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Saturday, September 22, 2012

ROCK Sex: "Fell In Love With a Girl/Boy" - The White Stripes > Joss Stone > King Princess



ROCK Sex doesn't consider it cheating!

Today, it's triple-plus-good with three variations of "Fell In Love With a Girl".

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Here's the Garage-Punk original...

THE WHITE STRIPES -"Fell In Love With a Girl" (2002)



...and here's the Funky Soul version...

JOSS STONE -"Fell In Love With a Boy" (2003)



...and here's the Garage-Punk cover version!

KING PRINCESS -"Fell In Love With a Girl" (2018)




© Tym Stevens



See Also:

DON'T TREAD ON ME: The Original Punk of 1960s Garage Rock, with Music Player!

"John The Revelator" - Son House > White Stripes > Gillian Welch > Depeche Mode



"Walk On the Wild Side" - Genderblenders/ Enders/ Transcenders!

Love and Let Love! -Bessie Smith, Rita Chao, Nancy Sit, Tina Turner


The Real History of Rock and Soul!: The Music Player Checklist


Monday, August 10, 2009

ROCK Sex: All over, "Baby Blue"! - Gene Vincent > Bob Dylan > Badfinger > Beach Boys > Topley Bird



ROCK Sex says, 'it's all over the place, Baby Blue!'

We've seen how an act inspires another, or a song is reinterpreted by generations. But this time the relay baton is a song title. Here's the example of how many great songs have come from the title "Baby Blue".

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Rockabilly hellcat GENE VINCENT smoothes us into that mood indigo with this classic:

GENE VINCENT AND THE BLUE CAPS -"Baby Blue" (1958)


And here's this vocal group doing a love serenade:

THE ECHOES -"Baby Blue" (1961)



Bob Dylan always liked the title of Gene Vincent's song and worked it into this evergreen diatribe. The song's lyrics and snarling edge are pure Punk in Folk form.:

BOB DYLAN -"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (1965)



Rock's most under-appreciated wizards Badfinger made this power pop classic:

(Note: the song took on significant new meaning and popularity in the finale episode of "Breaking Bad" [2013].)

BADFINGER -"Baby Blue" (1972)



In the finest tradition of The Beach Boys, The Raspberries, or 10cc, here's CHILLIWACK with another vocal beauty:

CHILLIWACK -"Baby Blue" (1976)



Not to be outdone, Dennis Wilson shines on this ethereal and unsung ballad recorded by The Beach Boys:

THE BEACH BOYS -"Baby Blue" (1979)



Here's a fine soulful song from Martina Topley Bird:

MARTINA TOPLEY BIRD -"Baby Blue" (2008)




Bringing us full circle, here's The White Stripes covering Gene Vincent's original:

THE WHITE STRIPES -"Baby Blue" (live, 2002)




© Tym Stevens



See Also:

Revolution 1950s: The Big Damn Bang of Rock'n'Roll!


BEYOND COOL: Badfinger, the Beatles of the 1970s!, with Music Player!

BRIAN WILSON-esque: All The Songs Imitating His BEACH BOYS Music Styles!, with 3 Music Players!

"I Want You!" - The Troggs, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Marvin Gaye, Cheap Trick, Elvis Costello +


The Real History of Rock and Soul!: The Music Player Checklist