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Knockin' On Heaven's Door [Cover by Tobin Bell and Mary Spender]

Mary Spender

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Credits
Vocals and Guitar - Tobin Bell ‪@tobinbellofficial‬
Vocals and Mixing - Cooper Hudson Bell @songsbyhudson
The Band: Trophy - @trophytrophytrophytrophy
Piano - Lincoln Cleary @lincolncleary
Sax - Jesse McGinty
Electric Guitar - Tyler McCartht @ilikeguitarsalot
Bass - Alex Kyhn @alexkyhn
Drums - De’Mar Hamilton @demarhamilton

Engineer - Rico Porter @imricoporter
DP/Editor - Nicolas Wendl @nicolaswendl
Gaffer - Joseph T. Kramer@razorcrank

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@MarySpender Creator 3 years ago (edited) Pinned

🎹 Download the audio here and soon watch behind the scenes of working with Tobin Bell and friends!
https://www.patreon.com/maryspender
Credits
Vocals and Guitar - Tobin Bell @tobinbell5490
Vocals and Mixing - Cooper Hudson Bell @songsbyhudson
The Band: Trophy - @trophytrophytrophytrophy
Piano - Lincoln Cleary @lincolncleary
Sax - Jesse McGinty
Electric Guitar - Tyler McCartht @ilikeguitarsalot
Bass - Alex Kyhn @alexkyhn
Drums - De’Mar Hamilton @demarhamilton
Engineer - Rico Porter @imricoporter
DP/Editor - Nicolas Wendl @nicolaswendl
Gaffer - Joseph T. Kramer@razorcrank

@reveurmort6920 3 years ago (edited)

"I want to play a song."

Jigsaw jokes aside, this is beautiful and Tobin has a great voice.

@TheStoneyJackson 3 years ago

That’s mfkin Jigsaw

@episodicstudiosllc 3 years ago

Holy crap, Tobin Bell has such a great voice and can terrorize people in the Saw movies. Also that Tenor Sax is killing it.

@thomascarmichael6659 3 years ago

Well. Mary Spender doing a Bob Dylan cover with the guy from Saw ranked pretty damn highly on the list of things I didn't expect to see today.

@jplb96 3 years ago

So this is the reward for people who successful play the game?

@larsolufsen 3 years ago

“I want to play a game … A SONG, I MEAN A SONG!!”

@mikeh6286 3 years ago (edited)

I know Tobin is most famous from Saw, but I'll always remember him from Stargate SG-1. Excellent acting!

@perniciousreaper4393 3 years ago

Wow! I had no idea Tobin Bell was musical, much less such a great singer! This is a wonderful cover, thank you!

@madelianides 3 years ago

I had no idea that Tobin Bell was a musician. I always loved him in his role as the record store owner in the Seinfeld episode The Old Man. He also played a bad guy in a very memorable Walker Texas Ranger episode. Tobin Bell’s got a great voice.

@JDXC666 2 years ago

Tobin Bell can literally do anything

@penntraxx 3 years ago

Love Tobin... let him borrow one of my guitars while we were shooting a couple of the Saw movies . In return, he gave me a collection of the great Jazz Guitar Players on CD. A true gentleman.

@midwestdaisies 3 years ago

Tobin's mature voice powerfully reveals the strengths of the song and contrasts beautifully with Mary's pure and perfect vocals. Shout out to the other musicians as well. Well done!

@speedwaynutt 3 years ago

Tobin reminds me of Johnny Cash in his later years

@MattyK-USA 3 years ago (edited)

There are days when it all comes together, when everyone in the studio just... clicks, and makes something bigger than the band intended. This feels like that. ❤ Bravo.

@wendymacefieldhorton8353 3 years ago

I didn't think it was possible to love Tobin anymore than I already do..❤❤❤❤

@system32files 3 years ago

Let's play a song

@tarynsarvas604 3 years ago

Who knew that jigsaw could sing.

@mikebird2665 2 years ago

I very much appreciate your honesty, giving people like me - just ordinary people who view content - a bit more insight into the workings of the music world. You and Bruce Dickinson are the only people I know of who do that courtesy to fans. Thank you!