Help (The Beatles) by The Glorious ft Scott Weiland

[Shangri]

Who they are and what's the connection next

Hailing from the legendary town of Manchester England, Christopher Wicks and Mick Rossi met at a non-snowy Hollywood Christmas party. Although the two had grown up blocks away from each other and had never met, they soon discovered a mutual passion for fellow Manchester musicians such as The Verve, Oasis and The Doves. Now almost three years later, The Glorious duo will release their debut CD, Stories From A Fractured Youth and showcase the sound and feel of the music that they love.
The Glorious have both had tremendously diverse and successful careers before their auspicious meeting. Christopher Wicks, the lyricist and designer of all things English Laundry, was born a child of the sixties in Manchester, England. In his very early years he found solace by sketching what he remembers to be mainly shirts, shoes and guitars and listening to music at the many legendary Manchester venues. This pre-teen pastime grew and ended up becoming a life-long career designing men’s and women’s apparel.
Fashion and music have collided continuously in Wicks’ life, as he continues to produce products for the John Lennon collection of clothing. He also retains the rights for both Lennon and McCartney lyrics for apparel and has designed lines for the Fender guitar company and the Jimi Hendrix foundation. Christopher Wicks has also co-designed a clothing brand with his friend Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots. Now, the English Laundry founder’s love of poetry and lyrics have given him the impetus to put together a dream team of rock n’ rollers, resulting in The Glorious.
Actor, musician, writer and producer Mick Rossi began his career in Manchester, England, as well. As a teenager he formed the cult British punk band Slaughter And The Dogs who are considered to be one of the founders of the punk rock movement in Britain today. The band have played with the Sex Pistols, The Clash and the Talking Heads amongst others. Rossi has also penned scripts with Gabriel Byrne, Joanne Whalley and Patrick Bergin. Some of his more recent projects are “Played,” “2:22” and his latest film “A Kiss And A Promise” that he wrote with Philip Guzman. Mick plays the leading role of “David Beck” in the film, opposite Natasha Gregson Wagner. “A Kiss And A Promise” was directed by Philip Guzman and produced by Lenny Bitondo and opens theatrically on September 9, 2011.
Rossi re-visited his musical roots when teaming up with Christopher Wicks and together they have penned the album, Stories From A Fractured Youth. Wicks’ lyrics have proven to be the perfect companion for Rossi’s melodies and riffs. Every lyric on the album tells a story, every riff on the guitar, an infectious melody with a little help from their friends who lent their musical talents to the album including Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols, Billy Duffy of The Cult and Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots. Weiland is also the cover boy and design DNA of English Laundry’s Scott Weiland Collection and joins Wicks to sing a duet of the Lennon/McCartney penned song “HELP.” This version was re-composed by Rossi and brings a haunting new sound to the classic and brilliant song.

http://theglorious.com/

Listen to 'Help' here https://www.facebook.com/TheGloriousUK?v=app_178091127385

[Manxita]

Listening right now...gorgeous version!

Thank you so much for sharing this!

[tumbleintherough]

thanks its a amazing cover. They really made it sad instead upbeat and happy which i wish the beatles would have recorded it like this that would have been great to hear. I didnt hear scott in it much tho

[Unglued812]

I couldnt hear Scott

[andrew]

Scott's definitely there. Would love to hear the version with just him though. His voice could be a few clicks louder.

Great cover. Not a huge Beatles fan but this is good.

[STEAK]

Scott's definitely there. Would love to hear the version with just him though. His voice could be a few clicks louder.

Great cover. Not a huge Beatles fan but this is good.

This.

[CritterTypeThing]

Awesome find!!  Thanks for sharing :-)

[Shangri]

You're welcome

With headphones I could easily heard Scott in the first listen, if you're not using any try that. It was less easy to hear him with no headphones.

Amazing cover indeed.