2009

Cover Wars: Devil Went Down To Georgia

This song comes off a 1979 album by the Charlie Daniels Band titled Million Mile Reflections. Vassar Clements also deserves some songwriting credit, as he wrote the fiddle hook (basically) in his tune Lonesome Fiddle Blues.

Cover Wars

For such a popular song, there are not a whole lot of real covers out there. Because of this, I’ve decided to include two renditions where the artist has made some slight changes to the subject matter of the song. If I had not done this – you would be looking at all jamband versions, and I try to avoid that the best I can.

The Contestants:

Blues Traveler: Leading off this week, we’ve got Blues Traveler who have had this cover as a staple in their repertoire for at least 12 years now (earliest recording on the LMA is 1997). Source: 8-22-1998

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Bonus Video From Wetlands 1998:

READ ON for the scoop on the rest of this week’s contestants…

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HT Giveaway: Win A Phish Joy Box Pt. 4

Recently, Phish announced pre-order details for one of the most ambitious merch products they’ve ever created – the Joy Box. This monstrous limited edition box set includes the CD plus

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Tour Dates: Mule And More

As we’ve previously reported, Gov’t Mule will be spending Halloween at Philly’s Tower Theater where all signs – and posters – point to a night of Rolling Stone covers. The

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Phish: Joy

Phish's new album is appropriately titled for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that Joy finds the band relishing the challenge of recording their new songs.

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Architects – Tying on The Clash, AC/DC, H

The Architects newest effort, The Hard Way is a bruising combination of Clash-esque punk and hard rock ala AC/DC.  Glide had the pleasure of spending a few minutes with Adam  Phllips at their very first Warped this year.

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