New Music In Same Songs, Other Voices Jukebox. Make Sure To Listen.




Hey there, music enthusiasts!

Let’s talk about the magic of reinterpretation in music. Have you ever listened to different artists covering the same song? It’s like discovering a whole new perspective on a familiar tune. That’s exactly what “Same Songs, Other Voices” is all about. It’s like a musical jukebox where you can hear Bette Midler’s take on songs covered by other artists, or the reverse could also be true. It’s a delightful journey into the world of musical interpretation.

I absolutely love this section because it’s a fascinating way to witness how different artists interpret and breathe new life into the same song. When Bette Midler takes on a song, she truly makes it her own, adding her unique flair and emotion. It’s like getting a front-row seat to a masterclass in musical storytelling.

As you dive into this collection, get ready for some incredible versions that will blow you away. Each artist brings their own style and interpretation, creating a diverse tapestry of musical expression. And of course, there might be a few renditions that make you want to hit the “next” button in a hurry. But hey, that’s all part of the fun, right?

So, what do you think of this musical mix? I hope you’ll take the time to explore and enjoy the journey. It’s a fantastic way to appreciate the beauty of musical diversity and the endless possibilities within a single song.

Let’s talk about some hidden gems in Bette Midler’s repertoire. Did you know that there are songs you might have never heard Bette sing? One intriguing example is “And I Moved,” a track written by Pete Townshend of The Who, specifically for Bette Midler. Although it didn’t make it onto any of her albums, just imagine the magic of these two iconic artists collaborating.

Another lesser-known tune is “Lonely,” originally by Petula Clark, which became part of The Toilet Medley in Bette’s acclaimed Broadway revue, Clams on the Half Shell. These unique renditions added a special touch to her live performances, showcasing her versatility as a performer.

Furthermore, Bette’s performances at the Continental Baths included other captivating tunes that may not be immediately recognizable to all fans. Stay tuned for future editions of this jukebox, where I’ll delve into these hidden musical treasures and share more fascinating stories from Bette Midler’s musical journey.

Stay tuned for more musical musings and exciting discoveries. Until next time, keep grooving to the beats that speak to your soul!

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2 thoughts on “New Music In Same Songs, Other Voices Jukebox. Make Sure To Listen.

  1. I love this section hearing the “other voices.” I can honestly say and I mean this…there has not been one interpretation by any other artist of any Bette Midler song that has been better than her interpretation. Her version of any song has always been the best version. Yes I’m partial because I am a lifelong BETTEHEAD. But I mean this sincerely! (Is it BETTEHEAD or BETTE HEAD? I can’t believe I have forgotten!)

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