Bridge Over Troubled Water

DL hates her but I love Linda Eder's version.

DL fave Luke Evans just blessed us with his take.

Aretha had the biggest hit remake

If you feel like dancing: Hannah Jones

Vicki Brown gives a nice, relaxed vocal over a shit backing.

Voice of an Ayyyyyyyyyyyngel, Charlotte Church.

Nat 'n' Nippy.

I was thinking Nippy and CeCe R7!

Gay lovers

Do the Claymates still visit the DL?

John Legend did a nice version lately.

I’ve always enjoyed their voices together:

Have Josh and Brian duetted on "Show You How Your Pussy Work"?

disco bridge with some colt models for extra groove

Paul Simon has admitted that he regrets his decision to give Art Garfunkel the vocals. He made the right decision, of course. I like his version too.

The Annie Lennox version is lovely.

Willie Nelson

Nora Dunn and Jan Hooks.

The original got me through the pure shit winter of 1970. One of my top 10 songs and albums of all time.

I swear I heard Sinead O'Connor sing it somewhere at some point, but I don't see video or recording information as such. But her fragile, quieter voice would bring a level of introspection and heartbreak to it.

I've always liked the version by Buck Owens & His Buckaroos, which was a Country top ten hit.

Fuck! I throughly enjoyed Whitney’s vocal in both videos above. Her voice, technique and interpretation were exceptional.

Strange. I thought Natalie was the standout. It was fun to hear Whitney sing in a very butch alto next to CeCe, though.

I like Simon & Garfunkel but I hate this song. Aretha Franklin, Annie Lennox, Willie Nelson one of them should have been able to rescue it but it always sounds so drag queen dramatic and false.

I've never thought Art Garfunkel or Willie Nelson sounded drag queen dramatic.

R24, ditto. I much prefer Cecilia, Mrs. Robinson, and so many other songs of theirs.

They don't, it's the song does, R25. I meant that the song was so bad and overly dramatic that it pulls down the efforts of some very talented people.

Simon & Garfunkel did some brilliant songs, some of very very favorite and doubly so for standing the test of time when others don't. To my mind they are masters of the 2-minute perfect song. This piece of dreck isn't one of of their perfect or near perfect efforts.

Johnny Cash and Fiona Apple

R3 Aretha not only had the biggest remake, she also had the best remake!

This song was number one the week I was born.

[quote]Aretha not only had the biggest remake, she also had the best remake!

Aretha had the biggest EVERYTHING.

Granted r31

I forgot that Fiona sang backup on that track! Their voices blend beautifully.

Today was the first time I've heard Elton's version. I like the spin he puts on it, and it's a great showcase for his piano skills.

I love the part when Fiona's vocals come in.

The beautiful and talented Eva Cassidy, may she RIP.

I love the original but also Charlotte Church's one.

The silky smooth vocals of Mr. Johnny Mathis fit this song like a calfskin glove.

Luke Evans is going to regret all that tanning as he ages. He already looks unattractively leathery.

Elvis!

Garfunkel is more attractive in this clip than I recalled.

Julie Andrews

I love this song's versatility. The Peggy Lee version is uniquely her.