Which 45s Feature Songs by Different Bands?

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  • #121
heartless said:
I think, 'Imagine' by John Lennon, is the best song ever. At least lyrics are. I can listen to this song, hours, and hours, and hours, and with every time, I like it even more.

For music without lyrics (sounds, instrumental) simply astonishing is Ave Maria by Gheorghe Zamfir or whoever, I can listen to this one also hours. That guy in the song, has amazing flute skills, anyway...

ditto
I like the A Perfect Circle version
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Hildegard von Bingen's hymns are beautiful, too.
 
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Tears in Heaven by Eric Claption is the best song ever created, it must be the acoustic version though.

~H
 
  • #123
0TheSwerve0 said:
I like the A Perfect Circle version
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That was okay. [i]This[/i] one however ...

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Something funny that I just discovered. On page 4 we mentioned "One Tin Soldier" by Coven. I remembered there being this strange song called "Fire", on the flip side of the 45, but I never spotted it on YouTube. I finally dug out the old vinyl and realized that "Fire" was done by a different group - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Now that seems somewhat rare to me. Does anyone else remember any other 45s having songs by two different bands?

Fire
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69K0bdOAChw
 

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