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The Five Spot Rips The Jacker: Five Rarely Mentioned Rock Rip Offs

The Five Spot Rips The Jacker: Five Rarely Mentioned Rock Rip Offs

Matt Koelling
Humor, The Five Spot, Music, On Media
The Jacked: The Rolling Stones on “Angie”The Jacker: The Eagles on “Hotel California”
I’m not a musicologist nor a musician, however if they’re calling guitarists like Philadelphia’s Kevin Hanson to the witness stand to play the intro to both Spirit’s “Taurus” and Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” in copyright court to display…
The Jacked: The Horace Silver Quintet on “Songs For My Father”The Jacker: Steely Dan on “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number”
This one is a far more blatant example than the first.  The piano intro on “Rikki” is a note-for-note cribbed version of the same piano introduction that begins Horace Silver’s classic album released nine years earlier on Blue Note Records.Edit…
The Jacked: Bob Marley & The Wailers on “No Woman No Cry”The Jacker: Phish on “Farmhouse”
This is a rarely talked about one for a fairly simple reason: next to no one outside of Phish’s rabid, somewhat delusional niche/cult fan base likely knows that the Phish song exists.But if you ever wanna get on the wrong side of any of your Phish F…
The Jacked: Drummer Dave Grohl’s old band on “Scentless Apprentice”The Jacker: Singer/Guitarist Dave Grohl’s next band on “My Hero”
This one may be a little bit petty but oh well, we're not above being that. The Wudder has always felt that the way the chord progression during Cobain’s “get awaaaaaaaaaay” caterwauling on the song “Scentless Apprentice” (a song that forced me…
The Jacked: The Kinks on “You Really Got Me”The Jacker: The Kinks on “All Day & All of the Night” and “Destroyer”
Talk about going back to the well. Ray Davies had zero shame about doing so. He milked the template of arguably his biggest hit, “You Really Got Me” for the almost equally big “All Day and All of the Night” just four months later for the band’s foll…
Streaming Consciously: The Return Of De La Soul...Is 12 The New Magic Number?

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Mo' Misty, Wudder-Colored Portraits of the Artist as a Young Man: Some Are Born To Make Music, Others Are Made To Write About It

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