Pinball Wizard was originally released by The Who on their 1969 album Tommy, and was sung by Elton John in the 1975 movie version. It is about a pinball champion who is lamenting losing his crown as the best pinball player to a pinball player who is deaf, mute, and blind: the song was
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Bohemian Rhapsody was originally released by Queen on their 1976 album A Night at the Opera and as one of the biggest selling singles of all time. It tells the story of someone who has committed murder and describes the torment that is going on in his head. This is an intense performance from the sisters where
Always Be My Baby was originally released by Mariah Carey on her 1995 album Daydream and as a single the following year. It is about a relationship where the singer has let her lover go believing that he will be back again as they are meant to be. This is a great reggae
Demons was originally released by Imagine Dragons on their 2012 album Night Visions and as a single the following year. This is a beautiful instrumental version for violin from Karolina where she captures all of the nuances of the original while making the melody more harmonious and still keeping the ominous feel. This video
Stone Cold was originally Demi Lovato on her 2015 album Confident and as a single. It is about trying to be happy about an ex moving on and being with someone else, but still feeling the pain. This is a great, moving version of the song from Christine where she perfectly expresses the full
No Peace was originally released by Sam Smith on the 2017 album The Thrill Of It All. It is about a relationship that has ended but they are suffering and begging for peace. This is a magnificent performance from Anna and Denis, where they add an extra layer where the couple are clearly
The Wind Cries Mary was originally released by the Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1967 as a single and was included in the US version of the Are You Experienced? album. This is a beautiful, laid back version of the song arranged for solo harp guitar that is clearly recognisable as the Hendrix classic despite
The Book Of Right-On was originally released by Joanna Newsom on her 2004 album The Milk-Eyed Mender. It is a lyrically abstract song that presents a series of scenes that are vaguely related. This is an incredible version from Anna-Maria that is as quirky as the original but with its own unique voice. As
Time After Time was originally released by Cyndi Lauper on her 1983 album She’s So Unusual and as a single the following year. It is a love song that says no matter what goes wrong, and however often, you will be there. This is a beautiful version from Luna, where we not only get
Time for some comedy Bohemian Rhapsody was originally released by Queen on their 1976 album A Night at the Opera and as one of the biggest selling singles of all time. It tells the story of someone who has committed murder and describes the torment that is going on in his head. This is a parody