Young at heart sing ‘Fix You’ by Coldplay
This is very cool. As one YouTube commenter aptly described, “The lyrics *seem* to mean more with the gravitas of years.”
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December 19th, 2006 at 5:32 am
The guy is not a cool, sleek, young, English-accented 20-something with a full head of hair. The entire choir, and especially the soloist, are seated, most likely out of necessity. You can hear the puffs of air from his oxygen tank as he sings. A girl in the audience stifles a laugh. But this is one of the most touching covers I’ve ever seen, and the soloist has the richest, smoothest voice and sensuous delivery. I sure didn’t get a chill like this when Coldplay sang it. Compelling.
January 21st, 2007 at 3:06 pm
Is it available on CD?