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Thread: Best and worst covers: Let's see your picks!

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    Quite possibly one of the best Rolling Stones covers I've ever heard was Melissa Etheridge singing a duet with Sammy Hagar on Honky Tonk Women. Two fantastic voices lending their vocal colour as only they can to one of rock n' roll's all-time greatest songs. I believe this version was played by Melissa's band, and her guitar player has a rather tasty Tele tone working throughout the number. I'm not sure who that guitarist is, by the way, so if anyone does know, please be sure to post it.

    I stumbled across this .mp3 on Napster some time ago (pre-lawsuit days), and I'm assuming you can you figure out the rest. I'm not certain if there are any "official" versions of this song released, but I'm sure you could track one down with simple Google search - if you had a burning desire to hear it.

    And yeah - one more thing . . . . more cowbell - - - please!

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    My gawd! If I was Meridith Brooks I would be so embarrased to be helping out on this monstrosity. What's next? Barry Manilow doing "Stone Cold Crazy" or "Dertroit Rock City."



    Quote Originally Posted by tremoloman
    How about Celine Dion singing AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long"? She did it on one of those VH1 'Divas' specials. My God did she absolutely destroy that song.

    See for yourself:
    Celine Dion - You Shook Me All Night Long

    "No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi

    Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.

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    Default How about the infamous William Shatner covers?

    Let's not forget these classic William Shatner renditions!

    William ShatnerI was surprised I was able to find all of those on the 'net. I thought the masters were incinerated decades ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tremoloman
    Let's not forget these classic William Shatner renditions!

    William ShatnerI was surprised I was able to find all of those on the 'net. I thought the masters were incinerated decades ago.
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