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Making Something Your Own

April 5, 2013 by Tricia Rose Burt

The Divine Miss M

Different artists can interpret the same piece of work in vastly different ways. Say for instance Bette Midler’s fabulous torch song version of “Do You Want to Dance” (featured in my show How to Draw a Nekkid Man, formerly I Will Be Good) versus the Beach Boys original upbeat dance version. Or The Beatles version of “Till There Was You” versus the Broadway version sung by Barbara Cook and the film version sung by Shirley Jones (before The Partridge Family) written by Meredith Willson for The Music Man (which, by the way, he wrote at 55).

Watch how this group of Irish stepdancers grabs Gangnam Style and makes it their own. Amazing talent and flat out hysterical.

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