Hallelujah - Page 8

Rockerbob · February 22nd, 2006

I found the words on the Internet Monday evening and did a quick recording Tuesday evening. Forgive the clams, each part was a single take. I was anxious to hear it. I love this tune and I'm glad I finally got around to learning it. I'm playing in G, capoed at the third fret, so it's in Bb. It works good here for my voice.

Hallelujah_mix2.mp3

mcollett · #**106** July 19th, 2006

Hey RockerBob,
Following a link to vote for a song posted by Kirk on a Blues page. I nosed around and found a cover acoustic section. On it was a version of Hallelujah. The girl sounded european to me but what do I know.
Perhaps you would be willing to post your version for kicks.
Here is the link
http://www.soundclick.com/genres/Cha...c&Subgenre=196

Don't forget to let us know if you go for it.
You have my vote.
Mike

tomg123 · #**107** July 19th, 2006

Never heard the song before, you have some voice great song

Rockerbob · #**108** July 19th, 2006

I don't have a sound click account, but I might look into it.

Thanks for listening, and reviving this old thread!

Tobiah · #**109** July 22nd, 2006

Wow! Very cool.

skinnybloke · #**110** July 22nd, 2006

Lost for words...........but got to say something, beautiful ..!

Rockerbob · #**111** July 22nd, 2006

Thanks, guys!

CanuckTodd · #**112** December 3rd, 2006

Hey RB,
I was watching a musical tribute to Leonard Cohen this morning called I'm Your Man. Cohen fans will like it as other artists take the stage and perform his music, with interjections of interviews and commentary.

But after hearing the version of Hallelujah, sung by Rufus Wainright, I turned to my wife and said, "I prefer RockerBob's version!"

She says... "Yup, so do I."

So I had to come back to this tune and download the chords you used to that I can play around with this tune again!

For those who haven't yet heard this, it's worth a double listen!