Sie Flytipper's recent excellent mix for Active Listener reminded me how great Colin Bluntstone / Neil McAtrhur's version of Hung Upside Down was.
Mike Hurst does a great version to, which isn't on YouTube yet.
May stick it up later.
This got me thinking about how widely covered Buffalo Springfield have been.
There's obviously For What It's Worth, which must have tons of versions, though a recent Russian find is one of the most unusual I've encountered:
I've always been a sucker for the Carpenters' proto yacht rock take of Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing:
Percy Sledge's version of Kind Woman slays me every single time . .
and Friar Tuck & The Monks stonking version of Mr. Soul strips the song down to primal roots:
What are your faves?
Mike Hurst does a great version to, which isn't on YouTube yet.
May stick it up later.
This got me thinking about how widely covered Buffalo Springfield have been.
There's obviously For What It's Worth, which must have tons of versions, though a recent Russian find is one of the most unusual I've encountered:
I've always been a sucker for the Carpenters' proto yacht rock take of Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing:
Percy Sledge's version of Kind Woman slays me every single time . .
and Friar Tuck & The Monks stonking version of Mr. Soul strips the song down to primal roots:
What are your faves?
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