Katie Melua - Fields of Gold (Sting cover - Radio 2's Piano Room)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Katie Melua performs a stripped-back version of her Children in Need single for Ken Bruce in the Radio 2 Piano Room.
The song has been re-recorded by Katie as the official single for the 2017 Children In Need Appeal in tribute to Life President Sir Terry Wogan. One of Sir Terry's favourite songs, Fields of Gold was originally written and recorded by Sting.
All profits from the single will go to the charity. BBC Children in Need currently funds 2,600 projects supporting disadvantaged children and young people in communities across the UK. For more information visit bbc.co.uk/childreninneed.
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One of the greatest songs you'll ever hear, and a beautiful cover.
For KATIE MELUA
🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
In the name of all good ♥️s
In the name of all !!
We all say THANK YOU
KATIE MELUA you are so beautiful, so ♥️ful
Thank you for being
♥️💖♥️💖♥️💖♥️💖
Magical. This is a great song and performance.
Please come and perform in South Africa again. Pleeeeeeease!
Fabulous Katie 💯%~ Barry 👍😀☘☘🎯🦋🌞
Katie's voice And She Are most beatiful.💋
This makes me feel like I'm a child again in the English countryside during the summer time.
nahimgood +++++
Magic Katie x
Beautiful! Your voice is just so soothing!
well sang.one.of.my.favourite
Giving me shiver ❤
wow - just - wow
Great voice and great musician playing 2 pianos at once :o
this girl is most talented then todays most pop musicians
Great cover
A voice like buttercup syrup.
Wow.
That's my friend Mark on piano and keyboard
_Katie Melua - Fields of Gold (Eva Cassidy cover of Sting cover - Radio 2's Piano Room)_
superb. Not for hayfever sufferers. Can see, smell and touch that field!
Very nice but nothing beats Eva’s version. Sting himself was in tears after hearing his song sung by Eva.
Kathie did a more moving performance ok her own in 2017 for a charity check you tube
Beautiful, but it sounds more like a cover after... Eva Cassidy !
Eva covered the song too
It's is more of a cover of a cover, since Terry Wogan, and his producer Paul Walters were instrumental in the rediscovery of Eva Cassidy in the late 90s. I don't know how Terry felt about the original, but Eva's cover was a fixture in his playlists to his last shows in 2015.
This version just doesn't have the same emotional quality as when it's just her and her guitar. The piano feels unnecessary.