greatLavinda Past said:Clean your ears out garrincha... Al Green is the voice of God. The greatest singer EVER.
BOTW... Simon & Garfunkel - Perfection.
Garrinchas---Dog said:I know Al has the voice of an angel,but the Bee Gees original is a greatLavinda Past said:Clean your ears out garrincha... Al Green is the voice of God. The greatest singer EVER.
BOTW... Simon & Garfunkel - Perfection.
song,it had to be for Al to do a cover of it.
BTW. I see Teddy P as having the voice of god :)
Bigga said:jimharri said:Er; no. Why would I? Franklin has a fantastic voice, but the song is synonymous with S&G and it just doesn't sound ''right'' hearing someone else singing it. Very, very few cover versions are as good as the original, especially when the original is a classic like ''Bridge Over Troubled Water''. It's like listening to anyone other than Franklin singing RESPECT. Or listening to the Will Young/Gareth Gates version of ''The Long and Winding Road''. Just wrong. Sorry, but it's what I believe.Bigga said:What the fook??
Are you serious????
Nah, you're joshing me...
Mm, interesting.
I think AR takes it beyond S&G's original sight and makes it a spiritual journey with much more meaning to it.
But, fair enough...
The Scarlet Pimpernel said:Bigga said:jimharri said:Er; no. Why would I? Franklin has a fantastic voice, but the song is synonymous with S&G and it just doesn't sound ''right'' hearing someone else singing it. Very, very few cover versions are as good as the original, especially when the original is a classic like ''Bridge Over Troubled Water''. It's like listening to anyone other than Franklin singing RESPECT. Or listening to the Will Young/Gareth Gates version of ''The Long and Winding Road''. Just wrong. Sorry, but it's what I believe.
Mm, interesting.
I think AR takes it beyond S&G's original sight and makes it a spiritual journey with much more meaning to it.
But, fair enough...
You must have thought it was close to ask the question though.......S&G for me too although I love Franklin.