Going to California - Revision history

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	Amy posted this statement on Facebook about how her manager had recorded the guitar for fun, and that she instantly felt that she had to sing it:		Amy posted this statement on Facebook about how her manager had recorded the guitar for fun, and that she instantly felt that she had to sing it:

	{{quote\|''This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!''<ref>https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/videos/1098455666872869/</ref>}}		{{quote\|''This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, [[Jordan Berliant\|Jordan]], had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!''<ref>https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/videos/1098455666872869/</ref>}}

	The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.		The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.
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	==Video==		==Video==
	The music video was made and directed by Eric Ryan Anderson, who also created the front cover of the EP. It shows Amy in her home studio recording the vocals and walking around a garden singing the song, with various layered effects from one shot to another. The entire video is in black and white.		The music video was made and directed by [[Eric Ryan Anderson]], who also created the front cover of the EP. It shows Amy in her home studio recording the vocals and walking around a garden singing the song, with various layered effects from one shot to another. The entire video is in black and white.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	Amy posted this statement on Facebook about how her manager had recorded the guitar for fun, and that she instantly felt that she had to sing it:		Amy posted this statement on Facebook about how her manager had recorded the guitar for fun, and that she instantly felt that she had to sing it:

	{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!<ref>https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/videos/1098455666872869/</ref>}}		{{quote\|''This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!''<ref>https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/videos/1098455666872869/</ref>}}

	The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.		The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.

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	{{Amy Lee}}		{{Amy Lee}}
			[[Category:Amy songs]]
			[[Category:Recover, Vol. 1 songs]]
	[[Category:Covers]]		[[Category:Covers]]
	~~[[Category:Amy Lee discography]]~~

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	The music video was made and directed by Eric Ryan Anderson, who also created the front cover of the EP. It shows Amy in her home studio recording the vocals and walking around a garden singing the song, with various layered effects from one shot to another. The entire video is in black and white.		The music video was made and directed by Eric Ryan Anderson, who also created the front cover of the EP. It shows Amy in her home studio recording the vocals and walking around a garden singing the song, with various layered effects from one shot to another. The entire video is in black and white.

	== ~~Note~~ ==		== References ==
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	{{Amy songs}}{{Lang}}		{{Amy songs}}{{Lang}}
	== General information ==		== General information ==
	'''''Going to California''''' is the third track and the third single from ''[[Recover, Vol. 1]]''. It was released on [[Amy Lee]]'s YouTube channel with an accompanying music video on December 1, 2015<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEr8H4B8DAo</ref>. The song was originally by Led Zeppelin.		'''''Going to California''''' is the third track and the third single from ''[[Recover, Vol. 1]]''. It was released on [[Amy Lee]]'s YouTube channel with an accompanying music video on December 1, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEr8H4B8DAo</ref> The song was originally by Led Zeppelin.

	Amy posted this statement on Facebook about how her manager had recorded the guitar for fun, and that she instantly felt that she had to sing it~~<ref>https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/videos/1098455666872869/</ref>~~:		Amy posted this statement on Facebook about how her manager had recorded the guitar for fun, and that she instantly felt that she had to sing it:

	{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!}}		{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!<ref>https://www.facebook.com/AmyLeeOfficial/videos/1098455666872869/</ref>}}

	The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.		The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.

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	{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!}}		{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!}}

	The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015. They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.		The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36IK244BIk4</ref> They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.

	== Versions ==		== Versions ==

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	*''Performing period:'' November 2015 - May 2016		*''Performing period:'' November 2015 - May 2016
	*''Status:'' Unreleased		*''Status:'' Unreleased
			*''Example:'' Live at Marathon Music Works, Nashville, Tenneessee (November 13, 2015)

	== Lyrics ==		== Lyrics ==

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	{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!}}		{{quote\|This song is a classic that I've loved for as long as I can remember. It puts me at peace. My friend and manager, Jordan, had recorded the instrumentation for fun and when I heard it a few months ago I knew instantly that I had to sing on it. Listening to mommy sing usually helps get Jack into that elusive sleepy place, and this song has been a regular rotation nap-time hit around our house this fall. As I was preparing for the November Evanescence shows, I just really wanted a moment like this in our set. So I showed this version to Troy, who made it a personal challenge to master a finger-picking based song, which was outside his comfort zone (not that you could tell - he sounded amazing!). We had so much fun playing it live! It's a pleasure to sing a song publicly that is such a part of who I am offstage - my roots, the style of music we always played around our house when I was growing up, and still at every family gathering, singing and playing music with my Dad. I hope you enjoy it!}}

			The song was performed live for the first time with [[Evanescence]] at the Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on November 13, 2015. They played it at their three 2015 U.S. shows and then their three Spring 2016 U.S. shows.

	== Versions ==		== Versions ==

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	*''Released on'': ''[[Recover, Vol. 1]]'' (track #3)		*''Released on'': ''[[Recover, Vol. 1]]'' (track #3)
	*''Length:'' 3:23		*''Length:'' 3:23

			'''Live versions:'''

			'''Going to California [Live with Evanescence]'''

			*''Performing period:'' November 2015 - May 2016
			*''Status:'' Unreleased

	== Lyrics ==		== Lyrics ==

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	{{Amy Lee}}		{{Amy Lee}}
	[[Category:~~Recover, Vol. 1 songs~~]]		[[Category:Covers]]
			[[Category:Amy Lee discography]]