Do you know about any versions of Queen in celtic music?
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Daniel O Donnell has probably done CLTCL, if that's of interest to you?!?!?!?!?!
And of course, there's the Dubliners version of Great King Rat.
...and the Pogues version of 'Thank God It's Christmas in New York'...
I love the Chieftains version of Gimme the Prize
Dunno.
I *do* know, there is a very beautiful version of We are the champions, sung by a gregorian choir. Very funny also! But I really must say : chapeau. Very nice!
I *do* know, there is a very beautiful version of We are the champions, sung by a gregorian choir. Very funny also! But I really must say : chapeau. Very nice!
Dunno.
I *do* know, there is a very beautiful version of We are the champions, sung by a gregorian choir. Very funny also! But I really must say : chapeau. Very nice!
I *do* know, there is a very beautiful version of We are the champions, sung by a gregorian choir. Very funny also! But I really must say : chapeau. Very nice!
Go out and buy yourself the Adiemus CD. Some of it's very "La Japonaise" even though the two styles of music are supposed to be a world apart.
Or is that, "Two Worlds Apart"? hahaha.... christ that was funny.
Or is that, "Two Worlds Apart"? hahaha.... christ that was funny.
Could you upload some of this version?? daniel o donnell, chieftains, pogues, dubliners... Thank you!!!!
Oh my..
Sorry Javielete, I was only joking re Dubliners covering Great King Rat.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]DAVE MAG wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sorry Javielete, I was only joking re Dubliners covering Great King Rat.[/QUOTE]
But they did Stone Cold Crazy.
But they did Stone Cold Crazy.
Yes. The Dubliners controversial version of Break Free, when Ronnie Drew was booed off stage at the Wexford Inn for daring to wear false breasts!