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Old 02-07-2023, 03:44 PM
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Mick's heartbeat drum is the best part of this performance. It's hard for me to listen to anyone other than Christine sing this song. Sheryl and Bonnie did a capable rendition, and I feel that they respected the song, but they're just not Christine.
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Old 02-07-2023, 05:26 PM
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Mick's heartbeat drum is the best part of this performance. It's hard for me to listen to anyone other than Christine sing this song. Sheryl and Bonnie did a capable rendition, and I feel that they respected the song, but they're just not Christine.
I agree. But I would have been happy with just Bonnie. Sheryl doesn't have the right voice for this song.
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I agree. But I would have been happy with just Bonnie. Sheryl doesn't have the right voice for this song.
Agree. Bonnie would have been perfect.
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Old 02-08-2023, 04:58 PM
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I agree. But I would have been happy with just Bonnie. Sheryl doesn't have the right voice for this song.
I agree. Just Bonnie would have been better. One of the reasons I think this is that, like Christine, Bonnie was a pioneering female musician/singer/songwriter who came out of a blues background. They really had a lot in common.
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I agree. Just Bonnie would have been better. One of the reasons I think this is that, like Christine, Bonnie was a pioneering female musician/singer/songwriter who came out of a blues background. They really had a lot in common.
And neither were flashy or conceited. They just saw themselves as one of the guys. Though their songs are distinctly from a woman's perspective.
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And neither were flashy or conceited. They just saw themselves as one of the guys. Though their songs are distinctly from a woman's perspective.
Yes, neither of them seem to have cared much about being a celebrity, crafting a persona for themselves, or making headlines for non-music-related gossip. They achieved legendary status simply by being the best at what they did, and stayed humble about it because they knew their work spoke for itself.
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And neither were flashy or conceited. They just saw themselves as one of the guys. Though their songs are distinctly from a woman's perspective.
They acted human.
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They acted human.
Not diva like, like the old goat.
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The only way it could have been better is if Bonnie sang the entire song and Steve Winwood had played piano.
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