Stevie Ray Vaughan - Mary Had A Little Lamb Acoustic Cover

Base acustica de Mary Had A Little Lamb (Orignalmente de Lowell Manson) e interpretada por inumerables musicos.
En si, esta pequeña parte se basa en la version de Stevie Ray Vaughan
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In music:
Thomas Edison recited the first stanza of this poem to test his invention of the phonograph in 1877, making this the second audio recording to be successfully made and played back. In 1923, Edison's friend Henry Ford moved a building to the grounds of the Wayside Inn from Sterling, Massachusetts, which he believed was the original schoolhouse mentioned in this poem.
Chubby Checker's first hit, "The Class", featured vocal impressions of the song as it would be performed by Elvis Presley, the Chipmunks, Cozy Cole, and his own near-namesake, Fats Domino.
Paul McCartney and Wings released a version of the song, with a new melody by McCartney, as a single in 1972.
British Glam-rock band Slade used a reference to this rhyme on their song "Did yer mama ever tell ya".
The nu metal band, Korn, used this rhyme in their song "Shoots and Ladders" which talks about the supposed sinister meaning behind nursery rhymes.
Blues artist Buddy Guy combined it with elements from other nursery school rhymes. This version of the song was later covered by fellow bluesman Stevie Ray Vaughan on his album Texas Flood.
The alternative rock band Smashing Pumpkins included a variation of this nursery rhyme in their song X.Y.U. from their album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, with the lines "Mary had a little lamb/Her face was white as snow/And everywhere that Mary went/I was sure to go/Now Mary's got a problem/And Mary's not a stupid girl/Mary's got some deep shit/Mary does not forget..."
Mark Alburger's "Mary Variations" (1985) transform the tune into a Chinese pentatonic scale, an Indian raga, the Dies Irae, a medieval isorhythm, "Sumer Is Icumen In", and the music of Claudio Monteverdi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Scott Joplin, Igor Stravinsky, 12-bar blues, Sergei Prokofiev, Aaron Copland, Duke Ellington, Olivier Messiaen, John Cage, Terry Riley, Sting, and John Barry.
P.D.Q. Bach (1807-1742)?, a.k.a. Peter Schickele, utilizes the tune in "Chorale Prelude (Ave Maria et Agnus Dei)". This piece is part of the larger work, "Little Pickle Book (S.6)", and is recorded on the album The Short-Tempered Clavier and other dysfunctional works for keyboard.
The song is part of the Nursery Rhymer Instrumental heard on a Raffi album Rise and Shine.
Otis Redding recorded a version of the song in 1963 which became one of most well-known standards of soul music.
Christian hip-hop artist KJ-52 recorded a song called "Nursery Rhymes (feat. Playdough)" which has references to "Mary had a little lamb".
The musical tune is very similar to that found in the chorus of "Goodnight, Ladies".
Buddy Guy did a version of the song on his album A Man and the Blues.
Evanescence's song "Lose Control" from The Open Door included "Mary had a lamb / His eyes black as coals / If we play very quiet, my lamb, / Mary never has to know"
Eminem's song Evil Deeds from his album Encore included the lyrics Mary Had a little lamb/little lamb/debbie had a satan spawn
MellowHype's bonus song "Game (Ft. Tyler, The Creator)" from the re-release of "BlackenedWhite" has these lyrics in Tyler's verse: "Mary had a little lamb, Tyler had a couple wolves"

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[DANIBLUSERO]

estas a punto de convertirte en un violero re groso nene!!!! no veo la hora de que zapemos alla... cuando vaya me llevo mi guitarra!!!