This is really cute. I need to watch more Elvis movies.

u ever hear these ubiquitous ones?

nobody asking but im gonna tell;

Gene recorded this demo in the earliest Byrd days ('64) but never released it

and then in '68 the Turtles gave it some groove

then one year later this sweet cover of the Turtles version came out which is the one Kanye sampled (and has the main riff as well as the groove)

Funny how one cover led to another and my boy Gene winding up with such weird credit lol.

yeah these are hard as hell

That is a really interesting legacy

Sinnermann, especially live, one of the hardest hitting songs oat

"Russias Bob Dylan"

i listened to this version for years before i found out about Nina's lol

Joe warming up for Woodstock 10/10 cover

i dont know why i always thought it was Beck playing the amazing lead guitar on this but apparently there's an eternal debate and it was either Page or two other guys @RVI

David Gilmour absolutely crushes his first vocal for Floyd Roger proves he can match Syd's gift for melody

Beatles in 1968, mono vs stereo? @RVI the singles are sounding better in mono

Toss up for me. But revolution is much better mono

have you H.P. Lovecraft II? big step up from the debut

yeah, pretty solid. their (archival) live album was def my favorite stuff from them though

never heard this before

f***ing Kanye

didnt realize this was actually an Otis original f***ing Black Crows

Don't u have the Beatles in Mono box set?

was also sampled in the first great hip hop posse cut

those suits

Those gotta be some Nudie Suits same guy that made Gram Parsons weed leaf and quaalude suit lol

sorta know this but didn't realize it was such a posse cut. One of the first?

am i the only one that didn't this or what? still in awe

always loved Ray's cover of Eleanor Rigby has the same dark voodoo rhythm Nina was nailing around this time