@@JS-ie3hv I have and it's very good. Charles Bradleys cover is dripping with a Motown sound. It's overflowing with soul. Now,that being said, I have to say that I have been a fan of Puddles for several years. I discovered Puddles just right after I decided to get off opiates. I was strung out for almost 10 years. I squirmed around for 6 or 8 weeks having withdrawals from hell. I didn't go to rehab. I didn't have a therapist or rep from N.A. What I did have was a TV with RU-vid and an old Yamaha receiver from the early 90s that's loud enough that I can set off the neighbors car alarm with it.About 7 weeks in,I was thinking about grabbing my pistol and blowing my brains out when I saw a clown on my algorithm and the thumbnail said " The Sound of Silence". I was like wtf is this. What the hell,I said to myself. I need a good laugh. I watched the video. When it got to the end of it I wasn't laughing. That was the moment I finally had an emotion that wasn't suicidal or murderous. That was the exact moment I began to feel better. In fact,I quit smoking cigarettes also. I started playing my drums and guitars again. Then a couple months after that my dad passed away. Puddles version of House of the Rising Sun hit home when I needed it to.That's because it was one of my dad's favorite songs. He was also semi pro drummer. He instilled a love and appreciation for music and art when I was very young. I love music. I love Puddles music. The man under the grease paint and frilly suit is a goddamn artistic genius. The character and persona he has created is an artistic force with the richest and most powerful voice I personally have ever heard. His covers are tasteful and serve the song in monumental fashion and i'd proudly die on that hill. So,I would appreciate it if you would refrain from telling me to "calm down". I have my reasons.Thanks and good day sir.
Unfortunately the world is going through changes, just as all of us are going through changes.Time waits for no man. Live life, love life, cherish your loved ones, hold them tight!! Thank you Puddles. ❤
I've never known any singer that is so consistently good with their new material as Puddles. Never anything less than fantastic. See ya in London next year big guy!😊
I can't find the words to describe how much Puddles' voice and interpretations of classic songs move me, not just here but in every video I've seen so far. What a talent! So I'll just say Thank You.
I just realized two of the fellars who put a smile on my face these days both have similar names. Puddles and Puddin. That's where the similarity ends, with the exception they both should be more well known than they are.
Dude, you are a treasure. Clearly a Sabbath/Ozzy/Dio fan due to the compliments you make to them in your renditions of their work. The Gospel touch is brilliant.
@@martingardener90it was put out by sabbath. Geezer wrote the lyrics. And as good as it is I don’t think any sabbath fan has ever gone out of their way to put it on.
The camera work is as exquisite as the song. The way they fill the frame with him makes his emotions big and uncontainable. The stark lighting creates the striking contrasts of the changes. Man this weed is good.
Puddles is so awesome! His voice touches my soul! I’ll never get sick of his unique sound. My only critique would be that I’d love to see more of a music video with your performance. Kinda like your recent Billie Eilish covers. The visual presentation amplifies the feels.
I seen Puddles Live in Fl a couple few years back....he did ELO's Telephone Line and killed it with ending it in doing Adels Hello from the Other Side. Its by far the best he has ever performed doing Adels Hello.......That song that sound was what he was mastered to perform. .....Puddles do a entire version of that song....for the next time i come to see you live!!!! Please.
