Lacuna Coil - Tight Rope

It should be noted his addiction to the genre, which occupies an intermediate position between country, folk and rock - only he could make a worthy alternative to the growing hegemony of the soul style performed by Diane Ross and the Jackson Live group at the turn of the new decade. It is very symbolic that the “forty-five”, which won first place in the pop charts on January 3, 1970, was the song from the movie “Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid” - “Raindrops Keep Failin 'on My Head” "). Its performer BJ Thomas strengthened the influence of hillbilly on the world of American pop music, and Ray Stevens and Joe South followed suit. Elvis borrowed “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” from the latter, a songwriter and guitarist from Nashville, offering his reading of this song, which is fully justified by its origin.