Sentence examples for listening version from inspiring English sources

That said, it's hard to imagine anyone not being at least amused by Non-Stop Dancing 1973, on which the James Last Orchestra bulldoze their way not just through a load of contemporary glam hits – if you've ever wondered what a Mitteleuropean easy listening version of Slade's Mama Weer All Crazee Now would sound like, it's definitely the album for you – but also Hawkwind's Silver Machine.

The previous year, Stu Phillips & the Hollyridge Strings released an easy listening version of "Bangla Desh" on their Beatles tribute album The George, John, Paul & Ringo Songbook (1971).

Another 1971 easy listening version of "My Sweet Lord" was recorded by Stu Phillips & The Hollyridge Strings, for their Beatles tribute album The George, John, Paul & Ringo Songbook.

The "Adult Contemporary Easy Listening Version" of the song was supposed to appear on the Illinois album, but was changed at the last minute.

MusicOMH contributor Uma Uthayashanker considered it "an easy listen" version "that encapsulates the passion and meaning of the original but opens it up to a wider audience".

Lewis would have her listen to version upon version of a show song or a jazz song, and she would think that he was doing it to demonstrate how she should sound.

The too-long-didn't-listen version: both of the brothers behind the show really really want to bring it back.

See, most witches turned fundamentalist Christian politicians have their background in Wicca, a sort of crunchy, earthy, Indigo Girls-listening version of the dark arts.

US CD single * "Listen" (Album version) * "Listen" (Instrumental) International CD Single * "Listen" (From Dreamgirls) - 3 40 * "Irreplaceable" (DJ Speedy Remix) - 4 21 Europe CD single * "Listen" (From Dreamgirls) - 3 40 * "Irreplaceable" (Maurice Joshua Remix Edit) - 4 04 Ireland, Italy and Netherlands Remix Single' * "Listen" (Fraser T Smith Remix) - 3 39 |- |- |-.

Franklin covered 10 songs by some of the best female vocalists -- Etta James, Barbra Streisand, Alicia Keys and Gladys Knight, to name a few -- and now you can listen her version of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep".

Listening to this version is at times — especially in the rambling finale — like listening to the hapless original versions of Sibelius's Fifth Symphony and Violin Concerto.