Maybe you are thinking of "Sleepwalk," by Santo & Johnny. There are many other artists who have covered it, I quite like versions by The Ventures, Hapa and Guano Boys if you want variations on a theme. The Brian Setzer Orchestra and the Stray Cats have versions. Supposedly Modest Mouse, My Morning Jacket and the Deaftones have done covers, they could be interesting but I haven't listened to them. There are a few artists who have done covers with lyrics, apparently Santo and Johnny wrote them but never recorded them. A woman by the name of Betsy Brye or Bette Anne Steele did one of the original covers but I have heard versions by Carolyne Mas, Maria Williams and a man whose name I cannot remember. Carolyne Mas's is my favorite. If this doesn't answer your question, check out the Instrumental Top 20 List on www.tunecaster.com. You may be able to find it there.
unless you consider my husband famous, no
A dead famous person. lol
Sonya Spence is a Jamaican singer, famous for songs like her rendition of "Leaving on a Jet Plane," who apparently died in 2007 at the age of 54 in Jamaica. She got many hits and some see her as the female version of Lionel Richie because of the romantic modes in her vocal and music.
Cabin In The Sky - by Nancy Wilson Acoustic instrumental, she also did another song for when they leave concert in beginning
Los Cafres is famous for playing reggae music. Although reggae is considered to be Jamaican in origin, the band is based in Argentina and released its debut album in 1995.
bob Marley
Halloween.
http://www.amazon.com/Famous-Last-Words-Instrumental/dp/B000QQG2YG Here
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Byron Lee was most famous for being a Jamaican musician and record producer. He is most known for his work as the leader of Byron Lee and the Dragonaires.
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Jim brown he was killed in a jamaican police station when it was burned down to eliminate him
Bob Marley
Papa San is a Jamaican singer whose real name is Tyrone Thompson. Papa San was born in the year of 1966, and is most famous for his works in fundraising for Jamaican orphanages.
Inventing the telephone. He also was instrumental in the education of Helen Keller.
Some famous Caribbean people with notable biographies include Usain Bolt, a Jamaican sprinter known as the fastest man alive; Rihanna, a Barbadian singer and businesswoman; and Bob Marley, a Jamaican reggae musician and cultural icon.
Sam Adams is famous for being one of the Founding Fathers in the U.S. He lived in Massachusetts and was instrumental in the American Revolution.