Cover Me Covers Crowe
Cover Me, the covers blog penned New York-based music writer, Ray Padgett, (SPIN, Consequence of Sound, Mashable and others) features In the Spotlight: Allison Crowe
"There are some voices that speak (or sing) for themselves. You know the ones. Voices where it doesn’t matter what they sing. Voices where it doesn’t really matter what instruments support them. Solomon Burke has such a voice. Jeff Buckley had it. Allison Crowe has it too."
So begins a posting which well showcases a cross-section of Allison's cover work - Rolling Stones, Cyndi Lauper, Pearl Jam, The Beatles and, says Padgett, "the best version of Leonard Cohen’s oft-covered 'Hallelujah' ".
Check out Cover Me for this Allison installment, and, for lots more on the art and fun of interpretation.
"There are some voices that speak (or sing) for themselves. You know the ones. Voices where it doesn’t matter what they sing. Voices where it doesn’t really matter what instruments support them. Solomon Burke has such a voice. Jeff Buckley had it. Allison Crowe has it too."
So begins a posting which well showcases a cross-section of Allison's cover work - Rolling Stones, Cyndi Lauper, Pearl Jam, The Beatles and, says Padgett, "the best version of Leonard Cohen’s oft-covered 'Hallelujah' ".
Check out Cover Me for this Allison installment, and, for lots more on the art and fun of interpretation.
Labels: Allison Crowe, blog, Cover Me, Cyndi Lauper, Hallelujah, interpretation, Jeff Buckley, Leonard Cohen, Mashable, Pearl Jam, Ray Padgett, Rolling Stones, Solomon Burke, SPIN, The Beatles
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