My Rendition of Pink Floyd’s “Brain Damage” from the Dark Side of the Moon album.
Brain Damage
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My Rendition of Pink Floyd’s “Brain Damage” from the Dark Side of the Moon album.
Originally written by Fred Rose and recorded by Elton Britt in 1946. The song has been covered by many artist, including: Roy Acuff, Hank Williams, Charley Pride, Elvis Presley, and of course, Willie Nelson on his “Red Headed Stranger” album, in 1975.
My attempt at covering one of the greats!
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