Smooth Jazz: Black Sabbath’s Paranoid
January 23, 2015 6:30pm by Barry Ritholtz
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If I laughed, which I doubt, it was at the contraption in the background. Reminds me of the temple in Spinal Tap. Overall, I’d say that’s a couple of minutes I’ll never recover.
One of your most popular posts of all time is Greatest American Rock ‘n Roll Band. In a sideways reference to today’s post, I’d like to see “Greatest Rock ‘n Roll covers.” Here’s one that might not be great, but I like it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNZHKuZ2OuU
The guy who does this – Andy Rehfeldt also does a great smooth jazz version of “Enter Sandman” as well as a great “Radio Disney” version of songs by Slipknot.
ps the clever cover above reminded me of this: http://www.allmusic.com/album/feeling-blue-mw0000224511
a soul jazz rara avis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biKQtkXSCYs
yeh,
something horrible that has a veneer of acceptability thanks to what once was considered horrible successfully exposing what is still horrible yet conveying an overall feeling of not quite horrible enough to look away
a tuneless vocal line exposed for what it is yet somehow still fitting in
damn, pretty scary that something so obviously horrid can capture ones attention for the duration of the whole song
p
It is the wine Barry.
Ludacris Move Bitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiSjRtk16rU
For those who can’t get past the lyric style of the Sabbath classic. It seems pop music just does this.
You may find this interesting. An original composition for cello based on classic rock riffs. This is different from Turtle Island String Quartet’s stuff which is arranging the original rock performance for a string quartet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIIA95TTSvk