California Dreamin’ was originally released by Barry McGuire on his 1965 album This Precious Time, but the best known version was released by the Mamas and the Papas as a single in 1965 and included on their album If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears the following year. It is a song about
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Nonbeliever was originally released by Lucy Dacus on her 2018 album Historian. It is about saying goodbye to a friend who is leaving for the big city after giving up on the ideals of a small town. This is a beautifully heartwarming rendition of the song where Jas gives us an honest performance that
Punkie Pixie was first released by Tyler Jessop on his 2020 EP Wheel Punk. It is telling Punkie Pixie to fly high. This is an incredible track done in a way that only Murp can do. This track shows us that, although she is now more than double the age when she first burst
Only Women Bleed was originally released by Alice Cooper on his 1975 album Welcome to my Nightmare and as a single. It is about domestic violence as viewed by the victim. This is an incredible instrumental arrangement from Daydreamer on her electronic piano of the full length album version of the song. While this
Blue Moon was originally written for the 1934 movie Hollywood Party as Prayer (Oh Lord, Make Me A Movie Star) but it was cut from the final release, so the lyrics were rewritten for the title song of the 1934 film Manhatten Melodrama as It’s Just That Kind of Play which was again cut
Over The Rainbow was written for the 1939 film, The Wizard of Oz and was originally sung by Judy Garland. The song has been recorded by many different artists. The best know version, after the original, was recorded by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole as part of a medley with Louis Armstong‘s What a Wonderful World with ukulele
Man in the Box was originally released by Alice in Chains on their 1990 album Facelift and as a single the following year. It is about being shut off and being blinded so that you don’t know what’s going on. This is a great parody of the song that is performed in a box
Apache was originally released by The Shadows in 1960 as a single. It is one of the most famous and influential instrumentals in rock music and was inspired by the 1954 movie Apache. This is an incredible rendition of the song with Luna’s distinctive gayageum sound that gives this version its unique sound. Lee;
Havana was originally released by Camila Cabello in 2017 as a single and was included on her 2018 album Camila. It is a love story about meeting someone from East Atlanta, Georgia, USA but half of her heart is still in Havana, Cuba. This is a wonderful rendition by the 2 young performers
Smile was originally released as an instrumental as part of the soundtrack of the 1936 Charlie Chaplin movie Modern Times, and was first released as a song by Nat King Cole as a single in 1954. It tells the listener to see the good in life, even when bad things happen, it will always