“Spanish Johnny drove in from the underworld last night . . . ”
Talk to any Springsteen fan and this song with likely been on their list of favorites. This live version is just amazing. It was on a B-Side years ago but you can’t find it anywhere now – it’s not on iTunes. The video here isn’t great as someone splices together a bunch of video clips, but it has this excellent live version. Wait for the beautiful guitar solo at the end.
Here’s a cool instrumental version of the song “You Can’t Hurry Love.”
Noel goes solo.
This live version is well done. It looks like it’s from the late 70s.
It’s clinically proven that the Beatles make life better. Combine the Beatles with the relaxing vibes of reggae, or more accurately reggae’s trippy cousin dub, and it’s quite possible that you could cure cancer. All right, perhaps some research is required before making a definitive statement, but it would not surprise us in the least to discover that a dub Beatles album serves as one hell of a placebo.
A quick Google search revealed a small army of reggae tributes to the Beatles, including another complete album makeover dub-style. Huh, who knew? But none of those other bands matter. We’re here to talk about Yellow Dubmarine, which is comprised of seven of the the most Anglo white men you’re likely to meet. (The only thing their press photo is missing is Damon Albarn, Graham Cozon, a monocle, and a Great Dane.) They sure don’t play like uptight English white boys, though, as this version of “Something” will show. It’s unclear where this will take them career-wise, but it’s a pretty interesting detour at the very least. We bet the Quiet One would have gotten a kick out of it, that’s for sure.
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