Same song, 100 different versions?
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over the rainbow\nmusic by Harold Arlen and lyrics by Yip Harburg, is one of the most famous songs of the late 1930s.\n\nHundreds of singers have recorded their own versions of "Over the Rainbow", most notably by Patti LaBelle, Melissa Manchester, Frank Sinatra, Willie Nelson, Linda Eder, Johnny Mathis, Jo Stafford, Doris Day, Martina McBride, Ella Fitzgerald, Olivia Newton-John, Aretha Franklin, Ramones, Metallica, Ray Charles, Harry Connick Jr, Sarah Vaughan, Faith Hill, Tony Bennett, and the late Eva Cassidy. Sam Harris performed a winning rendition on the first season of the original Star Search. Barbra Streisand, Eric Clapton, Kylie Minogue, and Garland's daughters Liza Minnelli and Lorna Luft have sung the song in concert. One of the most interesting versions was recorded by the late Hawaiian singer Israel Kamakawiwo'ole whose medley of "Rainbow" and Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" was featured on the soundtrack of the films Meet Joe Black, Finding Forrester, and 50 First Dates. James Stewart memorably warbled a rendition while carrying a "drunk" Katharine Hepburn in The Philadelphia Story. Even horror legend Vincent Price did a version in the film Dr. Phibes Rises Again.\n\nBritish television comedian Kenny Everett sometimes did comedy segments that included the unique sound of a British police car siren and Everett singing the lyrics, "Behind me!" and "That's where you'll find me!"\n\nThe cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes covered the song for their 1999 album Are a Drag, and in the animated series The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Grey Delisle sang it as her character, Mandy. Guitarist Joe Satriani occasionally covers the song at his concerts. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore would perform a few bars of the verse at the beginning of his concerts, when he Rocked the world with his band of Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, in those years from 1975 to 1983.\n\nIn Stephen Schwartz's musical Wicked, an adaptation of Gregory Maguire's novel, the main character, Elphaba, has a piece of music that plays at important moments in her life, the words of which are "Un-li-mi-ted, my fu-ture -" and this piece is played to the same notes (though not the same lengths) as "Some-where o-ver the rain-bow'. As the Wicked Witch of the West is Elphaba's other name, and because Dorothy and she are literary foils, this provides an ironic subtext to this song. (It also may be noted that by restricting the piece to seven notes, Schwartz prevented MGM from having the right to press legal charges against him.)\n\n\nThe Smashing Pumpkins would often include "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" in the live/jam version of "Silverfuck". This is present on the live concert album Earphoria but on the DVD Vieuphoria it is edited out, because they did not have the rights to the song. "Rainbow" can also be found on the late Ray Charles final album, Genius Loves Company, as a duet with Johnny Mathis.
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There is that version that comes with an MP3, but it depends on the type of download you choose - with the MP3 or without it.
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Very rarely is the copy as good as the original.  The example that comes to mind was that Lady Marmalade song that came out a while back.  Those young chicks came nowhere close to having the energy of the real LaBelle.  That song "Mrs. Robinson" that came out recently sucked so bad, it was pure torture to listen to it.
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same old song and dance by aerosmith
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I don't think that is possible.  The reason it's able to match a whole album is because the layout of the album by all tracks and their respective length is like a fingerprint.  It is extremely rare to have multiple discs with the same number of tracks all the same length.  How would a service like CDDB or gracenote know the difference between 2 tracks that are exactly 3:28 mins long?
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sheesh!  Most people love so many songs, it's impossible to come up with a solid number 1, let alone 100 in order!
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Too many to pick one. Heres a good record/CD cover website you should check out!\nhttp://www.findmycover.com/
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the same suggestion. install a LIMEWIRE 4.10.09 software. you can download any song format you want and how many you want. free trial of LIMEWIRE software can be downloaded for free at DOWNLOAD.COM
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One guy probably got ahold of a corrupted version.\nFour other people downloaded it from him.\nFrom there, you have 5 bad copies available to you.
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If it isn't 1999, try "7."  There is a sequence in this song that repeats (1,2,3,4,5,6,7)
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Come and sing a different song.  The I don't know wont be so long?  pass
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I found a version by Ty England, not sure it's the same song.
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36974 types of songs ,if you dont believe me ,count for your self
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i agree with horB because i work for old navy and what the company does it only puts on remixes of many songs so try finding that song by thievery corporation remixe styled
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os OLE OLE but we have a lot of songs
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Hmm.. i have around 6,ooo songs, and around 125 music vids. i almost always have music of some kind or another going. i have my favs but there is also stuff i only listen too every once in a while like some of my x-mas or halloween stuff
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From a CD?\n\nGet the latest Edition of Windows Media Player (if you have windows). I belive it's 10, but I'm not positive.\n\nUse that to  first "Rip" the songs, and then they should be on your library. From there you can sync them to an MP3, burn them to a CD... whatever it is you want to do.\n\n\nOr are you looking to use a site to get a URL for the song???