did anyone besides bonnie tyler sing "total eclipse of the heart?
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Yes, Nikki French brought the song back out in 1995. It was a more upbeat version of Bonnie Tyler's hit back in 1983. Also, Nikki's version wasn't as long. One of the verses was left out. I sing this song once in a while when I sing karaoke, and I prefer Bonnie Tylers version better. This is truely a song that (I believe) is best left exactly as it was done originally. I've also sang Nikki French's version, but wasn't satisfied, because the meaning of it didn't have as much of an impact as Bonnie's version. Nikki's version has more of a club dance flavor.
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Total eclipe of the heart by Bonnie Tyler was the original (from 1983), written by Jim Steinmann (who also wrote for MeatLoaf).\n\nA cover version was also available around 1995 sung by Nicki French. \n\nThe lyrics you refer to go "Turn around - Bright eyes". It is from Total Eclipse of the Heart.
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I missed them over the summer.  But I have seen both bands twice before over the years.\n\nSteve Tyler is damn sexy!\n\nI watched some clips of Vince recently...he seems to have slowed down alot! The one clip I seen of him...it was like he could barely keep up with the music and sounded like he was out of breath. I was very disappointed. \n\nI've always had a thing for Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx. I've met Tommy (awesome guy) and "back in the day" these guys rocked...they still do. Vince use to be good too, but I think he's starting to show his age now. \n\nThey will always be one of my favorite bands tho.
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The single features a female vocalist who was credited only as "Mrs. Loud." \nMrs. Loud was later identified as Lorraine Crosby, a performer from North East England who regularly performs at holiday camps and social clubs.\n\nIn 2005 Lorraine sang a duet with Bonnie Tyler for the track "I'll Stand By You" from the album Wings.\n\nLorraine was most recently seen as a contestant on ITV's The X Factor. She performed "You've Got a Friend" and progressed to the second round after impressing judges Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne but Simon Cowell expressed doubt saying she "lacked star quality". Lorraine failed to progress beyond the second round however, despite telling the judges the competiton was "her last shot". Recently she has been singing with the harmony group "Hitsville" who perform vocal renditions of Motown classics and performing with Abba tribute band 'Abba Mia'.
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johnny cash, no doubt about it... he was a total badass. "cocaine blues" and "folsom prison blues" are the best, but he also does a really cool cover of "rusty cage" by soundgarden. he makes it sound like he wrote it himself.
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Travis Tritt recorded on "Put Some Drive In Your Country"\nDamn I miss Duane Allman, I wish he was still around...\n\nNo better tribute!\n\nI have the Allman Brothers Box Set "Dreams", \nHIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!\n\nMy favorite story is when he shot his foot!\n\nLittle brother rocks too!!!
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Do you mean the "Sirens"?\n\n"Didn't Leave Nobody But the Baby"\nArranged by Alan Lomax, Mrs. Sidney Carter, Gillian Welch, and T-Bone Burnett\nAdditional Lyrics by Gillian Welch, and T-Bone Burnett\nPerformed by Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss, and Gillian Welch\n\nActresses who played the Sirens:\nMia Tate ....  Siren \nMusetta Vander ....  Siren \nChristy Taylor ....  Siren
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1] Richie Valens, 2] The Shadows. 3] Creedence Clearwater Revival, 4] Buddy Holly, 5] Bryan Adams, 6]Marianne Faithfull, 7]Joan Baez, 8] Lighthouse Family, 9] Celine Dion, 10] Andrea Bocelli.. That should do it for a start...
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Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler :)
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The guy is Rory Dodd. Here's an exerpt from Wikipedia.com that might explain why you thought of Meat Loaf:\n\n\n\nRory Dodd (born Port Dover, Ontario, Canada) is a rock vocalist who has performed many songs written by Jim Steinman.\n\nHe sang the "Turn Around" lines on Bonnie Tyler's version of "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and performed the background vocals for many of Meat Loaf's songs. He also sang (uncredited) three songs on Steinman's solo album, Bad for Good. He is notable for having a unique Falsetto.
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I think it was Edwin Starr who recorded a song callled War. \nThe group War recorded with Eric Burdon, and later did a song called Low Rider
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Yes, a couple of them. Tommy James, Tommy Shaw,& Led Zepplin.
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Sung By Dolly Parton?
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Well, here is my list actually(I am a child of the 80s lol)\nVince Neil(Motley Crue-the Too fast for love cover-phew)\nJanie Layne(Warrent-I think I misspelled his name)\nSebastian Bach(Skid Row-my oh my)\nTommy Lee(Motley Crue's drummer-looked better than) \nBrett Micheals(Poison-whoohooo)\nMy number one pick of all time-even had a life sized poster of him\n\nRICHIE SAMBORA(BONJOVI)
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how about neil young ? yikes !\naside of that - every pop artist who sings scales - knock it off already !
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Rob Halford from Judas Priest (tho i think he was always bald, ) and Geoff Tate from Queensryche  come to mind but i am sure there are more.
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I guess it's Stevie though I don't remember this:\nhttp://www.ckdhr.com/hrose/songs/edge_of_seventeen.html