Aκουγοντας το Tainted Love από μια jazz and '80s συλλογή, μεταφέρθηκα στην εκδοχή του Μanson, μετά στο οriginal και τέλος στων DM.
Μου αρέσει παρα πολύ να ακούω αγαπημένα μου κομμάτια διασκευασμένα, αρκεί αυτή η διασκευή να μη τα
Ξεκινώ αυτό το νήμα με την προοπτική του να ακούσω κι άλλες διασκευες που μπορεί να μην τις έχω εντοπίσει αλλά και για να μοιραστώ με τους μουσικόφιλους του φόρουμ αυτές που έχω βρει εγώ και μ'αρέσουν
Σημείωση: επειδή κάποια τραγούδια έχουν διασκευαστεί μέχρι και πάνω από 200 φορές (1000αδες κάποια), παρακαλώ να διαλέγετε ποιές εκδοχές σας αρέσουν καλύτερα και να ανεβάζετε το πολύ
5. Όποιος θέλει και μπορεί/γνωρίζει, ας αναφέρεται γραπτώς στις υπόλοιπες
Eπίσης, αποφύγετε το spam. Δεν είναι διαγωνισμός γνώσεων ούτε κερδίζει καποιος κάτι αν postάρει όοολες τις διασκευες που ξέρει γρήγορα-γρήγορα. Μην κάνετε απανωτά posts χωρίς να έχει απαντησει κανείς άλλος γιατί το thread θα ανεβαίνει κάθε τρεις και λίγο στα "Τελευταια μη Αναγνωσμένα Θέματα" και ίσως κουράσει κόσμο
Αν δεν έχει απαντήσει άλλο μέλος μετά από εσάς, αφήστε ένα κενό 3+ ωρών ή ακόμα καλύτερα μιας μέρας πριν ξαναποστάρετε
Έκανα κι ένα γρήγορο search στο Google, παραθέτω λινκ από αρθράκι για τα Cover Songs (στα ελληνικά)
http://www.musicheaven.gr/html/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2389When The Levee BreaksMan Against the River: -original version-
Led Zeppelin:
A Perfect Circle:
Tori Amos:
""When the Levee Breaks" is a blues song written and first recorded by husband and wife Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie in 1929. The song is in reaction to the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.
It was re-worked by English rock group Led Zeppelin as the last song on their fourth album, released in 1971. The lyrics in Led Zeppelin's version, credited to Memphis Minnie and the individual members of Led Zeppelin, were partially based on the original recording. Many other artists have also recorded versions of the song or played it live.
The original "When the Levee Breaks" was recorded by the blues musical duo Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie. In the first half of 1927, the Great Mississippi Flood ravaged the state of Mississippi and surrounding areas. It destroyed many homes and ravaged the agricultural economy of the Mississippi Basin. Many people were forced to flee to the cities of the Midwest in search of work, contributing to the "Great Migration" of African Americans in the first half of the 20th century. During the flood and the years after it subsided, it became the subject of numerous Delta blues songs, including "When the Levee Breaks", hence the lyrics, "I works on the levee, mama both night and day, I works so hard, to keep the water away" and "I's a mean old levee, cause me to weep and moan, gonna leave my baby, and my happy home". The song focused mainly on when more than 13,000 residents in and near Greenville, Mississippi evacuated to a nearby, unaffected levee for its shelter at high ground. The tumult that would have been caused if this and other levees had broken was the song's underlying theme.
"Καλλιτέχνες που το έχουν διασκευάσει: Led Zeppelin, Judge, W.A.S.P., John Campbell, Kristin Hersh, Killdozer, Magic Slim, Great White, A Perfect Circle, Bob Dylan, Stream of Passion, Buckwheat Zydeco, Gov't Mule, Tori Amos, Alison Krauss, Bonerama, Down, Jeff Buckley.
When the Levee Breaks
(Led Zeppelin version)
If it keeps on raining levee's going to break
If it keeps on raining levee's going to break
When the levee breaks have no place to stay
Mean old levee taught me to weep and moan
Mean old levee taught me to weep and moan
Got what it takes to make a Mountain Man leave his home
Oh, well; oh, well; oh, well.
Don't it make you feel bad?
When you're trying to find your way home you don't know which way to go?
When you're going down south and there's no work to do
And you're going on to Chicago
Crying won't help you, praying won't do you no good
Crying won't help you, praying won't do you no good
When the levee breaks, mama, you got to go
All last night sat on the levee and moaned
All last night sat on the levee and moaned
Thinking about my baby and my happy home
Going - going to Chicago
Going to Chicago Sorry, but I can't take you
Going down - going down, now
Going down - going down, now
Going down
Going down
Going down
Going down
