(Sometimes I feel I’ve got to run away…)
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Today’s Counting Topic: Top Ten Don’t Know Covers
(Singin’, I love rock n’ roll, so put another dime in the jukebox, baby…)
The following are highly recognized and well-known songs.
But in fact there are already seniors recording
(If I were a boy…)
The criteria for the short-listed songs include the popularity of the song itself.
And everyone found that this is the degree of surprise in the first remake (that is, the unknown original version).
(But I will always love you…)
So although Hallelujah has more cover versions than the stars, this song will not be finalized
Because Leonard Cohen’s original vocal version is still renowned at home and abroad.
(The baffled king composing Hallelujah…)
(It’s been seven hours and fifteen days…)
(I go out every night and sleep all day…)
(This song shocked us all with its intoxicating melody and the powerful voice of Sinead O’Connor)
(Cause nothing compares…)
But the vast majority of people do not know that the original song of the 1990s was actually The Family.
That is, a sideline band of popular superstar Prince.
(Nothing compares to you…)
Oddly enough, The Family’s version has never been sold as a single.
There was hardly any reaction at the time.
Prince later performed this song during personal performances.
Because the cover version brings a lot of popularity.
(Nothing compares to you.)
(Busted flat in Baton Rouge, waitin’ for a train…)
(Bobby thumbed a diesel down just before it rained…)
Janis Joplin is the best representative of the blues country rock style.
This style was most prevalent in the 1970s.
This song is an excellent reflection of this trend.
(Good enough for me and my Bobby McGee…)
In order to show the desired rural charm,
She referred to the original Roger Miller’s tune.
This Miller song was also sung by one of its creators, Kris Kristofferson.
(Feeling good was easy, Lord, when Bobby sang the blues…)
Joplin’s version, with its light rhythm and full melody,
Become the most popular version without a doubt.
(Hey, hey, hey, Bobby McGee, Lord oh!)
(I’ve been dazed and confused for so long, it’s not true…)
(I’m dazed and confused, is it stay, is it go?)
This is a well-known fact. Led Zeppelin is not just one of the greatest rock bands ever.
It also has a subversive influence on the heavy rock genre.
(Ohh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah…)
Therefore, we were surprised to find that their masterpiece was Dazed and Confused,
It turned out to be a cover!
Just a few years ago, this folk rocker released this song.
However, the song was eventually made famous or shocked by Robert Plant (LZ lead singer).
Together with the guitar riff that Jimmy Page (LZ master guitarist) can not hear enough.
(Drink beer with the guys…)
(If I were a boy,)
(I think that I’d understand…)
The power love song of Sasha Fierce (Beyonce’s second personality)
Lead the whole society to reflect on the cultural differences between genders.
(If I were a boy…)
(I think I could understand…)
This shocking repertoire comes from God’s special I Am…Sasha Fierce.
It’s hard to imagine that this is the first remake.
The original singer was BC Jean.
(I’d put myself first,)
(and make te rules as I go…)
Jean first created this song but the record company did not buy it.
There was a bit of wild and personal emotion in Jean’s interpretation.
But Beyonce is not a joke.
(You don’t listen to her,)
(you don’t care how it hurts…)
This is a bit complicated
Stevie Wonder is indeed the original author, but Jeff Beck recorded the original recording
(Very superstitious,)
(writings on the wall…)
But not long after,
Stevie Wonder re-recorded the song and included it in the 1972 album Talking Book
(You don’t wanna save me,)
(sad is my song…)
There is no big difference between these two versions.
Jeff Beck’s version is rock-based, doped with funk and soul elements
The version of Stevie Wonder is exactly the feast of Soul and Funk
(…that you don’t understand, then you suffer,)
(Superstition ain’t the way…)
Now Stevie Wonder has officially recaptured the position of this song from Beck.
The Wonder version of the vocal is beyond Beck’s reach
(If I’m caught at a dance party without my dancin’ shoes,)
(and everybody dances on my bare feet, shame on me…)
(Superstition ain’t the way…)
(Sometimes I feel I’ve got to run away…)
Everyone knows that Marilyn Manson is not the behind-the-scenes creator of this 80s pop song.
(Take my tears and that’s not nearly all…tainted love…)
But most people don’t know that Double Cell is not original
(Oh, tainted love…whoa, tainted love…)
The original song was recorded in 1964.
The original singer is Gloria Jones, who has a charming and comfortable voice and captured countless fans.
(Take, not give, and that’s not nearly all…tainted love…)
Now I hear it again, and it’s no wonder that so many artists are willing to try again
The lyrics have strength and breadth, and the melody is so brainwashing
When Tainted Love was born, it was doomed to be covered.
(Tainted love, oh, touch me, baby, tainted love)
(touch me, baby, tainted love…)
(Now, you can tell the world you never was my girl,)
(you can burn my clothes up when I’m gone…)
Achy Breaky Heart is a resident song by country pop singer Billy Ray Cyrus.
People can’t help but want to put on cowboy boots.
Friction on the dance floor…
(And if you tell my heart, my achy breaky heart,)
(he might blow up and kill this man, whoo…)
However, we must not treat “tongues” as a generation of rural legends too early.
Because this song was originally sung by The Marcy Brothers
The original title is called Don’t Tell My Heart
(But don’t tell my heart, my achy, breakin’ heart,)
(I just don’t think he’d understand…)
Billy’s daddy only recorded his own version after one year.
In one fell swoop, this song was promoted to a popular model and became a must-have for local village pubs.
(Don’t tell my heart, my achy breaky heart,)
(I just don’t think he’d understand…)
(If I…)
(I would only be in your way…)
The great success of this song is inseparable from Whitney Houston’s career
Every time you hear it, you can see Hui Yun’s image in your mind.
This is due to her strong performance in her movie “Bodyguard”
(And I will always love you…)
Considering how legendary Huiye’s career is, the power of this song should not be underestimated.
Unexpectedly, this song was originally created by the country superstar Dolly Parton.
(But I will always love you…)
Created this moving song, thanks to Parton
However, the song was still recorded on Hui Hui’s list.
(…will always love you, I…)
(I saw her dancin’ there by the record machine…)
God horse situation? Isn’t this sweet original?
(I love rock ‘n’ roll, so come and spend some time and dance with me…)
(Ow!)
No kidding, this exciting track was performed by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts.
This is the first rock simple enough to make any listener’s heart beat with the rhythm
(Singin’ I love rock ‘n’ roll, so put another dime in the jukebox, baby…)
But it’s not entirely due to this woman’s hard rock combination
Because this song was first sung by the rock band The Arrows in the 70s.
(I love rock ‘n’ roll, so put another dime in the jukebox, baby…)
The original vocal version is downright rock style
But it’s hard for us to reject the hardline of Blackhearts, and Jett’s unfamiliar voice.
(And we’ll be movin’ on and singin’ that same old song, yeah, with me,)
(singin’ I love rock ‘n’ roll, so put another dime in the jukebox, baby…)
Before our first name shocked
First announce some honorable nominations
(Craszy for feelin’ so blue)
(crazy for feelin’ so lonely…)
(But don’t turn around, ’cause you’re gonna see my heart breakin’, don’t turn around…
(Don’t turn around, ’cause you’re gonna see my heart breakin’, don’t turn around….)
(Hey, little thing, let me light your candle,)
(’cause mama, I’m sure hard to handle now, yessir’am…)
(Pretty little thing, let me light your candle,)
(’cause mama, I’m sure hard to handle now, yessir’am…)
(Nothing’s fine, I’m torn…)
(I’m all out of faith,)
(this is how I feel…)
(I’m cold and I am shamed, lying naked on the floor…)
(Illusion never changed…)
(The phone rings in the middle of the night,)
(my father says “My boy, what do you want with your life?”)
This 80th pop song will make everyone dance with it.
The flavor of the mink, the joyous atmosphere, if it is not enough to evoke your heart
Then, with such fascinating melody, you can guarantee that you will shake your head and shake your head.
(When the working day is done, oh, girls, they wanna have fun…)
If electronic pop is not your dish, maybe you will fall in love with this dusty original
(Girls just wanna have fun, these girls just wanna have fun…)
Contrary to the popular version of Lauper,
The original is a punk song,
Lauper’s version draws on tunes and choruses, but can’t keep its garage rock style and “you’re not satisfied!”
(Girls just wanna have fun…just wanna, they just wanna…
Both versions have such a high level of production.
Their contributions cannot be separated.
(yeah, girls just wanna have fun…)
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(They just wanna…girls just wanna have fun…oh girls, yeah!)
(Girls just wanna have fun…)
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