BO's "VEHICLE" released

**remicks** · June 29th, 2005, 01:13 AM

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:lol: :lol: :lol: Now I can surrender this forum in peace : :lol: :lol: :lol:

Bo Motors Full Speed Ahead :

-----'Idol' runner-up Bo Bice rocked this cover of 'Vehicle,' originally recorded by the Ides of March (not Tom Jones, like you'd think) and now it's his second single. Take a ride with the Southerner who, much like Jones, has all the girls swooning. .....

If I hurry I can get to the store tonight to get my copy .... :P :P

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**efunk_adelic** · June 29th, 2005, 04:54 AM

:lol:

is this for real? or is it 1 of the 4 times he sang it? or a CD-Single w/ all 4 versions. :D

**remicks** · June 29th, 2005, 11:36 AM

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:lol: .. Maybe they mixed all the versions for a special American Idol long version / season salute .. "VEHICLE: THE ENDLESS DANCE VERSION" 12" .....after all it is 70's dance music

, y'know!!! :lol:

( ya . its true ...... who'd a thunk it !!!! :P I laughed when I saw it and I knew you'd get a kick out of it efunk!!)

remicks
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**nrgbeat** · July 1st, 2005, 07:02 AM

Just read in the paper that Bo Bice got married.

It's not too late to send him a wedding gift. :D

**Mixmachine** · July 9th, 2005, 02:28 PM

I watched the other night for the first time on Jay's Tonight Show a Live performance of "Vehicle" by Bo Bice, very nice effort, but some how for me his version doesn't compare to the original classic recording, maybe the Studio Recording fares better, I don't know, IMO It would've been much better if he came up with a 'revised' version instead of trying to match Ide's perfect version note by note, But then again, I'll bet most people today don't even know of the 30 year old original :cry: , If anything I give him credit for exposing this new generations to some good music of the past.

Back when this song first hit the radio I first thought Blood, Sweat and Tears had changed their name to The Ides of March, :lol: they are so similar in style, Tom Jones never crossed my mind back then, although I can hear some vocal similarities in there ; I also never considered this cut a “Dance” record, if this was played in any early Discotheques Clubs is news to me since I’ve never seen any charts listing this one, but who knows? ..