If this video does n’t bring a teardrop to your eyes and get you smile for the eternal sleep of the Clarence Day , you are a dusty hearted mother fucker . Watch it from beginning to cease — you wo n’t regret it .
This natural covering of Stand By Me was recorded by wholly unknown artists in a street virtual studio all around the world . It all started with a base track — vocals and guitar — recorded on the street of Santa Monica , California , by a street instrumentalist calledRoger Ridley . The base track was then taken to New Orleans , Louisiana , whereGrandpa Elliott — a blind Isaac M. Singer from the French Quarter — add vocal and harmonica while mind to Ridley ’s base racecourse on headphones . In the same metropolis , Washboard Chaz ’s impart some metal percussion to it .
And from there , it just gets rock ‘ n ’ rolling banana : The producer take the resulting mix all through Europe , Africa , and South America , adding young rails with multiple instruments and vocal music that were assemble in the final version you are seeing in this television . All done with a simple laptop computer and some microphones .
I do n’t know about you , but it blew me away . respectable version of Ben E. King ’s classic I ’ve ever hear in my lifespan . And I ’ve probably hear between five and two billion of them . [ Playing for modification — Thanks to my friend Fernando ]
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