Other Mixes By Thomas_Mohr
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Dance - House
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Theme - Cover Songs
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Theme - Cover Songs
E-Z Beatles - John, Paul, George & Ringo NOW!
| Artist | Song | |
| Zach Laurence | Do You Want to Know a Secret | |
| Gary McFarland | I Want to Hold Your Hand | |
| Lonnie Mack | From Me to You | |
| The Mustang | All My Loving | |
| Max Bygraves | A Hard Day's Night | |
| Victor Silvester | And I Love Her | |
| The King's Singers | I'll Follow the Sun | |
| Cyril Stapleton | Ticket to Ride | |
| The Count Basie Orchestra | Help! | |
| Herbie Mann & Tamiko Jones | Day Tripper | |
| Paraffin Jack Flash Ltd. | Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) | |
| David McCallum | Michelle | |
| Craig Hundley Trio | Eleanor Rigby | |
| The Freedom Sounds feat. Wayne Henderson | All You Need Is Love | |
| James Moody | Hello Goodbye | |
| Lord Sitar | Blue Jay Way | |
| STrgio Mendes & Brasil '66 | Fool on the Hill | |
| Bing Crosby | Hey Jude | |
| Sandler & Young | Blackbird | |
| Ramsey Lewis | Sexy Sadie | |
| The Little Big Horns | Get Back | |
| James Last | She Came In through the Bathroom Window | |
| Frankie Lane | Maxwell's Silver Hammer | |
| Francis Lai | Carry That Weight | |
| The Mar-Keys | Let It Be | |
Comment:
The somewhat strange offspring of my ongoing obsession with the NOW sound and Beatles covers. Just like the first two volumes in the series this contains a hidden bonus track.Feedback:
Yes, yes, yes! I love this shit and there's no better guide than Mohr.
ja just ja, skulle skicka Mp3 till dig
ska fixa snart,
ska fixa snart,
I too am obsessedwith Beatles covers, but you seem to really take the concept to a whole other level. A great mix I'd love to hear someday. And that sure is a classy chair for the cover.
Question of the day. Do your perfer the original or cover?
Frankie Laine doing Maxwell's Silver Hammer now that I've got to hear along with the Max Bygraves. Excellent stuff.
Beatles covers are an excellent source of mix material. This mix looks grand!
Another distorted refraction through the yellow plastic of the 1960s. Along this line, I've always been curious about the Exotic Beatles series, which I've never heard. Du nimmst mir den Verstand.
Bing Crosby doing a Beatles cover--wow! Great mix.
Beatific...Madly fantabulous...outstanding!
Sehr eindrncklich! Die Trackliste ist eine Augenweide und der Mix bestimmt ein Ohrenschmaus. Wnrde ich gerne mal h÷ren.
superb. I love the effort you put into your mixes, and this looks like another winner.
This is great.
Thank the Gods and a few Valkyrie for that unique Germanic obsessiveness. Weird and wonderful Meister Mohr.., like yourself.
Is there no end to the variety of offbeat Beatles covers? Maybe I'm amazed.
I don't mean to inflate your ego, but this looks way fab, Mr. Mohr. I want to hold your hand, and get a copy of this mix.
I'm sure this is all fine, Herr Mohr, and I'm sure this took a hell of a lot of effort, etc., but aren't the original versions infinitely better? I hate to call you out for being intentionally contrarian ("the Rolling Stones are the most overrated band in history" and other such statements offering support for this theory), but suppose I am, nonetheless. I mean, this stuff is all fine for record geeks (of which I am one, admittedly), but I get annoyed when someone who wouldn't be caught dead including an actual *Beatles* song on a mix because it would be too "obvious" then compiles a hipster series of (often) unlistenable and (even more often) campy covers of songs by the greatest band of all-time (who you have, in so many words in another forum, slagged repeatedly).
Intentionally contrarian? MOI? Actually, Mr. Conroy, I don't believe I am. I seriously think the Rolling Stones probably are the most overrated band of all time - which doesn't mean they're bad, just that I think they don't deserve the quasi-Godlike status they enjoy. I never stated the Beatles were a crap band, but rather that they were overplayed and I preferred their mid-period albums to most of what they recorded before or after. I'd include a Beatles song in a mix anytime if I thought it fit in nicely; it just never crossed my mind to do so - for no special reason, certainly not because it might ruin my "hipster" rep. And, finally, I find most of this stuff thoroughly enjoyable (and in most cases listenable) in its own way - but maybe that's simply cuz I have a penchant for campy covers.
Fair enough. It just kind of rubbed me the wrong way, despite the fact that I'm sure it's incredibly well-reserached, put together, and listenable in its compiled form. "Camp" is not really my thing, I guess. And mid-period Beatles are my favorite Beatles, too.
i love this mix!!!
At the risk of lacking any consistency in my opinions [ ;~) ], I have to say this looks superb Thomas. There's nowt wrong with a bit of wholesome obsession.
Damn, this is uebercool (sorry). I really, really want to hear this, as I also have a bit of a liking for campy covers. I'm glad someone else understands this!
Hey T, so sorry I missed this at the time, but here I am now! If this is anything like the Beatle-cover mix you sent me, well: WOW
What the hell was Conroy on about?
What the hell was Conroy on about?
Oh, and I'm with you: the Stones are completely over-rated!
Longevity and quality are two different things!
Longevity and quality are two different things!