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Karaoke Showcase
.: DROPS OF JUPITER :. |
JA.MARTINEZ
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| Date Submitted: |
2012-03-19 [Archive Date: 2012-06-17] |
| Genre: |
Alternative Rock |
| Original Artist: |
TRAIN |
| Additional Info: |
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| Description: |
Train's first monster hit, "Drops Of Jupiter" was 2001's Grammy Award winner for 'Best Rock Song'. The song's always had special meaning to me. I hope you enjoy my cover of this classic. Been very busy, lately, helping my kid organize and start his new business. Just had to take a moment to drop-in and share this newly recorded tune, with everyone. It felt great to pick-up the mic and record, again.
FYI from Wikipedia: Chuck Taylor, of Billboard magazine reviewed the song favorably, saying that it "demonstrates a truly artistic lyrical bent that merits instant acceptance of this credible rock-edged song." He sums up the review by stating that "add piano, a splendid orchestral backdrop, and a vocal shimmering with passion and personality and this is a runaway track for Train". I just hope it's not too "passionate" sounding for that good old KIWI friend of mine, Vickie, whom I can imagine is cringing at the thought - LMAO!
John |
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JA.MARTINEZ performs DROPS OF JUPITER on Karaoke Showcase of Karaoke Scene Magazine Online: JA.MARTINEZ performs DROPS OF JUPITER on Karaoke Showcase - Train's first monster hit, "Drops Of Jupiter" was 2001's Grammy Award winner for 'Best Rock Song'. The song's always had special meaning to me. I hope you enjoy my cover of this classic. Been very busy, lately, helping my kid organize and start his new business. Just had to take a moment to drop-in and share this newly recorded tune, with everyone. It felt great to pick-up the mic and record, again.
FYI from Wikipedia: Chuck Taylor, of Billboard magazine reviewed the song favorably, saying that it "demonstrates a truly artistic lyrical bent that merits instant acceptance of this credible rock-edged song." He sums up the review by stating that "add piano, a splendid orchestral backdrop, and a vocal shimmering with passion and personality and this is a runaway track for Train". I just hope it's not too "passionate" sounding for that good old KIWI friend of mine, Vickie, whom I can imagine is cringing at the thought - LMAO!
John
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