T-pain put this whole show on UA-cam... every once and awhile a live performance is just MAGIC. Watch the whole performance...they created magic that night
T has said that he loves all genres of music. He’s wrote many country songs. He gets his harmonies from country. Takes bits from rock, funk, gospel, country in this one. This is an amazing cover
This is really one of the best covers ive ever seen, not only keeping the essence of War Pigs but adding the gospel part and everything that is them to it its just so fucking good.
I'm a white bass player. In 80s I played in all black R&B groups. I noticed that not only were they phenomenal players but the listen to everything. R&B, rock, country. From zep to yes to maze
Guitar player absolutely styled on it. T Pain's voice without all the autotune is incredible, too.
Gotta love how T pain walks off and lets the band have their moment too. That drummer though...insane.
T-pains voice is actually insanely good for plenty of genres
T-pain put this whole show on UA-cam... every once and awhile a live performance is just MAGIC. Watch the whole performance...they created magic that night
T-Pain is literally one of the most talented humans on the planet, he never ceases to amaze me.
Huge fan of the, take-a-bow-walk-off-stage-let-the-band-have-it, move...Classy old school blues move.....and James Brown.
T has said that he loves all genres of music. He’s wrote many country songs. He gets his harmonies from country. Takes bits from rock, funk, gospel, country in this one. This is an amazing cover
Even Ozzy commented on his video of this and said it was his new favorite version!!
T-Pain’s NPR Tiny Desk concert was amazing.
I've listened to Black Sabbath recordings of this song for 50 plus years.
This is really one of the best covers ive ever seen, not only keeping the essence of War Pigs but adding the gospel part and everything that is them to it its just so fucking good.
I'm a white bass player. In 80s I played in all black R&B groups. I noticed that not only were they phenomenal players but the listen to everything. R&B, rock, country. From zep to yes to maze
It feels like a Living Color style cover. So Dope!
It remindes me of Funkadelic interpreting Black Sabbath. It feels like it goes full gospel at the end. This is cool as hell.
"... showing my naivety, or however you say that word" is a great line
T-Pain performed at the NPR Tiny Desk years ago. That’s him stripped down, no production, no auto tune. Just his pure vocal talent.
They sound like Living Colour, it's soooooo goood! Even his voice!
DAYUM! Whatever the hell set of circumstances brought upon the occasion of THIS monstrosity of a performance... WE NEED MORE OF THAT!
Oh yeah, so tight and amazing… sweet!
Reminds me of what a music teacher once told us: “Music… CAN be ANYthing & played by ANYone.”