Showing posts with label Rolling Stones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rolling Stones. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Angie, Stereophonics, Rolling Stones, Angie's List, schindler's list, cover song





Angie [ Stereophonics / Rolling Stones ]


I surprised this song has yet to be co-opted to promote Angie’s List. Did you know no one could pay to be on Angie’s List? Just like you couldn’t pay to be on Schindler’s list, except completely selfish.




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Sunday, July 21, 2013

Beast Of Burden, Big Head Todd And The Monsters, Rolling Stones, cover, cover song




Beast Of Burden [Big Head Todd And Monsters / Rolling Stones] From the vault … May 23rd, 2012 If you ever just wanna make out with someone for an entire afternoon, you need to have a Big Head Todd and The Monsters playlist in your iTunes library for the soundtrack. Slow jam band goodness, without getting frisky enough to want to bump uglies. Love this group. Here they are tackling the Rolling Stones’ Beast of Burden.


Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Beast of Burden

If you ever just wanna make out with some one for an entire afternoon, you need to have a Big Head Todd and The Monsters playlist in your iTunes library for the soundtrack. Slow jam band goodness, without getting firsky enough to want to bump uglies. Love this group. Here they are tackling the Rolling Stones' Beast of Burden.

 

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Gimmie Shelter

Stole this one frome Gizmodo :

"This [Rolling Stones'] Gimmie Shelter cover was made by Playing for Change—the amazing people who put together the tear-jerking cover of Stand By Me back in 2009.

Like Stand By Me and the rest of that original album, Gimme Shelter was recorded by unknown artists in a virtual worldwide street studio all around the world. It all starts with the base percussion, which is recorded first and sets the rhythm to it all, played by Greg Ellis in Hollywood. Then, the track flies all over the world, where other artists use it to play their own parts of the song.

There's Roberto Luti in Italy on steel guitar, Washboard Chaz in New Orleans adding more percussion and then Roselyn Williams fires up her amazing voice to sign Jaggers' lyrics from Kingston, Jamaica. From there, it just keeps getting better and better. At the end of the process, those parts get remixed in a central studio to make the cover you are listening to now.

Go learn more about Playing For Change's new album and how you can help their cause here."

Monday, February 14, 2011