At the Secret Garden Party, in September 2006, Allen made a rendition of the song and afterwards stated: "The festival was well good, particularly as Lester, my ex, who I wrote 'Smile' about, and subsequently sold his story to the papers, had a tent called 'the shit tent' positioned directly opposite the main stage.
Their one-joke act consists of taking a well-known ditty and then adding the word Timperley, thereby making a rendition of a song such as Waterloo Sunset into the supposedly hilarious Timperley Sunset.
The images that dominate our lives are almost ALL photoshopped to make a rendition of what the beautiful model looks like.
The effect of the extreme cold on their instruments made a decent rendition impossible, so, the musicians said, they played along with the recording.
He made a life-size rendition of his family's Subaru station wagon in the form of a quilt, incorporating a text that, he said, "told a story about how God used the car to pull me out of my selfish element and into his selfless element".
He also makes a cucumber rendition and a 24-ounce jumbo version called Sumo Collins, but that's about as far as he cares to push this timeless blend of gin and fizzy lemonade.
On Sunday evenings at Sessanta, in Soho's The Sixty Hotel, chef Jordan Frosolone makes a Sicilian rendition, dubbed Timballo di Zanghi ($42 ,serves 3 to 5), sheathed in eggplant shingles rather than pasta, with an interior of ring-like anneletti and pork ragù.
In order to make a faithful rendition of the circus, director Kramer asked the animators to watch a showing of Cirque du Soleil in Santa Monica, but they declined the offer.
The project consists of an eclectic mix of 16 artists, including "mattress girl" Emma Sulkowicz and provocateur Alex McQuilkin, who were each invited to make a video rendition of their practice or a specific project.
Lee DeWyze made a big splash with his rendition of "Hallelujah," and the video of the performance is in big demand.
Incongruously, this can make an artistic rendition of an event more honest than a so-called factual account.
