What is the name of the bluesy guitar song in the new Kingsford charcoal commercial with everyone grilling on the interstate?
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sedso10
ANSWERS: 7
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sounds almost like>>gravity>>by john mayer
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You can check out some of the comments at this url, for possible suggestions. http://youtube.com/watch?v=IYGF3q-cH44
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You are correct bluesman56, it sounds a little like at least four other bands that come to mind. Kingsford won't say one way or the other.
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Sounds like "Soulshine" either by The ALlman Brothers or by Gov't Mule
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commercial version of "tuesday's gone" listen to hank williams jr.'s version of the song, it is the what you hear, just the guitar not all the other instruments.
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The name of the song is Speachless by Colin James from his Bad Habits CD.
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From this Youtube site: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6oYeqGLTy8 **I've disabled comments because the ongoing debate of what song was used is just getting old and boring. I have provided the info that Kingsford advertising has given me, and that is that the song used is DERIVED from 'Speechless' by Colin James. The word "derived" means "to trace from a source or origin", therefore the riff in this ad was probably written especially for Kingsford and was only influenced by the song "Speechless". If you want to further investigate you can do so away from the comment box. :-)
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