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Touch of The Beatles is just fine :)
Music will remain the same.
"I am Sam" is obligatory if you happen to like such covers. I consider it one of the best OST's ever.
Surprised at the 5 rating, thought RPeings would be down with this. For me, I think the 5 fits just fine.
OK-ish but Steve is not referring to Jane Asher I guess?
I like Steve Earl ... but I don't like this. I just don't sense the right kind of emotion from it that I get from the Beatles far superior original. And that feels wierd to say, seeing as I'm commenting on Steve Earl....
I'd rather listen to the Wallflowers version.
Godlike got a vote !?!?
I like this version...it's quirky and cool.
Love hearing Steve Earle, but there are so many other of his recordings (like stuff he WRITES) more worthy of being heard.
AphidA wrote:
Oh, you have plenty of philistine company out there. Chirk up, lil' buddy.
Uggh. I like Steve Earle...when he does his own stuff. This is ....ah, I don't have words...
you've ruined it Steve earle. way to go, man!
AphidA wrote:
This is ridiculous. Nice way to mess up a great song.
My sentiments EXACTLY! Pla-eeeze catmaven wrote:
Most songs by the Beatles can be improved by other performers' rendering them, except for the Beatles songs whose lyrics and instrumentation are too vapid. I vaguely remember not thinking much of the Beatles (except for a few songs) and because of the widespread adoration being afraid to say so. But I'll bet I have lots of silent company. Still, there are the few excellent pieces . . . This one is OK.
Oh, you have plenty of philistine company out there. Chirk up, lil' buddy.
This is ridiculous. Nice way to mess up a great song.
True, this song is covered unnecessarily, however, this CD is very good. Would love to hear some more Earle on RP.
Most songs by the Beatles can be improved by other performers' rendering them, except for the Beatles songs whose lyrics and instrumentation are too vapid. I vaguely remember not thinking much of the Beatles (except for a few songs) and because of the widespread adoration being afraid to say so. But I'll bet I have lots of silent company. Still, there are the few excellent pieces . . . This one is OK.
Though the "bluegrass cover of well-known rock standard" is joke that stops being fun after a short time, this is a pretty good selection of subject matter. The song is fairly well suited to the treatment.
But I'm generally hesitant about Beatles covers -- usually, I'd rather just listen to the original.
The original is perfect. This is unneeded. SE just roughs it up in a way that's not needed.



