STOP DRAGGIN' MY HEART AROUND (Skolnick/Benante/Menghi/Cella/McStine/Waters)
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2021
- Just in time for #internationwomensday, a classic song that's quite relevant today in which a woman tells it like it is (sometimes we need to just stfu & listen, amirite?). Originally sung by Stevie Nicks from her 1981 debut solo album "Bella Donna," where she was joined by all of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (except for the great session bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn who played bass just on this one track, composed by Petty, originally intended for TP&TH). Here we have our same band that did "Rhiannon" (see vid a few months back), which was so fun to do and well received that we thought we'd continue. As before, Stevie's part is channeled by the one & onlyJen Cella, with Randy chiming in as Tom Petty (the late great, may he RIP) and the lineup augmented with Hammond B3 played by McNally Waters keyboardist Harry Waters, also a veteran of recent tours with his father (whom you may have heard of, his name's Roger). I tried a few guitars, including my LPs, SGs, but this AS sig ESP lemonburst just captured the right tone & sustain in this case. Original guitarist Mike Campbell (currently playing with Stevie in Fleetwood Mac) is someone not always as appreciated as he should be in guitar scenes, as his playing is not technically complicated, but it's nonetheless brilliant. I tried to capture the spirit of his original licks and, add a little bit of my own flavor but not deviate from the original too much (what Mike C did was perfect for the song, as usual). Enjoy the tune and for goodness sake, people (I'm not gonna tell you again): STOP DRAGGIN' MY HEART AROUND!!! (😂❤️)
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Vox: Jennifer Cella (TSO) @jennifer_cella
Vox & Rhythm GTR: Randy McStine (McStine/Minnemann)@randymcstine
Lead Gtr: AS (Testament/ASTrio/MA)
Bass: Mark Menghi (Metal Allegiance/BPMD @markmenghi
Drums: Charlie Benante (Anthrax) @charbenante
Keys: Harry Waters (McNally Waters, Roger Waters) @harrywatersmusic
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Audio Mix by Frank Mitaritonna
Video by Dima levanchuck
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Her vocals were absolutely perfect for this song. Standing ovation! Imma go blast "The Ritual" now.
Sounds exactly like the original
im still a Cella fella after allll these years and this is a great example of why!!
super job by all...thank you all
Agree 100% about Mike Campbell. I didn't appreciate his playing until I saw Tom Petty Live in Gatorville. After watching that DVD I had an appreciation of his playing and what he brought to each and every song.
Great song, great performance!
Crazy beautiful!!! Blew my mind on how good this sounds.
The cover Rocks!!🤘😀 Full of talented ppl.
Amazing Alex and great musicians guys🎤🎸🥁🎶🎵🎼👍👍👍
love hearing Alex on those Mike Campbell solos ... great job all around guys
I just listen to it a second ago from Charlie channel, minds well listen to it here too. Great job guys and Thanks Alex !!!
Stunning!
Brilliant, Alex! Well done as always. Love you! No drag.
Thank you for doing this. I really enjoyed it!
Stan is so hard to duplicate. I still can't believe they didn't like his playing. He is a master of laying way back. The original with Duck and Stan is a masterclass in minimalism. Nice job guys. This song is a lot harder to pull off than it seems.
Incredible! Love this!! Thanks Alex!! 😎🎸
that was great man id like to see more of these type of covers
Nice,sounds awesome u guys are so bad ass HELL🤘A
Smooth!!!✌👽🤘
This is outstanding!
WOW great WORK
I've watched all the covers your doing, I really love this one... Jennifer was incredible on the vocals!! Stevie Nick's...very hard voice to cover& pull it off so well. Thanks to all of you. 💯✌🖤
Great Cover. Stellar Band. Flawless vocals. Excellent !!!! We miss u Tom!
Great job!
WOW!
Awesome Work! :)
So good!!!
That was amazing!
bravo!!!!!!!!!
10/10. As usual!!! ... Please try Moonlight Shadow from Mike Oldfield!!! I think it Will suits perfect with Jenn's vox and attitude.... Cheers from ARGENTINA Alex!!! Keep on rockin!!!
I would love to listen that!
This is so killer! Great job all. 🤘
Great job by all!
Incredible Cover and musicianship!
Alex...Been listening to you since the 80's and my old band band Kill-era even opened for you once in Cali...You fucking rock as usual dude....🤘💀🤘
Amazing
This is dope!!
this slaps, well done
🤘 great job, cover 🤘
Great!
I just discovered you, the real beautiful Alex last week and you are mind blowing! I can’t believe what you can do with a guitar. So much talent and musical gifts in one serene human being. And you are sharing it with us, phew! Your jazz trio was incredible, the Bollywood performance really got me moving. Now I look forward every night to finding a new youtube vid. Where have you been all my life 😂🌹☀️ You are a brilliant ray of sunshine!
Great cover
Great job guys! Charlie, keep rounding up your buds for these awesome mashups. I love all of them!
Nice.
Coolest
Not Even Close
This is a fantastic cover. Every element from the playing, the tones to the vocals is 'just right'. Bravo.
Great! Would love to hear you do some Police covers Alex. Just sayin' ;?)
One of the best guitar riffs in rock history. This is just stellar!
👍😃👍❤😃👍😃
As good as the vocals are... the musicians are that good too. This a killer rendition.
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I'm guessing by your spiel that you didn't know this was not originally a duet. It was written and sung by Tom from a man's perspective. Stevie's producer convinced him to give it to Nicks because they desparately needed a single for her album. Prob should do a bit of research before going so strong on the STFU vibe.
You obviously didn't read far enough in the description, "where she was joined by all of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (except for the great session bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn who played bass just on this one track, composed by Petty, originally intended for TP&TH).
@@NBLP7001 Not sure what that's got to do with it. I'm referring to your bit about it being a "song that's quite relevant today in which a woman tells it like it is (sometimes we need to just stfu & listen, amirite?)".
The song was originally written and sung from a man's perspective.
The female vocals and musicianship are great. The male vocals are not very good - if you're gonna sing Tom Petty, sounding like Jack Black parodying Dave Grohl isn't a good idea.