He was on David Letterman.
Rock Swings *
Paul Anka
Format: Compact Disc (60249882223)
Release Date: June 7, 2005
Original release year: 2005
Label: Verve (USA)
promoting this USA Release of this cd that was available in Germany for a while.
Track Listings:
Title DISC 1
1. It's My Life
2. True
3. Eye Of The Tiger
4. Everybody Hurts
5. Wonderwall
6. Black Hole Sun
7. It's A Sin
8. Jump
9. Smells Like Teen Spirit
10. Hello
11. Eyes Without A Face
12. Lovecats
13. The Way You Make Me Feel
14. Tears In Heaven
Paul Anka - It's a sin
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Agree, Kinda like the one song they did with that Jazz producer, forget the song and name...?glennjridge wrote:I like the arrangemtn. its beautiful. if only neil was singing this. and if only they would do the idea I had where they redid lots of their songs with alternate arrangements as different from the original as possible.
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There is a review on Discography page in Amazon. The reviewer says after listening to the arrangements in Anka's album, he got interested in digging out the original ones and thus introduced himself to PSB and he quite likes the results. So Anka's album is (1) good to the spirit of the songs and (2) help the Boys promote themselves. I tried to listen to audio samples in Amazon but if it is not written on the sample that It's A Sin is playing you have no idea. The sound is so distant. Anyway, while this may please Boys' fans, the Nirvana fans are pulling their head off with rageglennjridge wrote:I like the arrangemtn. its beautiful. if only neil was singing this. and if only they would do the idea I had where they redid lots of their songs with alternate arrangements as different from the original as possible.
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