Some articles on version, solo version, solo:
Si Demain... (Turn Around) - Official Versions
... Version Length Album Comment Radio version 354 — Album version 410 Simply Believe This album version has a musical bridge, with lyrics sung by Tyler, the same as that of "Total Eclipse of the ... Solo version ("Si demain...") 354 — This solo version entirely sung by Kareen Antonn in French-language ... Antonn's album version ? Kareen Antonn This solo version entirely sung by Kareen Antonn keeps the bilingual lyrics, but the music is different ...
... Version Length Album Comment Radio version 354 — Album version 410 Simply Believe This album version has a musical bridge, with lyrics sung by Tyler, the same as that of "Total Eclipse of the ... Solo version ("Si demain...") 354 — This solo version entirely sung by Kareen Antonn in French-language ... Antonn's album version ? Kareen Antonn This solo version entirely sung by Kareen Antonn keeps the bilingual lyrics, but the music is different ...
Big Love (Fleetwood Mac Song) - Solo Version
... It was in 1993, on his first solo tour, that Buckingham performed a stripped down guitar-only version of the song ... Buckingham continues to perform the song on Fleetwood Mac and solo tours ...
... It was in 1993, on his first solo tour, that Buckingham performed a stripped down guitar-only version of the song ... Buckingham continues to perform the song on Fleetwood Mac and solo tours ...
Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) - Tours Performed At - Track Listing
... Against All Odds" (Pound Boys Main Mix) – 909 "Against All Odds" (Mariah Carey Solo Version) – 321 "Westlife Interview" – 400 CD2 "Against All Odds ...
... Against All Odds" (Pound Boys Main Mix) – 909 "Against All Odds" (Mariah Carey Solo Version) – 321 "Westlife Interview" – 400 CD2 "Against All Odds ...
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