Name/Post An Atypical Song By A Musical Act
 

Either a one off, or an area the act has seldom or rarely explored. I'll start off with a mostly a cappella tune from Jefferson Airplane with overdubbed vocals by Joey Covington, their drummer at the time:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRNRVe0kgC0

The Rolling Stones doing a trippy, heavy, psych-rock song...

Yes, that was definitely a departure for them.

Here's Jimi Hendrix playing acoustic guitar for a couple of songs...

Nice. One of the many sad things about Jimi's untimely death was he didn't get the chance to totally show his vesatility. He appreciated a wide variety of music, not just blues, R&B, and rock. Once, after Delaney and Bonnie's lead guitar player split prior to a gig, he subbed for them at the show.

Peter Gabriel doing barbershop quartet on Excuse Me

I always did like that particular tune.


The Damned have done some songs outside of their punk or goth numbers, but I've never heard them do anything like the following, which, after the rocking intro, has a mid-60s British pop vibe:




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxWlos1rUls

Lou Reed rapping. Or is that wrapping?...

I saw him do that song live--not bad.

Same here. I thought it sounded much better live.