1965: Chris Connor on the album Sings Gentle Bossa Nova.1965: Julie London on the album Feeling Good.1965: Jean DuShon on the album Feeling Good.1965: John Coltrane on The John Coltrane Quartet Plays.1965: Andy Bey & the Bey Sisters on 'Round Midnight.We have the Nina Simone version, the Muse version, the Michael Bublé version, the Pussycat Dolls version and the George Michael version. Ok maybe I miscounted, but come on already. if you're going to do a remake of a song in the Avicii style, how about one that hasn't been on every talent show since the dawn of time? At this point I am required to remind you that Other cars are available, and some are a lot (3) - Just unnecessary. She's not far off, but she's still not there.
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"He shouldn’t (5) This is the most overused song in the world ever and I’m not sure how necessary this version is with the plethora of mediocre covers that already Ace (4.8) - I don’t appreciate the amount of terrible covers this Shoebox (4) - No offence to Audra Mae, but she's not Nina Simone. DAMN! Avicii truly manages to bring such a golden oldie to this day and age without killing any atmosphere from this pure (10) - Serving vocals and attitude by the bucketload. Maybe it’s because Avicii really supports her well with the accompanying music but Audra Mae – unlike the others – manages to keep the joy and the energy this whole song long (10) - Such a brilliant piece and those vocals! Are they the original ones? Either way. To me this is the best version of Feeling Good. She seems to explode with joy especially when singing the line “I’m feeling good”. "He should (10) - I am really in love with the voice of Audra Mae. Many (myself included) gave this one high marks for being an enjoyable, fresh cover of a classic track many panned the song for being over-covered or Avicii for releasing this cover version under a brand partnership deal. This was definitely the most polarizing song of the rate for y’all. The official video for the track features a backdrop of Swedish travel porn, references to Avicii’s newfound massive fame, and, of course, Volvos. In any case, for Avicii’s version, he again tapped Audra Mae for vocals while he gave the production more of a modern, electronic feel. In any case, the show was minimally successful on the West End and then ran for 231 performances on Broadway it’s not (yet) been revived. Sounds like the plot of an Avicii music video. Armin reflected on Avicii after his death here:Ĭlick to expand.Hmm. Other than that, I couldn’t find much information about this release it appear to have been one of the only times these two powerhouse producers worked together. Both an original version and an Avicii remix were released with video edits. Dutch DJ and producer Armin van Buuren is big name in trance/progressive house circles this track of his features vocals by UK singer Laura Vasiliou and was released in 2011. Low Scorers: 4x3 ( next elimination is another one of the collaboration tracks - the Avicii remix of the Armin van Buuren track Drowning. High Scorers: 9x1 ( 8.5x1 ( nain des Îles) Laura V - Drowning (Avicii Remix)Īny predictions on the next 10 songs to called this one.Ĭause it feels like I’m right for the first timeĪrmin van Buuren ft.
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W/ Nadia Ali - Rapture (Avicii New Generation Remix)