Here is a great song performed in a fabulous bombasticJingle Jangle fashion by the amazing Venus In Bluejeans.
This version, which originally discovered on a tribute to 'The Byrds' CD, continues to grow on me and I suspect it will on you as well. Even Andy should find it metallic enough to be appreciated.
Here is the version by The Lightning Seeds that appeared in the movie austin Powers.
Some of us actually love The Original hit performed in all its languid glory by The turtles
Of course the song was actually written by two members of The pioneering band The Byrds yet only appeared on a collection of demo discs released years after being recorded.Here is the electric version.
Here is the acoustic version as performed by The Byrds.
Here is Howard Kaylan of The turtles explains how their version was conceived.
To all my friends - old and new - Thank you for checking out my blog. Comments are always welcome, even anonymous ones.
Listen Intently !!
God I Love this Music!
Also, please be sure to check out my edgy Christmas Pop Music blog entitled
For Whom the Sleigh Bells Toll
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Here is the version by The Lightning Seeds that appeared in the movie austin Powers.
Some of us actually love The Original hit performed in all its languid glory by The turtles
Of course the song was actually written by two members of The pioneering band The Byrds yet only appeared on a collection of demo discs released years after being recorded.Here is the electric version.
Here is the acoustic version as performed by The Byrds.
Here is Howard Kaylan of The turtles explains how their version was conceived.
To all my friends - old and new - Thank you for checking out my blog. Comments are always welcome, even anonymous ones.
Listen Intently !!
God I Love this Music!
Also, please be sure to check out my edgy Christmas Pop Music blog entitled
For Whom the Sleigh Bells Toll
forwhomthesleighbellstoll.blogspot.com
1 comment:
Well, the only one I TRULY liked was the non-acoustic Byrds version. They were all decent, but that was my favorite.
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