Bill Bonnell Breathes New Life into James Taylor’s Classic ‘Something in the Way She Moves’

 

Bill Bonnell has made a bold and brilliant move by covering James Taylor’s classic track "Something in the Way She Moves," infusing it with his emotionally charged vocals. Originally used by Taylor to audition for George Harrison and Paul McCartney at Apple Records in the late 60s, this song has deep roots in music history. Often confused with George Harrison’s "Something," inspired by Taylor's audition, Bonnell's rendition is anything but a mere copy.

Staying true to the original arrangement, Bonnell pays homage to the song’s legacy while incorporating a fresh perspective through his vocal delivery. His version captures the essence of the classic while offering a modern touch that resonates with today’s listeners. In an era where remakes often fall short, Bonnell’s take on "Something in the Way She Moves" feels genuine and heartfelt. It’s more than just a cover; it’s a tribute to a timeless piece of music, with Bonnell’s unique artistry shining through every note. This rendition is a must-listen for both long-time fans of James Taylor and new audiences discovering the song for the first time.