For no obvious reason, Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” has become an oft-covered song of late. We first saw it given an instrumental cello rumble back in December. Then, last month, Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider used it to accompany his metal cover of Frank Sinatra’s “It Was a Very Good Year.” Yes, really.

Today’s cover takes a similar approach, but with a slightly less strange pairing (emphasis on the slightly). Independent Seattle musician Aaron English first came up with the idea of melding “Kashmir” with the Beatles’ Eastern-influenced “Norwegian Wood” on tour in 2008, but now it finally gets a proper studio recording. For all of you who couldn’t quite stomach the Dee Snider mashup, this one should go down smoother.

Aaron English Band – Norwegian Wood / Kashmir (The Beatles / Led Zeppelin)

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One Response to “Aaron English Band Takes “Norwegian Wood” to “Kashmir””

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  1. Jaye says:

    Oh my. Check out the pipes on this guy! I thought they ripped up “Norwegian Wood” pretty well, but I wasn’t sure they could sustain it through “Kashmir”. I was wrong.

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