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Shania wrote:He sent out a message on Myspace:
"In its first week at radio Jonathan Cain's remake of the Journey song
Faithfully was the most added song to radio this week as reported by FMQB.
This version of his Diamond Awardwinning song is a stunning duet with rising country star Mica Roberts. Mica is currently on tour with country great Toby Keith and has performed with Faith Hill and Willie Nelson.
When asked about the remake of Faithfully Jonathan said "I always wanted to try Faithfully as a duet.
It's challenging to reinvent a classic, but it's definitely a song meant for two people. I wrote the song about that, really."
There's a clip of the song loaded on JC's myspace page,check it out: JonathanCainMusic
Carlitto H@kk wrote:
So why didn't he think to do this with Jeff and Journey???
Hmmm...
probably has something to do with some of the strangle-holds
Perry still has on the band on what they can and cannot re-record.
What a shame...
This "duet" coulda been the perfect way to introduce the
world to Journey's new frontman.
But then again, maybe it would be bad form and kinda lazy
to do it with a classic like Faithfully.
Does make you wonder though.
Carlitto H@kk wrote:Does make you wonder though.
Moon Beam wrote:Carlitto H@kk wrote:Does make you wonder though.
You know what I'm wondering?
When the hell is that baby H@kk
gonna poke through?
Ain't you two close yet?
Moon Beam wrote:Carlitto, I'll trade ya a Girl for a boy.
I have a 4yr old that thinks he's Spiderman.
As well as a 10 yr old that thinks he's the man!
Take your pick, send me a female I can relate to.
I'm bogged down with boys!![]()
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Both my boys were born in June dude, keep me posted!
Shania wrote:He sent out a message on Myspace:
"In its first week at radio Jonathan Cain's remake of the Journey song
Faithfully was the most added song to radio this week as reported by FMQB.
This version of his Diamond Awardwinning song is a stunning duet with rising country star Mica Roberts. Mica is currently on tour with country great Toby Keith and has performed with Faith Hill and Willie Nelson.
When asked about the remake of Faithfully Jonathan said "I always wanted to try Faithfully as a duet.
It's challenging to reinvent a classic, but it's definitely a song meant for two people. I wrote the song about that, really."
There's a clip of the song loaded on JC's myspace page,check it out: JonathanCainMusic
Enigma869 wrote:That was HORRENDOUS!!!!! As I've said in the past, don't fix what isn't broken!!!!!!! I've always thought "Faithfully" was the best ballad, EVER recorded by a rock band, and that killed it for me. That rendition was just plain, AWFUL! I guess it just goes to show you that the voice singing the music is a bit more significant than many Perry detracters believe it is!!!!
John from Boston
saint John wrote:Enigma869 wrote:That was HORRENDOUS!!!!! As I've said in the past, don't fix what isn't broken!!!!!!! I've always thought "Faithfully" was the best ballad, EVER recorded by a rock band, and that killed it for me. That rendition was just plain, AWFUL! I guess it just goes to show you that the voice singing the music is a bit more significant than many Perry detracters believe it is!!!!
John from Boston
Well said. If anything, remake a song that WASN'T a hit. A signature song like that only showcases how much this band misses Steve Perry. I know Jon has rights to the song, but remaking a masterpiece isn't a good idea....especially when your voice is mediocre at best.
Red13JoePa wrote:But it's Jonathan Cain covering it for his own purposes, a solo record.
he wasn;t doing it for Journey.
Red13JoePa wrote:Insulting?
He remade a song he wrote.
Muzak
The word "Muzak" has, in popular usage, broken free from its corporate parent and become a catchall generic term (often pejoratively applied) for easy listening, MOR, or elevator music—or, indeed, for any type of banal, derivative, or repetitive music.
Red13JoePa wrote:Insulting?
He remade a song he wrote.
Voyager wrote:Personally, I don't care for the harmony parts or the feel of the song. It sounds like a Muzak version, and Jon's harmony parts don't seem to flow with the song at all. I'd much rather listen to the classic Journey version of it as opposed to this. I don't care if you have two-, three-, or even five-part harmonies - hearing Steve Perry's voice is better than listening to a full choir.
saint John wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Insulting?
He remade a song he wrote.
Then he should've rewrote it!!! He didn't SING it....up until now. And THAT'S something I think we could have all done without.
Voyager wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:He remade a song he wrote.
Should Bernie Taupin remake Elton John's "Levon" or "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and sing them (or other hits that he wrote for Elton) as a duet with someone?
I'm with you Moon... snoozefest zzzzzzzzzzzzMoon Beam wrote:Though I think it's pretty......
To damn slow, Faithfully in it's original
tempo was perfect!
Bring two players two the game that
sing it in the stride it was intended as
and I'm with ya Seesta!![]()
Thanks for the listen Shania.
Red13JoePa wrote:Voyager wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:He remade a song he wrote.
Should Bernie Taupin remake Elton John's "Levon" or "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and sing them (or other hits that he wrote for Elton) as a duet with someone?
Perry elitism.
Without Friga Perry would've never cut the original vocal.
Red13JoePa wrote:Voyager wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:He remade a song he wrote.
Should Bernie Taupin remake Elton John's "Levon" or "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and sing them (or other hits that he wrote for Elton) as a duet with someone?
Perry elitism.
Without Friga Perry would've never cut the original vocal.
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