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Man that was a great job on the vocals dude. Well done!
metalmannz 1 year ago
the 60's meets the 80's by a bunch of guys in their 40's.
stratobagster 1 year ago
He was ok ......But he was no JANICE JOPLIN....
Phqoff 1 year ago
@Phqoff I really don't think he was trying to be Janice Joplin.......or Grace Slick (the singer for Jefferson Airplane and this song).
garyproducer 1 year ago
Amazing performance!!! Ever favorite <3
gonoz4 1 year ago
jefferson airplane realy is the best 60's band ever
gothicklaas2 1 year ago
good cover
plerimest 1 year ago
wow Gar- Ya know at first glance I was not sure who the singer was...then I watched the movement and yep there was no mistaking those rock stahh moves and voice it is Lynn! kewl thanks for sharing this video I know Lynn will be proud and look at Joe Shikany go too! the band kicks ass live today as well! Huuggz my Friends, KK Ryder
kkryder 3 years ago
I dont know the real band name
Can u tell me??
Muschiiiiiiiiiii 4 years ago
If you look at the 5th comment below, there is some good info about that :)
garyproducer 4 years ago
Excellent cover of a great song. Well done gents!
WhiteNacho 4 years ago
It works! Didnt think a man could pull it off. Probably because he attacks with the the same viogour as Grace Slick in Jefferson Airplane. Excellent job.
Threeload 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment. Lynn Sorensen is the singer. He is one very kind and talented individual. He plays in several very popular local Seattle bands. He also plays bass for the Paul Rogers Band (Bad Company) and tours with them. I'll pass this comment on to him. I know he'll appreciate it.
-Gary
garyproducer 4 years ago
thankyou :D xxx rly good song :p
bustedmatt2006 4 years ago
who originally sings this?
bustedmatt2006 4 years ago
"Somebody to Love" is a rock song by 1960s folk-psychedelic band The Great Society. It received minimal circulation outside of San Francisco.
It was later also recorded by Jefferson Airplane, their release met with far greater success, peaking at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100, and also appearing as a track on their album released in February of 1967, Surrealistic Pillow. Rolling Stone ranked Jefferson Airplane's recording #274 on their list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
-Gary
garyproducer 4 years ago
that was cool
subwaylover85 4 years ago