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I know you'll all hate this but here is a cover of Eleanor Rigby by Australian Band Zoot in 1970. It''s fairly heavy for it's time. It was a big hit here and I actually bought the single (I was 11). The band has Rick (Jessie's Girl) Springfield on lead and Beeb Birtles (Little River Band) on bass. I actually love it!!!

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Originally posted by BarryGlibb BarryGlibb wrote:

I know you'll all hate this but here is a cover of Eleanor Rigby by Australian Band Zoot in 1970. It''s fairly heavy for it's time. It was a big hit here and I actually bought the single (I was 11). The band has Rick (Jessie's Girl) Springfield on lead and Beeb Birtles (Little River Band) on bass. I actually love it!!!

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hate it?! No way, this cover is fantastic, thanks for posting it! Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by BarryGlibb BarryGlibb wrote:

I know you'll all hate this but here is a cover of Eleanor Rigby by Australian Band Zoot in 1970. It''s fairly heavy for it's time. It was a big hit here and I actually bought the single (I was 11). The band has Rick (Jessie's Girl) Springfield on lead and Beeb Birtles (Little River Band) on bass. I actually love it!!!

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hate it?! No way, this cover is fantastic, thanks for posting it! Thumbs Up

sorry, but i don't like this version at all. where is the tragedy in the music which clearly is in the lyrics? the cover version by Vanilla Fudge is much much better


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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by BarryGlibb BarryGlibb wrote:

I know you'll all hate this but here is a cover of Eleanor Rigby by Australian Band Zoot in 1970. It''s fairly heavy for it's time. It was a big hit here and I actually bought the single (I was 11). The band has Rick (Jessie's Girl) Springfield on lead and Beeb Birtles (Little River Band) on bass. I actually love it!!!

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hate it?! No way, this cover is fantastic, thanks for posting it! Thumbs Up

sorry, but i don't like this version at all. where is the tragedy in the music which clearly is in the lyrics? the cover version by Vanilla Fudge is much much better


the Vanilla Fudge cover is better than this one, I agree but I still liked this Zoot cover but then I like this kinda 70s hard rock sound.
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I like the 70s hard--rock sound as well. but that style is not fit for this song


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The Who Young Man Blues, Mose Allison cover, live at Charlton 1974
 
 
 
 
 
The Who Summertime Blues, Eddie Cohran cover, live at Kilburn 1977
 
 
 
 
The Who Twist And Shout, The Top Notes cover, live in Toronto 1982
 
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the idea of Mother Gong doing a Genesis cover is weird in the first place, and the result is as weird as was to be expected. thanks for posting this; I thought I had heard everything of Mother Gong.  apparently not


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^They pick a song from From Genesis To Revelation to boot.LOL
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Buddy Guy doing a fine, fuzzy job of Hendrix:
 
 
I prefer Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac version, but everyone knows the Santana one:
 
 
Jeff Beck's jazzy version of The Beatles:
 
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Points: 10213 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 01 2015 at 17:58
My Morning Jacket, White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane cover




My Morning Jacket with Eddie Wedder, A Quick One While He's Away , The Who cover










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There's an actual music video for this but I can't find it:
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The Picketts, Baba O'Riley, The Who cover
 
 
 
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Points: 20623 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 03 2015 at 14:56
Bryan Ferry did at least 2 solo albums of covers that were pretty good imho.....These Foolish Things and Another Time Another Place.

I like this one....the great Wetton on bass.




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