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Hard to believe that "cow tipping" was considered controversial if you compare that to playing "She's not there" at OJ's trial.

Interesting that the articles say it's The Zombies' "She's Not There"--I'd always assumed it was Santana's, and now that I've actually listened to The Zombies' version, I'm pretty sure Band plays Santana's version.

Santana: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoz8iXjfH4Y

The Zombies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKBRc8zN...r_embedded
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The Zombie's version is the original version, created by the band's organist. Santana's is a cover done 13 years later. The Santana band is much larger than the Zombies and uses some brass instruments. It makes sense that the Santana arrangement sounds closer to the one used by the Stanford band. However, the writing credit still goes to the original.

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[quote author=81alum link=topic=16291.msg182887#msg182887 date=1482084504]

Hard to believe that "cow tipping" was considered controversial if you compare that to playing "She's not there" at OJ's trial.

Interesting that the articles say it's The Zombies' "She's Not There"--I'd always assumed it was Santana's, and now that I've actually listened to The Zombies' version, I'm pretty sure Band plays Santana's version.

Santana: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoz8iXjfH4Y

The Zombies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKBRc8zN...r_embedded
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The Zombie's version is the original version, created by the band's organist. Santana's is a cover done 13 years later. The Santana band is much larger than the Zombies and uses some brass instruments. It makes sense that the Santana arrangement sounds closer to the one used by the Stanford band. However, the writing credit still goes to the original.