Covers that improve on the original (music)

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Anonymous wrote:Chris Stapleton- Nothing Compares to You



Good. But Chris Cornell was better.

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Great suggestions, adding to my playlist ^
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Just Breathe by Pearl Jam, made me a fan; love Willie Nelson’s cover too
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Anonymous wrote:Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”


Sorry, but I have to disagree on this one. Dolly's version was sweet. I found Whitney's to be over the top with bombast. But I typically like both of them a lot (even though I'm no country music fan)

It's fun thinking about all these songs and time periods!


NP but no way can Dolly even hold a candle to Whitney’s version. Dolly even admits it!
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”


Sorry, but I have to disagree on this one. Dolly's version was sweet. I found Whitney's to be over the top with bombast. But I typically like both of them a lot (even though I'm no country music fan)

It's fun thinking about all these songs and time periods!


NP but no way can Dolly even hold a candle to Whitney’s version. Dolly even admits it!


I also prefer Dolly's version over Whitney's. Agree with the PP about the bombast. Just too much.
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Anonymous wrote:Chris Stapleton- Nothing Compares to You



Good. But Chris Cornell was better.



But The Chicks is even better

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I feel like every song Pat Benatar covered improved upon the original

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these classics performed by other musicians demonstrates their dedication, respect and artistry to the music industry.I’m enjoying this thread!
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Better than Springsteen? Yes.


Except they don't even get the lyrics right.
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Anonymous wrote:Always on My Mind by Per Shop Boys



I worked my way through 9 pages of thread to be sure this was covered.
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Marilyn Manson- Sweet Dreams (are made of this)
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Anonymous wrote:With a Little Help from My Friends by Joe Cocker


Thanks to the Wonder Years, this song induces nostalgia even in those of us who weren’t around for this or the original Beatles version.

Old Flames Can’t Hold a Candle to You (but it’s with Dolly!)
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Hard to say if better, how can anything improve the original
The Byrds cover
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