Afro-Euro comes to mind from this song . Sounds like a 90s song. Cool song.

I suggested this to another reactor who had done the original Jimi Hendrix version, but I'm still surprised to see anyone try it.

Voodoo Chile is a very personal cover of the Jimi Hendrix classic, with no guitar. This cover comes on Oremi (“Friends”), Kidjo‘s fifth album, part of a projected trilogy to reveal connections between the sounds and spirits of Africa and R&B. If I recall correctly, Kidjo sang all the vocal parts on this song. Thanks for getting to my pick! These are the lyrics you can't understand. She replaced Jimi’s guitar riffs with Beninese chanting, Amon Min keledje Vodoo vi amon Amon min keledje Vodoo amon Translation... (You think I’m worthless but you’re looking at the real Voodoo child)

Nice! Giving an a cappella treatment to that ferocious Jimi Hendrix riff and then layering it on top of a new jack beat is an interesting and groovy take on the song. Angelique Kidjo is from the West African nation of Benin, so if the a cappella treatment sounds African, that's because it is.😀 She partnered with pop-record producer Jeff Bhasker back in 2018 to record a track-by-track re-imagination of the Talking Heads seminal 1980 album Remain in Light, a rhythmically infectious and melodiously mysterious fresh fusion of Afrobeat and New Wave. In effect, she returned the compliment Talking Heads paid to contemporary African music back when. For a taste check out her covers of "Crosseyed and Painless", "The Great Curve", and "Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)".

Composed by Jimi Hendrix..Owned By Stevie Ray Vaughn

Empress, You should definitely check out "The Motown Song " by Rod Stewart and The Temptations. The music video is available on KZfaq and even if you don't make a reaction video you should check it out anyway.Also Elton John's "Club at the End of the Street".Also love the glasses.