OT: What music is stuck in your head right now?

[rounder]

I've been listening to the song Summertime. All of the versions seem great.

Norah Jones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJOtaWyEzaI

Billy Strings and Marcus King
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RNN...&start_radio=1

Doc and Merle Watson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPpf3FLjuMs

[Toeclips]

You mean like this
Janis Joplin's version
https://youtu.be/bn5TNqjuHiU

[rounder]

Train Kept Rolling - Jimmy Page and the Yardbirds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y078n95ApA

[Toeclips]

Acoustic Jane's addiction
Jane says
https://youtu.be/gPsorSm1PpQ

[Toeclips]

Excellent version of train kept a rolling

[twowheeledtexan]

Hum, You’d Prefer an Astronaut. 90’s grunge gold.

[54ny77]

That was GREAT!

Perry Farrell's voice still strong. Band is tight!

He seems like that crazy Uncle who shows up at the family picnic, where alotta guys quietly wish they lived his life...

Not quite safe for work stage visuals...but google the 1997 Hammerstein Ballroom live show and crank up the speakers. Audio is ROCKIN'.

Originally Posted by Toeclips

Acoustic Jane's addiction
Jane says
https://youtu.be/gPsorSm1PpQ

[Irishgirl]

Starting the week in a different city...

https://music.apple.com/us/album/tum...2?i=1523358556


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[Toeclips]

Yeah the Hammerstein videos are great , I wish I had seen Jane's addiction

[rounder]

Originally Posted by Toeclips

You mean like this
Janis Joplin's version
https://youtu.be/bn5TNqjuHiU

Well, maybe not hers.

[rounder]

Jane's addiction sounded good

[bianchi10]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

lady gaga is fire. the power she puts in her singing is so impressive to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vhe...A7JCY&index=17

Agreed. I really like how she came out of her "character" she put on for the first couple years she was on the main scene. She is so talented and has incredible voice control. Fun fact from "A Star is born", she required Bradley Cooper to take vocal and guitar lessons and shoot/sing all the on stage footage live. All of which was done in front of an actual concert. She wanted it to be a pure performance for the movie.

[54ny77]

she has serious jazz chops when singing standards.

her duets with tony bennett are such a magical combo. was hoping to see them a few years ago, but alas, didn't. perhaps a pipe dream to think covid madness subsides to the point of them being able to resume touring together.

Originally Posted by bianchi10

Agreed. I really like how she came out of her "character" she put on for the first couple years she was on the main scene. She is so talented and has incredible voice control. Fun fact from "A Star is born", she required Bradley Cooper to take vocal and guitar lessons and shoot/sing all the on stage footage live. All of which was done in front of an actual concert. She wanted it to be a pure performance for the movie.

[Toeclips]

Originally Posted by rounder

Well, maybe not hers.

Lol
Tough crowd

[sjbraun]

The GRP All-Star Big Band.

I was never a big fan of the the albums put out by the label's solo artists, but one of them, pianist Dave Grusin organized a big band that out out a couple of albums in the early 80s. Check out thier album, All Blues.

Tierney Sutton- she can sing! Just a beautiful, wildly expressive voice and the arrangements she sings with her band are just right. A few I can recommend:

Introducing Tierney Sutton
After Blue- she covers Joni Mitchell tunes, taking them to new and insightful places
Paris Sessions