Piper and the Planets electrify with their rendition of the classic hit “Gimme Some Lovin” originally by the Spencer Davis Group. This fresh interpretation infuses the track with a bluesy intro, tremolo vibes, and a sultry vocal delivery that brings a contemporary edge to the beloved song. Their approach offers a dynamic blend of nostalgia … Read more
Aguon and Breen bring new life to Chicago’s iconic track “25 or 6 to 4” with their latest cover. This rendition offers a refreshing opportunity to revisit the classic while incorporating a bluesy and energetic twist. The duo’s interpretation stays true to the original’s spirit but infuses it with their unique style, making it a … Read more
Martha and the Muffins, a band celebrated for their innovation since bursting onto Toronto’s early punk/new wave/art pop scene in 1977, have taken on the Buffalo Springfield classic “For What It’s Worth” in a rendition that infuses the track with a fresh, atmospheric depth. Opening with a percussive pulse that sets a moody tone, their … Read more
Following last weeks post, here’s some more songs that were made (more) famous second time around… Neil Diamond – Red Red Wine Klaatu- Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft Bruce Springsteen – Blinded By The Light George Benson – The Greatest Love Of All The Leaves – Hey Joe Betty Hutton – It’s Oh So Quiet Bonnie Tyler … Read more
Here’s a fascinating collection of songs that were made famous later by other artists… Randy & The Rainbows – Denise Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club – Video Killed The Radio Star Robert Hazard – Girls Just Want To Have Fun Tommy James & The Shondells – I Think We’re Alone Now World Party – … Read more