Other Mixes By shunn789
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Strange Bedfellows: A Veritable Menagerie of Unanticipated Collaborations
| Artist | Song | |
| Bill Shunn + Hajime Mizoguchi | A conspiracy to cover | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis + Kid Rock | Honky Tony Woman (2006) | |
| The Art of Noise + Tom Jones | Kiss (1992) | |
| Tortoise + Bonnie "Prince" Billy | Thunder Road (2005) | |
| The Smashing Pumpkins + Red Red Meat | Sad Peter Pan (1996) | |
| Bill Shunn + Mannheim Steamroller | I know you know Eno | |
| Passengers + Luciano Pavarotti | Miss Sarajevo (1995) | |
| U2 + Johnny Cash | The Wanderer (1993) | |
| Pat Metheny Group + David Bowie | This Is Not America (1985) | |
| Daryl Hall + Robert Fripp | NYCNY (1980) | |
| Bill Shunn + Badly Drawn Boy | Behind every great band | |
| Metallica + Marianne Faithfull | The Memory Remains (1997) | |
| Rush + Aimee Mann | Time Stand Still (1987) | |
| Foo Fighters + Norah Jones | Virginia Moon (2005) | |
| Bill Shunn + The Dirty Dozen Brass Band | Mixed marriages | |
| Frank Zappa & The Mothers + Tina Turner & The Ikettes | Montana (single version) (1973) | |
| Kate Bush + Prince | Why Should I Love You? (1993) | |
| Christina Aguilera + Steve Winwood | Makes Me Wanna Pray (2006) | |
| Bill Shunn + Pat Metheny & Ornette Coleman | Jazzing things up | |
| Billy Joel + Freddie Hubbard | Zanzibar (album version, unfaded) (1978) | |
| The Rolling Stones + Sonny Rollins | Waiting on a Friend (1981) | |
| Elvis Costello & The Attractions + Chet Baker | Shipbuilding (1983) | |
| Bill Shunn + Pat Metheny | Strange bedfellows, all | |
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A symphony in five movements. [album art full size]
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Love that biblical, symbolic cover. I must say, this is fascinating. I'm actually itching to hear it -- particularly the intriguing, linking inserts. Please, dear Shunn, make it so.
Very cool--both the mix and cover.
neat!
Cool concept and some great collections. Aside: find it interesting that Norah's voice is grittier than Grohl's on "Virginia Moon". One more layer of unexpectedness there.
Oddly odd and convincingly so.
Like it - cover, concept and execution.