BOTV- Johhny B Goode

Remembers classic songs from the late 1950s and 1960s
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Definately not had this one before


You know the format should you want to play along.

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So..a no brainer for the best version:
4
3
2
1
My favorite 2 and 3 would be Jimi Hendix and Johnny Winter...
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Version # 4 is the best of these.

#3 is an interesting little vignette of Elvis' life, imo. Take a great little rock & roller, add in a bunch of excess (baking vocals sound like a choir, huge band, etc) and you suck the life right out of it.
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Greg

So I can count your vote give me you 1 2 3 4 in order please.
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My choices:
4
1
2
3
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4
3
1
2

Nobody comes anywhere close to #4.
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I'm not very swift, am I?

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2, 4, 3, 1.
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my thanks to all who take part, I find it interesting to see the views of others.
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Never liked this much, but suspect there's some big names among the contenders.

1. 4
2. 1
3. 3
4. 2

2 suffers from poor sound quality. The rest of the field is quite even in my opinion.
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My vote:
4
3
1
2
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4
1
2
3

For me Roy. I have alway liked the original the best. #1 is a close second. He was a favorite of mine. The other two as Simon Cowell would say, "are forgettable".
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1
4
3 (I've heard him do this song better than here)
2 (don't know who this one is, and as someone else said, it loses out because of the sound quality)
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4.
3.
1.
2.

4. Is and probably always will be the consumate R&R singer, guitarist, songwriter and performer for me!
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Thanks to all who voted, pretty wel supported which is encouraging from my point of view

OK versions were

version 1 Jerry Lee Lewis
version 2 The Monkees(live poor recording but that is on Disc)
version 3 Elvis Presley
version 4 Chuck Berry

Still we have no 100% of everyone voting for same favourite but we came pretty close here

72% went for Chuck Berry
22% went for Jerry Lee Lewis
6% went for Monkees
0% went for Elvis


I was asked how come two acts got same percentage last week but didn't tie, that all depends on how many place a particular track has their second favourite etc.

Thanks again to all those who take the time to vote.
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