Man, this entire performance was so good. Better than the original. The first 3 minutes of vocals I could replay a thousand times. Absolutely fantastic.
I heard a little edge of Aretha, or maybe Tina in that voice. I got the feeling she was "coasting", to keep the attention to the whole tune, rather than belting it out. Perfect. Exactly in keeping with the original.
I was thinking practically the same thing. Watching those SOR guys in the "Terrified" piece AND these guys doing this CCR number, my half-joking, rhetorical question was " Are You Sure These Young People Are ' students' and not stage-ready MUSICIANS ?? " 12 am 12/11/2023
i was enjoying it, than the blonde singer opened up her mouth and I loved it. we need more of her covering soulful songs please. shes is like a Joss Stone type of singer I think and id love for her to sing Son of a Preacher Man
The female guitarist knows how to use chords to complement the r&b theme of the song, rather than try to be flashy. She captured the attitude perfectly. 👍👍💎
Classic ideas, real r&r guitar. She plays phrases that sort of are like talking, like saying things in sentences. Just very controlled but intense; nice. In time this might really evolve into something pretty special.
Blondie is absolutely great. I truly hope she gets a recording contract as I for one will definitely buy her recordings.❤😊 just as a matter of interest I am 75 years young 😊
Eleanor has the voice and soul of Aretha Franklin, Allison Krouse, and Patsy Cline rolled up in one amazing performer. Elysha shines just as bright. Do what ever it takes to keep them working together. I could watch them all day long.
@@enriquepina9829 Happy birthday friend. I'll be 74 in a couple of months. You may have the same feelings I have sometimes, where did all that time go? We have seen some stuff huh? Best regards friend.
This song is not by Creedence Clearwater Revival. It's written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong in 1966. The best versions is by Marvin Gaye and Creedence, but the first recording was done by Gladys Knight and the Pips
I could listen to these girls all day long. They both have such great voices, and the guitar solos were awesome. I was wondering how the song could run 11 minutes; turns out it is because of all sorts of great surprises! This particular group is, by far, THE BEST School of Rock performers. Incidentally, if you have not listened to their version of Midnight Train to Georgia, check to out. Eleanor has another solid performance.
I agree, everybody nailing it on this one. This is a cover of the 11-minute Creedence cover, with the great guitar solos. P.S. I really love their Midnight Train cover, too.
Sign "Em Up! Get this group a record deal! They are more than ready for 6th Street Austin and could open for any concert gig in an arena. Age has nuttin' to do with it. These folks can go on to be skilled music performers. They may not ever need a "day job."
Both these vocalists are superb! But Eleanor,,,I LOVE that girl. She becomes what she sings. I'd like to see these 2 make an album of old Motown stuff and grindy slow ballads. Where can I find more Eleanor? I've listened to Midnight Train to Georgia a dozen times
Her name is Eleanor Bangle, sang some national anthems while a student player in high school on basketball and volleyball teams, but she really made an impact in the school of music videos. Best of luck and a fabulous singing career if that is where life leads her.
Eleanor has such an interesting sounding voice and this leaves me wanting to hear more of it. Well done all around, I bet John Fogerty and the rest of the boys from CCR would approve.
I have heard a lot of remakes of this great hit by Otis Redding and I have to say this is my favorite remake. The vocals were superb and the three guitarist were all smoking hot with their licks. The bass and drummer kept it all together with the guitar solos. I listen to this 3-4 times a week. Outstanding job.
The vocals were amazing! The guitar solos...Outstanding. Bass was spectacular but that drummer was flippin incredible! Awesome job everyone! One of my favorite songs from high school. Thanks for sharing!
The bottom end is perfect. This is a difficult song to hold onto. Hard for drums to keep back the desire to fill. Bass is doing a great job, by first, driving the vocals by setting a comfortable place for the lead vocal girls not to strain to carry the song and, then, widening the field for the six-string players. Guitar breaks are finely held in the mix. Great job!
Amazing sound! All singers were great, but the blonde has that soulful raspy tone which really stood out. I’d like to hear the lead singer with a vocal led piece,,, her voice is very distinctive,, crisp & clean. Excellent job by all… y’all stay safe..
WOW! Better than I expected! I must be older than most people here. I remember when the original was released in 1967, the year after I graduated from high school, by Gladys Knight & the Pips. Marvin Gaye did his cover a year later in '68. John Fogerty and CCR finally got the bug and released their unique cover in 1970, the year I went to Vietnam - but that didn't stop me from enjoying CCRs version! Now I can listen to, and enjoy, THIS version!
@@Hateslies Lord willing, I'll be 74 on Tuesday! I should be 75 but I was sick for a year. 😄 I agree how nice it is to hear these "kids" jamming out on a classic tune, and doing a really good job with it! My favorite "younger generation" vocalist for the last 2 1/2 years is 16 year old Angelina Jordan. Her audition of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" on America's Got Talent when she was 13 years old got me started down that rabbit hole, going back to her winning Norway's Got Talent when she was 8 years old, auditioning at 7 years old with an outstanding cover of Billie Holiday's "Gloomy Sunday." Here's her AGT audition. She got the Golden Buzzer from Heidi, but the video ends before that moment. th-cam.com/video/qF0JV28vgLw/w-d-xo.html
Wow ,Well done by all! Man you all were tight .. very impressive. Elysha your voice was amazing, and I hate to single out one person but Eleanor, your voice is a gift. You seem to channel the smoothness of Joss Stone, the grit of Beth Hart and the vibrato of Stevie Nicks all in one voice... and you got a young Tanya Tucker vibe.. I am an instant fan.. Keep singing and we will keep listening. Best of luck to you all. Music is Life!
CCR really pulled it off when they wrote this song. Hearing these kids perform it brought out a lot of the nuance lost from the originals old production style. Way to go School of Rock!
Been a long time since I saw even a video of anyone taking an extended good old pentatonic solo. After the vocals were done I checked the progress bar and saw it wasn't even half way completed so I knew we were getting the full credence treatment. Smiling all the way lots of fun.
I love hearing this few young ‘uns of the new generation create a new respect and love for the songs of our generation…everyone here seems to know their place in the mix and respectfully plays without overwhelming the others. Kudos to the instructors as well! This was a most enjoyable jam!
Listened to CCR's version in Viet Nam in 72-73. Any good memories from that time are related to music. Your cover made this old Marine smile . . . thanks Rockers! Great talent in this group. Smokey to growlie/throatie , Janis to Winehouse in one great rendition. Keep on rockin'
These guys brought this song to a new level. More than awesome ! I'm 71 and remember when it came out. Always brings back nold memories and good times. Thank you!
This group is so addictive! I seem to be listening to nothing else these days! Including The midnight train to Georgia! Please do an album. Just loving it. Elenor is a Star.
I really appreciated how the differences between the two lead singers highlighted each other, smooth like butter and down and dirty playing off each other. The effect is is greater than what the song would have been if either lead had had the whole song to themselves IMO. Shoutout to my nameless guy locking it down cowbell! I see you!
The Brunette has the Melodic Pipes, the Blonde has the Grit.....perfect Combo for this Arrangement......Very Satisfying Cover for me.....Grew up listening to Marvin, and CCR.....Great Timeless Song, and GREAT Tribute Thanks to you all......waiting for your next cover......"What's going On?"....you guys and gals have the Chops!
I think this is my favorite SOR ensemble so far. The singers were soulful and my god those guitar solos. Then, the drummer keeps that driving beat pushing. Just great!
"The blonde" = Eleanor Bangle . And she is absolutely great .
Man, this entire performance was so good. Better than the original. The first 3 minutes of vocals I could replay a thousand
times. Absolutely fantastic.
Great performance....but better than what original?
Better than the original? C’mon now
Many people mention Eleanor, but I really enjoyed Elyssa’s vocal intro-the clarity of her vocal was amazing.
Elyssa is the first or second singer?
the second singer has an awesom voice!
@@markmanning2921 Elysha is the initial singer and Eleanor is singing on backup with Zach.
@@UNKA757 She is an extremely beautiful young lady and I hope I get to see more videos with her singing
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I heard a little edge of Aretha, or maybe Tina in that voice. I got the feeling she was "coasting", to keep the attention to the whole tune, rather than belting it out. Perfect. Exactly in keeping with the original.
These aren’t kids, they are professional musicians, and vocalists above and beyond their years. Excellent job
I was thinking practically the same thing.
Watching those SOR guys in the "Terrified" piece AND these guys doing this CCR number, my half-joking, rhetorical question was " Are You Sure These Young People Are ' students' and not stage-ready MUSICIANS ?? "
12 am 12/11/2023
Agreed: There is a lot of talent in the above video. Hell, they're as good as (or better than) a lot of what passes for professional music.
Blonde singer has some soul in her voice. Damn.
The timbre of Zach's voice is really rich. His low harmonies sounded so smooth and full.
Both singers were really good but that blonde has something very special in her voice. Aged well beyond her years.
Damn, the blond girl can sing. She has what most of the singers lack so far, emotion in her voice.
I couldn't agree more. Super vocals from her!
Yup. She’s got some gravel in the voice. I couldn’t help but think of Janis.
@@amilton2128 Joan Osborne also.
I thought both were great.
Sings with her soul. That´s rare.
i was enjoying it, than the blonde singer opened up her mouth and I loved it. we need more of her covering soulful songs please. shes is like a Joss Stone type of singer I think and id love for her to sing Son of a Preacher Man
agreed
Damm skippy
Ditto
What a jam. Great young musicians. Made my day.
See my last post.
These kids would have loved the 1970's, I know I did now 71 years old in 2024.
The female guitarist knows how to use chords to complement the r&b theme of the song, rather than try to be flashy. She captured the attitude perfectly. 👍👍💎
She can play some lead too!
Perfect pull-offs and mutes when required. Also, spot on timing.
Completely agree with this. She was really feeling the song and displaying elite level musicality.
Classic ideas, real r&r guitar. She plays phrases that sort of are like talking, like saying things in sentences. Just very controlled but intense; nice. In time this might really evolve into something pretty special.
She was definitely the best of the three.!!!
Blondie is absolutely great. I truly hope she gets a recording contract as I for one will definitely buy her recordings.❤😊 just as a matter of interest I am 75 years young 😊
Eleanor has the voice and soul of Aretha Franklin, Allison Krouse, and Patsy Cline rolled up in one amazing performer. Elysha shines just as bright. Do what ever it takes to keep them working together. I could watch them all day long.
I agree! Can’t get enough b of them
I'm, 68 still Rock n Roll !!! Till Death!!! Keep Rocken!!!
Now you are 70. 😊
@@WricNick be 71next month, still Rock n Roll!!!!!!! Keep Rocking!!!!!!!!!
@@enriquepina9829 Happy birthday friend. I'll be 74 in a couple of months. You may have the same feelings I have sometimes, where did all that time go?
We have seen some stuff huh? Best regards friend.
🎶🎶🤘💯
@@WricNick Happy Birthday, Keep Rocking!!!!!!!
This is the best version I have ever heard. I'm an old man and heard a lot of versions
The young man with the baritone is killing it on the harmony. Great job!
I loved this performance, but I am curious. Are there no male lead singers in the AllStars?
Anybody heard if this group has done other songs yet?? Besides Midnight Train. I wish they'd make an album of oldies.
The guitar players are really good
We need more Eleanore.
The grit and soul in that blonde's voice gave me shivers. Incredible performance!
Check her out on Midnight Train to Georgia.
Couldn't figure out what you were talking about because the girl had brown hair. Then blonde girl belts it out and I fell off my chair...lol.
She belted it . Slight intonation of Janis Joplin. Absolutely charming girl.
They are both great singers, but you are right.....the Blonde has real soul in her voice. Blew me away !!!
@@kenbeaver2683yep. This was the one.
Gia is a blues guitar goddess. Some of the best blues notes I've heard recently. Other guitarists are good technically, but Gia feels the blues.
The blonde singer, is it Eleanor? What a voice. Got soul so young. Carry on singing please.
I wish Eleanor, Elisha and Zach and this band would do more of the old rock, and make an album. I would definitely buy it. They performed awesome!!
The blond is killin it, she’s got this covered.
She and all the others nailed this song
This group killed it! Both singers were awesome, guitar solos crazy good. Everyone was great. Well done.👏👏
Once again, Eleanor is a star in the making. She has everything, emotion, passion and a unique voice.
Agree. But I think the other girl is great also. The band is awesome as well. I'd love to see them show up on "AGT" and kick some butt!
One thing I love about the SOR is they give everybody an opportunity to stand out. Even the BGVs and the rhythm guitarists have a chance to shine.
Elysha and Eleanor shines as always!!! The greatest performance of this song from an incredible band!!! We need more and more and more!
Gia was absolutely awesome playing her bluesy riffs. Fsntastic.
Last name?
At 6:22. "I need more cowbell". I couldn't resist.
Another CCR song bringing back memories, RVN 9th Inf. Div., 3/5 Cav, 67 - 68.
Elysha, Eleonor y Zach, espero todos los dias otra cancion🙏 😃
Who cares about The Talent-show. This performance tops all that comes out of that show even the coaches. Great job!
Props to the drummer and organ players. Supporting the rest of the band like that takes skill.
They all did great! Is it just me or does the young lady guitarist look like a young Nancy Wilson? These kids deserve a huge round of applause.
Was about to say that🎉
I was thinking Sierra Hull but since you mentioned it I agree.
This song is not by Creedence Clearwater Revival. It's written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong in 1966. The best versions is by Marvin Gaye and Creedence, but the first recording was done by Gladys Knight and the Pips
They’re riffing off the CCR arrangement.
great to see the younger generations enjoying the older music
This line up needs to become a band. They are so tight.
I could listen to these girls all day long. They both have such great voices, and the guitar solos were awesome. I was wondering how the song could run 11 minutes; turns out it is because of all sorts of great surprises! This particular group is, by far, THE BEST School of Rock performers. Incidentally, if you have not listened to their version of Midnight Train to Georgia, check to out. Eleanor has another solid performance.
Her vocals are amazing on "Midnight Train to Georgia." Just phenomenal.
I agree, everybody nailing it on this one. This is a cover of the 11-minute Creedence cover, with the great guitar solos. P.S. I really love their Midnight Train cover, too.
Man that is a mean cover. Those girls have the power.
Hello how are you doing today
My favorite!
Austin is in our Hill Country.... which is our "playground". I would have loved to see these kids perform.
Sign "Em Up! Get this group a record deal! They are more than ready for 6th Street Austin and could open for any concert gig in an arena. Age has nuttin' to do with it. These folks can go on to be skilled music performers. They may not ever need a "day job."
Both these vocalists are superb! But Eleanor,,,I LOVE that girl. She becomes what she sings. I'd like to see these 2 make an album of old Motown stuff and grindy slow ballads. Where can I find more Eleanor? I've listened to Midnight Train to Georgia a dozen times
Eleanor!!! what a voice! Hello from France :)
I never get tired of watching it over and over again.
Nothing better than live music. No VOX. No drum machine. No backing tracks.
Her name is Eleanor Bangle, sang some national anthems while a student player in high school on basketball and volleyball teams, but she really made an impact in the school of music videos. Best of luck and a fabulous singing career if that is where life leads her.
Oh wow! Thank you times a million! Everyone was jamming
Honey, Honey, Yeah!
Eleanor has such an interesting sounding voice and this leaves me wanting to hear more of it. Well done all around, I bet John Fogerty and the rest of the boys from CCR would approve.
I have heard a lot of remakes of this great hit by Otis Redding and I have to say this is my favorite remake. The vocals were superb and the three guitarist were all smoking hot with their licks. The bass and drummer kept it all together with the guitar solos. I listen to this 3-4 times a week. Outstanding job.
The vocals were amazing! The guitar solos...Outstanding. Bass was spectacular but that drummer was flippin incredible! Awesome job everyone! One of my favorite songs from high school. Thanks for sharing!
The bottom end is perfect. This is a difficult song to hold onto. Hard for drums to keep back the desire to fill. Bass is doing a great job, by first, driving the vocals by setting a comfortable place for the lead vocal girls not to strain to carry the song and, then, widening the field for the six-string players. Guitar breaks are finely held in the mix. Great job!
He's killing it on the cow bell .....Damn ! ! ! ....More cow bell PLEASE !
Axe Girl got some grooooooove!!!! The Cat on bass has brought it for almost 10 minutes strong.
Keep on going Eleanor, you are the best.
Did you ever hear a cover you don't want to end? Yeah,, this is one of those. These young people are awesome, each and every one of them.
This song is an all time classic IMO, and these kids did an amazing job.
Just realized shes wearimg bell bottoms! PERFECT!!! But also these solos are killing me. I'm only half way through...
This band just oozes Texas. All kinds of blues and soul just in the water down there.
The School of Rock ROCKS!!! These kids just keep getting better and better. Long live rock-n-roll!😎
I find myself riding in my car listening to songs thinking - that would be a good one for the School of Rock !
I was digging this, but then the young blond started. Wow, what a voice. She should be given more soulful songs. She is going places. Great job
I know right? Good lord she sent chills through me. The aesthetic of the whole song changes with her vocals
Eleanor has an amazing voice .she moves like Stevie nicks girls going places
FUCKING KILLED IT!!! jfc... march these kids to a record company ASAP
Don’t ever stop playing the classic rock songs like this!
As smoky as Texas b.b.q.! 'Gotta love it! These kids know how to slam it home. I hope C.C.R. gave them a thumbs up! * Cav *
Amazing sound! All singers were great, but the blonde has that soulful raspy tone which really stood out. I’d like to hear the lead singer with a vocal led piece,,, her voice is very distinctive,, crisp & clean. Excellent job by all… y’all stay safe..
Oh man. She reminds me of my high school sweetheart. 45 years ago.
WOW! Better than I expected! I must be older than most people here. I remember when the original was released in 1967, the year after I graduated from high school, by Gladys Knight & the Pips. Marvin Gaye did his cover a year later in '68. John Fogerty and CCR finally got the bug and released their unique cover in 1970, the year I went to Vietnam - but that didn't stop me from enjoying CCRs version! Now I can listen to, and enjoy, THIS version!
Papa Rick love to know if you are older than me then (65) just found these guys and must say good to see the younger generation play music like this.
An over 60 year old man just appreciates these young ones digging good old rock.
@@Hateslies Lord willing, I'll be 74 on Tuesday! I should be 75 but I was sick for a year. 😄 I agree how nice it is to hear these "kids" jamming out on a classic tune, and doing a really good job with it! My favorite "younger generation" vocalist for the last 2 1/2 years is 16 year old Angelina Jordan. Her audition of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" on America's Got Talent when she was 13 years old got me started down that rabbit hole, going back to her winning Norway's Got Talent when she was 8 years old, auditioning at 7 years old with an outstanding cover of Billie Holiday's "Gloomy Sunday." Here's her AGT audition. She got the Golden Buzzer from Heidi, but the video ends before that moment. th-cam.com/video/qF0JV28vgLw/w-d-xo.html
@@muchkneaded happy birthday to you for Tuesday then
@@Hateslies Thank you!
Wow ,Well done by all! Man you all were tight .. very impressive. Elysha your voice was amazing, and I hate to single out one person but Eleanor, your voice is a gift. You seem to channel the smoothness of Joss Stone, the grit of Beth Hart and the vibrato of Stevie Nicks all in one voice... and you got a young Tanya Tucker vibe.. I am an instant fan.. Keep singing and we will keep listening. Best of luck to you all. Music is Life!
They were all fantastic musicians and singers but the blond is unique and so full of soul! I hope she can some more r & b...
CCR really pulled it off when they wrote this song. Hearing these kids perform it brought out a lot of the nuance lost from the originals old production style. Way to go School of Rock!
Been a long time since I saw even a video of anyone taking an extended good old pentatonic solo. After the vocals were done I checked the progress bar and saw it wasn't even half way completed so I knew we were getting the full credence treatment. Smiling all the way lots of fun.
Maybe false pearlS around your neck.. but true treasure is your voice
I love hearing this few young ‘uns of the new generation create a new respect and love for the songs of our generation…everyone here seems to know their place in the mix and respectfully plays without overwhelming the others. Kudos to the instructors as well! This was a most enjoyable jam!
Wow the vocals through out were fantastic, but the blond girl was just crazy good. Bravo!
Love the rasp in the blondes voice. Thanks
Eleanor!!!!!!!!!!!
The mixing on this song was stellar....complete perfection.
Listened to CCR's version in Viet Nam in 72-73. Any good memories from that time are related to music. Your cover made this old Marine smile . . . thanks Rockers! Great talent in this group. Smokey to growlie/throatie , Janis to Winehouse in one great rendition. Keep on rockin'
These kids rocked it. Totally agree. The music was the only memories I want from in my time in country. Welcome home brother, from an old soldier.
@@TheTrueTelemnar1 Thank you, brother. Long time comin'
Thank you for your service sir.
@@chriskellison3468 It was my honor
semper fidelis
These guys brought this song to a new level. More than awesome ! I'm 71 and remember when it came out. Always brings back nold memories and good times. Thank you!
Eleanor is a superstar i could listen to her all day
Wow, after watching another video by School of Rock I'm speechless, this is soul-rock reborn. Great job by both singers.
Great guitars.
OMG, these three LP players, and both singers...
Never heard a better cover in my life (I am 61)
This group is so addictive! I seem to be listening to nothing else these days! Including The midnight train to Georgia! Please do an album. Just loving it. Elenor is a Star.
All did an Excellent job - but for my part I need more Eleanor as lead singer. She just stands out in the soulful sound! Again great job everyone.
@1:40 awesome
I really appreciated how the differences between the two lead singers highlighted each other, smooth like butter and down and dirty playing off each other. The effect is is greater than what the song would have been if either lead had had the whole song to themselves IMO. Shoutout to my nameless guy locking it down cowbell! I see you!
I’m so glad I found this channel great young singers and musicians Real music not stage show garbage
They're good, all of them, but in particular I love the drummer.
This is amazing! It wakes up the 19yo in this 72yo body.
They could sell out full stadiums! So good.
Yes! We agree!
So happy these young ones grooving to good old rock.
67 and seen a few jam sessions. This one could go all night!
You're not kidding. One of the best jams ever. Could go on for hours and I wouldn't get tired of it.
The Brunette has the Melodic Pipes, the Blonde has the Grit.....perfect Combo for this Arrangement......Very Satisfying Cover for me.....Grew up listening to Marvin, and CCR.....Great Timeless Song, and GREAT Tribute
Thanks to you all......waiting for your next cover......"What's going On?"....you guys and gals have the Chops!
Headphones up Guys, this is a great Peace of Music, thank you, you are all sooooo talented
These kids are phenomenal! Great job School of Rock staff and students!
You people are so Beautiful! Steady as a steam train down a grade - keep on chooglin!
I think this is my favorite SOR ensemble so far. The singers were soulful and my god those guitar solos. Then, the drummer keeps that driving beat pushing. Just great!
I can't imagine how they will play with more experience. WOW
This rendition is am absolute MASTERPIECE!!!