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18. Juli 2023 · KNULP is a multi-instrumentalist who covers The Beatles' "In My Life" with bass, guitars, and drums. Watch her performance and learn more about her music on No Treble, a website for bass players.
KNULP. @knulp. ‧. 78.2K subscribers ‧ 86 videos. Album “Festival”. youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lFJrm0l0Xw5QaUzETk0BPERTlZDhsc37Y.
- HEY HEY (Big Bill Broonzy) Cover by KNULP3.5K Aufrufe
- Hit the road Jack (Ray Charles) Cover by KNULP15.1K Aufrufe
- LEADER OF THE BAND (Dan Fogelberg) Cover by KNULP11.9K Aufrufe
- I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU (KISS) Band Cover by KNULP74.2K Aufrufe
- HEART OF GOLD (Neil Young) BBC Live Version Cover by KNULP35.9K Aufrufe
- SCARBOROUGH FAIR (Simon & Garfunkel) Cover by KNULP44.7K Aufrufe
- HARD TO SAY I'M SORRY (Chicago) Cover by KNULP22.6K Aufrufe
- WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS (The Beatles) Band Cover by KNULP83.1K Aufrufe
- JINGLE BELLS🎄(James Lord Pierpont) Cover by KNULP18.3K Aufrufe
- SAILING (Rod Stewart) Band Cover by KNULP44.4K Aufrufe
KNULP is a unique multi-talented artist with dozens of intriguing cover videos performed live in a beautiful studio with vintage instruments any musician would dream of. : ) Check out...
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7. Jan. 2024 · KNULP is a musician who covers songs with all the instruments and vocals. Watch his latest video of George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" on No Treble.
Album “Festival” 앨범 구매 및 각종 문의는 메일로 부탁드립니다. contactknulp@gmail.com **KNULP is NEVER on TELEGRAM**.
Knulp (subtitled Three Stories from Knulp's Life) is a series of three tales by Hermann Hesse, published in 1915 by S. Fischer Verlag. The three episodes are about a vagrant called Knulp. Hesse wrote these tales between 1907 and 1914 and they are considered to be part of his “Gerbersau” cycle.
7. März 2007 · Knulp is the studio alias of Buffalo, NY singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Brian Rick, formerly of El Gusto (where he played alongside Kelly Sciandra, later of This Day & Age) and The Aristooks.
