I'm with Tim @Moonglum on this.
I rather prefer Frijid Pink's version of House of the Rising Sun.
There are also plenty of cover versions of other songs that I prefer, including pretty much all cover versions of Dylan songs.
The Hollies Sing Dylan album is an excellent example of this.
I've just got in from a long day returning to our old cottage in Cornwall but I'll try to post some examples of great cover versions over the next few days.
As a starter for 10, which is the best version of Black Magic Woman written by Peter Green?

Cheers
Martin

Quote from: martyn on Today at 05:02:57 PMmost people need a round tuit.

I've got one of those, Mum gave me it years ago.

I never told her, but it doesn't work   

A grip makes a change......most people need a round tuit.

Martyn

Quote from: emjaybee on Today at 03:39:26 PMRelax.

Standard procedure for companies. Go do some homework on the comparison sites, you'll be fine.

Quote from: Newportnobby on Today at 12:35:32 PMJust had my car road tax reminder. Increase of 22.6%

 

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Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 02:54:35 PMI have to agree. Similarly, I appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for. That continental bogie freight car, for instance. Why have I got that? I really need to get a grip...

Do you have a use for one of those, or might do in the future?

A grip just gives you more space to lose things in
(old fashioned expression for a bag for travelling that is smaller than a suitcase)

I generally have little difficulty in finding what I need - provided I haven't tidied up recently 

I sometimes find that my rolling stock has disappeared from my layout, only for it to miraculously re-appear well after I've given up looking for it.

And usually exactly where it should have been, creepy or what?


Small tools are considered permanently lost in their default state 

That's why I often have 2 or 3 identical tools kicking around,







somewhere ................








where's that tape measure 

John P

Relax.

Standard procedure for companies. Go do some homework on the comparison sites, you'll be fine.

Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 02:54:35 PMI appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for

I have noticed that. A few weeks ago, I was doing a bit of tidying up and came across a plastic case. On opening it, I saw that it contained a new looking Black and Decker electric drill. "I don't remember putting that away" thinks I, turns round and saw my, not so new, B & D electric drill on the workbench! 

Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 02:54:35 PMI have to agree. Similarly, I appear to have acquired stuff that I have no knowledge of or need for. That continental bogie freight car, for instance. Why have I got that? I really need to get a grip...

Do you have a use for one of those, or might do in the future?