mapnerd Well-Known Member Aug 17, 2006 3,985 2,194 113 47 Ames Aug 25, 2023 #41 hahahha Reactions: Cyclones_R_GR8 and AgronAlum
Gonzo Well-Known Member Mar 10, 2009 22,956 24,919 113 Behind you Aug 25, 2023 #42 Sturgill Simpson - The Promise (cover of the classic 80s anthem by When In Rome). Reactions: Angie
B Bipolarcy Well-Known Member Oct 27, 2008 2,951 1,759 113 Aug 25, 2023 #43 Angie said: Thanks so much to @AgronAlum for this! What is your favorite song/album where a musician crossed genres? I don’t want to steal his example, but one that comes to mind is Jack White on Beyoncé’s “Don’t Hurt Yourself.” Click to expand... I've got the worst cross stream remake ever. The jazzy Frank Sinatra trying and failing miserably to sing Bad, Bad Leroy Brown. Reactions: Angie
Angie said: Thanks so much to @AgronAlum for this! What is your favorite song/album where a musician crossed genres? I don’t want to steal his example, but one that comes to mind is Jack White on Beyoncé’s “Don’t Hurt Yourself.” Click to expand... I've got the worst cross stream remake ever. The jazzy Frank Sinatra trying and failing miserably to sing Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.
VeloClone Well-Known Member Jan 19, 2010 45,377 34,569 113 Brooklyn Park, MN Aug 25, 2023 #45 BoxsterCy said: A lot of these seem less "crossing genres" and more like taking something from another genre and just doing your genre's spin/cover of it. Click to expand... I agree. I think this is a stab by Sting at Rockabilly:
BoxsterCy said: A lot of these seem less "crossing genres" and more like taking something from another genre and just doing your genre's spin/cover of it. Click to expand... I agree. I think this is a stab by Sting at Rockabilly:
VeloClone Well-Known Member Jan 19, 2010 45,377 34,569 113 Brooklyn Park, MN Aug 25, 2023 #46 Paul Simon put out two albums where he dabbled in two different genres of world music. First he put out Graceland that leaned heavily on South African music. Then he put out The Rhythm of the Saints which has a Brazilian flavor. Reactions: madguy30
Paul Simon put out two albums where he dabbled in two different genres of world music. First he put out Graceland that leaned heavily on South African music. Then he put out The Rhythm of the Saints which has a Brazilian flavor.
