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All About that Bass 1940s version
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Matt Crunk
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I posted this video in the "What are you listening to?" thread several days ago. I love it and think it's much better than the original version. Kate Davis has a wonderful voice that recalls those 1940s song stylings perfectly.
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esteban68
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great job but it irks me that she appears to sing "no trouble" when I believe the original is " no treble" minor point but it jars when I hear it still great cover and an excellent singing voice!
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Yeah, that's pretty cool.
Thank you, Matt.
I didn't realize this had been posted before. I'm still trying to get accustomed to the threads beyond the powder room. I'm sorry it's a double post.
Esteban68—While I agree the play on words is lost, she has no "treble" removing the expletives.
1mach1—I learned of this video from someone who'd never heard the original, so you know it's good!
I didn't realize this had been posted before. I'm still trying to get accustomed to the threads beyond the powder room. I'm sorry it's a double post.Esteban68—While I agree the play on words is lost, she has no "treble" removing the expletives.
1mach1—I learned of this video from someone who'd never heard the original, so you know it's good!
