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In today's video, we're finishing the trilogy of musical covers that are better/more popular/more emotional/etc than their original counterpart. From Twist and Shout to Heart, John Mayer vs Tom Petty, Life being a Highway, Leonard Cohen and Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah's, Proud Mary, Mad World, and more! Enjoy and comment down below with your fav example.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I think both versions of Mad World are complimentary. The original is a panic attack, not wanting to be a part of the monotony, and crying out while actively fighting it. The cover is resigned to the state of everything, and feels somber and defeated. I think both work back to back really well.
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Iâm not a boomer and I didnât even know John Mayer covered Free Fallin⌠just know Tom Perryâs original version lol
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In re: Hallelujah - everyone must also hear K. D. Langâs version.
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I didn't even know that John Meyer covered it. Me and my dad always knew it as a Tom Petty song
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I'm surprised you didn't mention there was a go between for Twist and Shout. That was the Isley Brothers. That was the version the Beatles were emulating. That's where they "borrowed" the harmonized "oooh's" from and put it into just about all their early rockers.
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KD Laing's interpretation of Hallelujah is other worldly.
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I actually love both versions of Proud Mary, both are amazing!
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While we're talking about Tom Petty covers, the Barnyard movie of all damn things has a fantastic cover of Won't Back Down, and it's pretty powerful within the context of the movie.
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Rest in Peace to the icon, the legend, Tina Turner đŤś
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I love this series & how you cover the differences between versions! Very well written
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Jeff Buckley also sung a cover of bob dylanâs âMama, Youâve Been on My Mindâ which is really stunning. Jeff had such a timeless voice
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Everything I hear The Beatles âTwist and Shootâ I think of âFerris Buellerâs Day Offâ. Always makes me smile.
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here in Canada the Cochrane version of Highway is equally as well-known as the Rascal Flatts version.
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It's weird to hear someone saying Tears for Fears' Mad World is the overshadowed one.
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I just remembered Limp Bizkit's cover of Behind Blue Eyes, originally by The Who, which I feel like not a lot of people know about
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Big Star's "In The Street" (The theme song from That 70s Show) which was covered by Cheap Trick. They actually did use Big Star's version in the earlier seasons. For me, both versions are great but I'm a big BIG fan of Big Star. Truly underrated band.
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Ike and Tina really covered the Checkmates version of Proud Mary. The Checkmates put out their version in 1969 while Ike and Tina released theirs in 1971. So Ike and Tina's tremendous version was a cover of a cover of the song.
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Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds. Turned a great Dylan number into a rock staple, also inventing a subgenre of music (Jangle Pop) in the process
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I love cover songs - everything from reinvented mega-hits to experimental versions gone awry. As a result Iâve lived this series youâve released about reinvented covers more popular than the original. There are some that Iâm surprised that didnât make your first three episodes:
If you start chanting Hooga-Chaka Hooga-Chaka you might be Hooked On a Feeling, and it is the Blue Suede version that covers the B.J. Thomas original in a very different way.
A reggae reimagining of Neil Diamondâs Red Red Wine had UB40 playing on those hot summer 80âs nights.
Barenaked Ladies outdo the original Bruce Cockburn version of Lovers in a Dangerous Time with their fun harmonies and the long bows on the cello really set it apart.
If you had the Friends soundtrack CD in your car in the 90âs you were probably singing along to Hootie and the Blowfish singing I Go Blind. This one stays pretty true to the 54-40 original, but popularity of Hootie and of Friends certainly make this the better known version.
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@MFSeaMen
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Iâm 24 and I wasnât even aware there was a cover of Free Fallinâ the Petty version is the only version Iâd heard until today.
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