Showing posts with label Mary J. Blige. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mary J. Blige. Show all posts

Sunday, April 20, 2014

Real Love, Regina Spektor, beatles, Cover Song, Cover, Covers, Cover Songs, Music, UnderCover, Crut, Song, Songs, Jodi watley, mary j. blige, doobie brothers, bob seger, micheal mcdonald





Real Love [Regina Spektor / Beatles]


From the vault … March 15, 2011

I love covers of obscure songs, here’s Regina Spektor covering Real Love by Jodi Watley. No … Real Love by Slaughter? Mary J. Blige? Doobie Brothers? Bob Seger? Micheal McDonald?


… Shit, who did the original then? Beatles?!? Never heard of them.




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Sunday, September 8, 2013

Got To Be Real, mary j. blige, will smith, Cheryl Lynn, the reef




Got To Be Real [ Mary J. Blige & Will Smith / Cheryl Lynn ] From the Vault … Feb. 15th, 2012 In the wake of the success of “Finding Nemo” every animation studio tried to put out some fish based movie for the nearsighted grandma to buy for their grand kids. This brought us The Reef, Shark Tale and others. Shark Tale actually had some star power behind it, but was still basically a terrible movie. On the soundtrack however was Mary J. Blige and Will Smith covering “Got To Be Real.” Interesting side note, on the original Cheryl Lynn recording, the session guitarist was none other than Ray Parker Jr. So apparently he did do something other than rip off Huey Lewis.


Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Got To Be Real

In the wake of the success of "Finding Nemo" every animation studio tried to put out some fish based movie for the nearsighted grandma to buy for their grand kids. This brought us The Reef, Shark Tale and others. Shark Tale actually had some star power behind it, but was still basically a terrible movie. On the soundtrack however  was Mary J. Blige and Will Smith covering "Got To Be Real."

Interesting side note, on the original Cheryl Lynn recording, the session guitarist was none other than Ray Parker Jr. So apparently he did do something other than rip off Huey Lewis.