A Cappella: "Gimme Shelter" (The Rolling Stones ft Merry Clayton)

Back in 1969, The Rolling Stones were recording their eighth studio album Let It Bleed and during the recording sessions for "Gimme Shelter," The Rolling Stones brought in Merry Clayton to perform the powerful background and duet vocals with Mick Jagger. Bonnie Bramlett was originally intended to sing the part, but Bramlett was not available, possibly because of illness.

With that said, Merry Clayton was pregnant at the time and singing so hard on her solo part possibly contributed to the miscarriage she had the day after the session. Therefore, take a listen below to the isolated vocals of Mick Jagger and Merry Clayton and Enjoy!

A Cappella: "Gimme Shelter" (The Rolling Stones feat. Merry Clayton)

With 20 Feet From Stardom taking home the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature this past Sunday at the 86th Annual Academy Awards, I though I'd take it back again to this amazing a cappella version of The Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter."

Back in 1969, The Rolling Stones were recording their eighth studio album Let It Bleed and during the recording sessions for "Gimme Shelter," The Rolling Stones brought in Merry Clayton to perform the powerful background and duet vocals with Mick Jagger. Bonnie Bramlett was originally intended to sing the part, but Bramlett was not available, possibly because of illness.

With that said, Merry Clayton was pregnant at the time and singing so hard on her solo part possibly contributed to the miscarriage she had the day after the session. Therefore, take a listen below to the isolated vocals of Mick Jagger and Merry Clayton and Enjoy!

A Cappella: "Gimme Shelter" (The Rolling Stones feat. Merry Clayton)

Back in 1969, The Rolling Stones were recording their eighth studio album Let It Bleed and during the recording sessions for "Gimme Shelter," The Rolling Stones brought in Merry Clayton to perform the powerful background and duet vocals with Mick Jagger. Bonnie Bramlett was originally intended to sing the part, but Bramlett was not available, possibly because of illness.

With that said, Merry Clayton was pregnant at the time and singing so hard on her solo part possibly contributed to the miscarriage she had the day after the session. Therefore, take a listen below to the isolated vocals of Mick Jagger and Merry Clayton and Enjoy!

A Cappella: "Gimme Shelter" (The Rolling Stones feat. Merry Clayton)

Back in 1969, The Rolling Stones were recording their eighth studio album Let It Bleed and during the recording sessions for "Gimme Shelter," The Rolling Stones brought in Merry Clayton to perform the powerful background and duet vocals with Mick Jagger. Bonnie Bramlett was originally intended to sing the part, but Bramlett was not available, possibly because of illness. With that said, Merry Clayton was pregnant at the time and singing so hard on her solo part possibly contributed to the miscarriage she had the day after the session.

With that in mind, take a listen after the jump to the isolated vocals of Mick Jagger and Merry Clayton and Enjoy!

Amazing Cover: "Wild Horses" (Alicia Keys featuring Adam Levine)

Back in 2005, Alicia Keys recorded and released her own "Unplugged" album in conjunction with MTV. During her set, Alicia covered The Rolling Stones' classic "Wild Horses" with the help of Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. Peep the footage of their collaboration below and Enjoy!

Amazing Cover: "Wild Horses" (Alicia Keys featuring Adam Levine)

Check out Alicia and Adam's take on The Rolling Stones' classic "Wild Horses"... Enjoy!