Everything starts as somebody's daydream (Larry Niven)
If you are wondering how many boxes of cover songs are left, the answer is: countless, but this particular circle closes with this third part.
I hope you enjoy them either here or on Butterboy's Compilations blog, where the compilation has already been posted.
Celebrating a career of filling arenas, selling tens of millions of albums and playing songs with which a generation of rock fans came of age, the boys decided to have a little fun with the music they grew up with.
01. Summertime Blues [Originally by Eddie Cochran]
02. Heart Full of Soul [Originally by Yardbirds]
03. For What It's Worth [Originally by The Buffalo Springfield]
04. The Seeker [Originally by The Who]
05. Mr. Soul [Originally by The Buffalo Springfield]
06. Seven and Seven Is [Originally by Love]
07. Shapes of Things [Originally by Yardbirds]
08. Crossroads [Originally by Robert Johnson]
"Feedback", is an EP of cover tunes, released in 2004. It features covers of songs by The Who, The Yardbirds, Love, Cream, Buffalo Springfield and more. It marked the 30th anniversary of the release of Rush’s debut album. [www.rush.com]
"Rush", the self-titled eponymous debut of the Canadian trio, that started all, was released in 1974, the 1st day of March.
Have a "little fun" and check another cover song, released as a single in 1973. It's "Not Fade Away", an original of The Crickets, written by Buddy Holly & Norman Petty.