Your most HISTRIONIC songs! :(

[oldunc]

Then there's pretty much any slow blues guitar solo (alright, there's really just the one). Most of what Buddy Guy has done without Junior Wells to keep him in check;

 

[willietheweirdo]

Pretty sure............

 

[Dostradamas]

 

[Digital Larry]

 

[loudboy]

That break at 1:09 just kills me...

 

[Resojazznblues]

 

[David Barnett]

Arthur Brown - Fire

 

[Ed Driscoll]

Every Meatloaf song.

Obligatory:

 

[David Barnett]

Obligatory:

Clarkson's in no position to judge, he listens to Genesis.

 

[Ed Driscoll]

Clarkson's in no position to judge, he listens to Genesis.

Heh -- but I like Genesis (and a lot of Peter Gabriel's '80s stuff as well).

 

[burtf51]

I did go back today and re-worked on Greensleeves

 

[David Barnett]

Heh -- but I like Genesis (and a lot of Peter Gabriel's '80s stuff as well).

I can't take any version of Genesis, but those first three Gabriel solo albums are classics.

 

[Frontier9]

I'm a huge fan of Jimmy Webb, the writer of this song. So, no disrespect intended... but Sir Richard Harris takes it to a whole 'nuther level...

 

[aging_rocker]

Joe Cocker & The Grease Band.

 

[That Cal Webway]

Much of the pop of the early sixties (eg the above "Walking in the Sand", originally from the Shangri Las) was inherently histrionic (the Las also had "Leader of the Pack", Mark Dinning's "Teen Angel") etc. Much of the classic soul music was given to histrionic outbursts, often ruining some fabulous singing- eg Otis Redding's reading of "Try a Little Tenderness", James Brown's "Prisoner of Love"... actually, most of the genre

"Leader of the Pack!!"
H Yes!!

 

[aging_rocker]

Glenn Hughes can get quite 'histrionic', but then he has the voice for it.

Glenn Hughes, Chad Smith & Dave Navarro - 'Soul Mover'

 

[That Cal Webway]

I'm a huge fan of Jimmy Webb, the writer of this song. So, no disrespect intended... but Sir Richard Harris takes it to a whole 'nuther level...

I'm still looking for whoever left the Little Debbie cake out in the rain!

 

[radtz]

Glenn Hughes can get quite 'histrionic', but then he has the voice for it.

Glenn Hughes, Chad Smith & Dave Navarro - 'Soul Mover'

Remember that one time Navarro was spotted with a shirt on? good times...good times...

Speaking of Glenn. I love this album:

 

[burtf51]

Speaking of Greensleeves...? oh that's right I was the only one speaking lol