Best Cover Song

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Post by Hank Rauenhorst »

I wouldn't say that these are the best cover songs, but they are my favorites.

3. Stevie Ray Vaughn's cover of Little Wing. as made popular by Jimi Hendrix
2. Black Label Society's cover of Whiter Shade of Pale. as made popular by Procol Harum
(a whole different side of Zakk)
and my all time favorite

1. Judas Priest's cover of The Green Manalishi. as made popular by Fleetwood Mac

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Hank, where ya been? Great pic by the way.
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Hank,

How the hell are ya?? Long time no talk. Looks like my wife and i are moving to Spokane in Sept 08. Been a long time since i left the Valley, now i will be back nearby.
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I have a new least favorite cover song people.

Big and Rich - You shook me

I cringe every time I hear it.
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this one is close to the top of my favorites now.

Song Title: Because of You

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Jason Spoor wrote:I have a new least favorite cover song people.

Big and Rich - You shook me

I cringe every time I hear it.
I've yet to hear it Roops. Hopefully, it will stay that way.
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I hope I NEVER have the misfortune of hearing Big and Rich, let alone the butchering of a classic like You Shook Me. Yikes!
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Alright, I'm gonna go back alittle bit.....

How bout Motley Crue "Smokin in the boys room" or " Home sweet Home" . The Boys did a good job at covering these 2 tunes....
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Ditto, both "new" classics!
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One of my favorites is Tesla's "Signs"

Original artist - Five Man Electrical Band
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Another great one.
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Signs is a great song. Even better in person, saw Tesla at Cheyenne Frontier Days( The Largest Outdoor Rodeo in the World) a couple years ago. Gonna miss Frontier Days when we leave, we have seen some good concerts. Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Tesla, Ted Nugent, seeing Bon Jovi this coming Friday and Def Leppard on the 28th.
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Here's another great classic - - "Ballroom Blitz"

Sweet first put this song out in 1975 - since then, remakes have been done by Krokus (1984), Tia Carrere (1992 for the movie Wayne's World) and Blue Oyster Cult (2001). Still a great song - I crank it up everytime I hear it!

Oh, Yeah, and my least favorite:

Joan Jett doing AC/DC's "Dirty Deeds" - What was that all about, anyway? No one can do a better job at an AC/DC song than AC/DC themselves - they shouldn't even try. She sucked!
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Gentry Woolman wrote:One of my favorites is Tesla's "Signs"

Original artist - Five Man Electrical Band
Great call on this one.
Gentry Woolman wrote:Here's another great classic - - "Ballroom Blitz"

Sweet first put this song out in 1975 - since then, remakes have been done by Krokus (1984), Tia Carrere (1992 for the movie Wayne's World) and Blue Oyster Cult (2001). Still a great song - I crank it up everytime I hear it!
Another great one - I love this song!
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