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The middle-aged dummies are forming a band called "Blanket"! It's a cover band. (1 Viewer)

Pip’s Invitation:

You Really Got Me – Van Halen (The Kinks)

Clearly I don't need to do much explaining of this one. It rocks your face off and is one of many examples of the genius of Eddie Van Halen and David Lee Roth right from the getgo. It, often preceded by Eddie's groundbreaking instrumental Eruption, was a constant presence on the Philly FM stations I listened to in the '80s, and thus has always been top-of-mind when I think of "covers that I love."

Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTTsY-oz6Go

At #8, something that has a vastly different sound from most of my list, and which I think is vastly superior to the original.
 
- This live version of "I Shall Be Released" by Wilco and the Fleet Foxes is great. It's one of those songs that I think is always great live. I got tickets today to see Wilco in June. Excited!
- This version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" reminds me of MoCs more than any other. I'd like to think that he and Wikkid are up in heaven getting stoked for the Kentucky Derby. It's time for their triplet to come out of the shadows and carry on their tradition.
- The "Needles and Pins" cover by The Searchers is one of the earliest sounds of the jangle guitar. I'm a fan of that sound.
- "Try A Little Tenderness" to me is an Otis Redding song.
- Shadows Fall's cover of "Welcome to the Machine" is really cool. The vocals are spot on, and that crunchy rock sound goes well with the vocals. Pink Floyd's original is more spacey, but Shadows Fall have their own "far out" moments, and do a great job doing it their way.
- Robert Plant sounds great in his cover of "Darkness, Darkness." I like The Youngbloods original as well. It's a tie between the two on which is my favorite. Jesse Colin Young deserves more recognition than what he gets as a songwriter.
- "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Isreal Kamasomethingoranother makes me smile. I need to learn to play the ukulele. I almost bought one several years ago, but didn't do it.
- "Six More Miles" by Mike Ness is my kinda square dancing music. 🤠
- NIN's version of "Dead Souls" fit perfectly in the movie "The Crow." Joy Division's original seemed ahead of its time.
- Love and Rockets' "Ball of Confusion" is a ball of 🔥
 
- This version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" reminds me of MoCs more than any other. I'd like to think that he and Wikkid are up in heaven getting stoked for the Kentucky Derby. It's time for their triplet to come out of the shadows and carry on their tradition.

Amen. We miss you, @otb_lifer .

- "Try A Little Tenderness" to me is an Otis Redding song.

Preach, sista.
 
- I've never heard of Green River, but their cover of "Queen Bitch" is bitchin'!
They are the primordial ooze of grunge. It can be argued that that sound/scene began with them. Their members included Mark Arm and Steve Turner, who went on to Mudhoney, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament, who went on to Mother Love Bone and Pearl Jam, and Bruce Fairweather, who went on to Mother Love Bone and Love Battery.
 
I'm trying to get a jump on sending the #8s to Hawks, instead of sending the night before*, and I noticed that one person's #8 has the cover artist and original artist listed as the same person. :lol: I think we've seen this before, though, so hopefully no research will be necessary.

*And by the way, please give a round of :clap:to @Hawks64 for being the glue that holds the playlist postings together and selflessly and without complaint works on these using the ugly format that I usually give him.
 
I'm trying to get a jump on sending the #8s to Hawks, instead of sending the night before*, and I noticed that one person's #8 has the cover artist and original artist listed as the same person. :lol: I think we've seen this before, though, so hopefully no research will be necessary.

*And by the way, please give a round of :clap:to @Hawks64 for being the glue that holds the playlist postings together and selflessly and without complaint works on these using the ugly format that I usually give him.
:clap::clap::clap:

(^^^^ that's as much exercise as I got in today)
 
21 pointers

This is what I'm here for
zamboni: Season of the Witch - Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper & Stephen Stills (Donovan)

Other favorites:
Pip’s Invitation: Southern Man – Merry Clayton (Neil Young)
Charlie Steiner: Heart Full of Soul - Chris Isaak (The Yardbirds)
Hawks64: Sugar Man - Black Pumas (Sixto Rodriguez) - not sure if I'm familiar with the original. Listened to it and really liked it.
scorchy: Bad Girl - The Detroit Cobras (Original by Oblivians)
Chaos34: Oh Well - Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers (Fleetwood Mac)
higgins: My Favorite Things - John Coltrane (Mary Martin, Patricia Neway)

:hifive:
The Dreaded Marco: Cortez the Killer - Built to Spill (Neil Young)

This is cover????????
Val Rannous: Hush - Deep Purple (Billy Joe Royal)
 
New-to-me covers from #9 that I very much enjoyed:

Hey Hey Helen - Lush (Abba) -- Lush-ious.
The Metro - System of a Down (Berlin) -- Shouldn't work on paper, but succeeds wildly.
Darkness, Darkness - Robert Plant (The Youngbloods) -- Amazing. As dynamic as some of his best Zep performances. We know he loves him some '60s hippie music (which is what he was performing before he met Jimmy Page). As I said earlier, there's another cover that is just as good as this one and the original.
The Maker - Dave Matthews Band (Daniel Lanois) -- A little long, but I like the vibe, and the bass shreddage from guest Victor Wooten.
Teardrop - Jose Gonzalez (Massive Attack) -- Another "vibe" song. Good for Netflixing and chilling.
Welcome to the Machine – Shadows Fall (Pink Floyd) -- Forthright instead of freaky, it still captures the helplessness and desperation of the original perfectly.
Loser/National Anthem/In The Air Tonight mashup - Umphrey's McGee (Beck/Radiohead/Phil Collins) -- Elegantly constructed.
Light My Fire - The Four Tops (The Doors) -- Wonderful. The vibe of the original shines through but the approach is so different.
Six More Miles - Mike Ness (Hank Williams) -- I hear some Neil in this approach. From when he mixed bona fide country (with fiddles and such) with more aggressive rock rhythms (as opposed to the lighter "country rock" of After the Gold Rush, Harvest and CSNY). Think side 1 of American Stars 'N Bars, side 2 of Hawks and Doves or his live work with the International Harvesters (but not the Old Ways album he did with them, which mostly sucks).
Redemption Song - Richard Bona (Bob Marley) -- Another "vibe" recording that I enjoyed.

And I want to reiterate how much I love NIN's Joy Division cover. Contender for the best "find" of this thing for me. This was a very strong round.
 
- This version of "Light My Fire" by the Four Tops has a lounge vibe about it. Its arrangement reminds me of something you'd hear in a lounge bar while chillin'. I dig it.
sizzle, sizzle, sizzle me baby, light my fire, wooo 🚬 🍸

- This cover of "Redemption Song" by Richard Bona and Richard Brecker is relaxing. 🧘‍♀️
- "Hey Hey Helen" by Lush is good. It sounds different than ABBA's original in a good way.
- The Flying Burrito Brothers sneak in a pedal steel by Sneaky Pete on the greatest song about sneaking around, and it sounds great. "Dark End of the Street" is one of my favorite songs.
- The transitions in "The National Loser Anthem" by Umphrey's McGee are seamless. It's very well done.
- The "Teardrop" cover by José González is great. I like the guitar and vocals in his version.
- I like the vocals on DMB's live cover of "The Maker."
- "You Really Got Me" by VH rocks. It rocks even more with "Eruption" leading in.
- System of a Down sound like they had several pots of coffee the day they recorded "The Metro." 🤘 😵‍💫 🤘
- I like Otis Redding's rendition of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" better than the Stones' original. Otis has a lot of emotion and spirit in those scratchy soul vocals of his, and that coupled with the horns gives me satisfaction when hearing it. Otis + Stax = :heart:
 
Don Quixote:

Needles and Pins - The Searchers (Jackie DeShannon)
Song: two votes – The Searchers (1); The Ramones (1)
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: three votes – Needles and Pins (2); Bette Davis Eyes (1)
Well, I suppose see now why I corrected earlier when the original was attributed to The Searchers. I did not realize that either before this exercise. I was about to include Petula Clark’s French version, La Nuit N’en Finit Plus. When I was putting list together with original, I realized the original was Jackie DeShannon and not The Searchers. Then realized I liked The Searchers’ version more than Petula Clark’s, so subbed that one in (sorry Petula).

And I’m down to only one of my top 5 that I still have the chance of “owning.”
 
The #9s were very familiar territory. Three other people who chose the same pairing as I, and three others who I share a song (that’s been revealed on my list) with. Plus of course songs we’ve seen earlier in the countdown. Still, I was able to find a lot of songs I liked and usually wish I’d thought of considering.

Recognized by title alone: 22
Sounded familiar: 3
Didn’t Know: 7

Selected Favorites:
Don’t Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston
Man of Constant Sorrow - Soggy Bottom Boys
Try a Little Tenderness - Otis Redding
Ball of Confusion - Love and Rockets

Hadn’t heard before, but liked
Summertime - Doc & Merle Watson
The Maker - Dave Matthews Band
Teardrop - Jose Gonzalez
Light My Fire - The Four Tops
Six More Miles - Mike Ness
 
The 23 pointers

Known and liked covers


Don't leave me this way- didn't recognize by name but knew it when I heard it
You really got Me- pretty sure this will appear again
Try a little Tenderness - didn't know it was a cover
Dead Souls- didn't know it was a cover
Ball of Confusion

Liked covers of known songs

Summertime
Over the Rainbow
Africa
The Metro- wow,what a surprise!
Loser Anthem - interesting and flows really well

New to me likes

Needles and Pins
Hey hey Helen
Darkness Darkness
Dark end of the Street
 
Eeeew. It's been 40 years, and I still get... ...twichy when I see a NC State uniform. They cause horrible flashbacks to Derek Wittenburg and Lorenzo Charles.

Go Coogs.
Houston was one almost-tipped pass from winning that thing.
Yep, if Benny Anders fingers were like a couple of millimeters longer we could have won that thing. Ripped my heart out. Of course, as a Houston sports fan in general in the 80's, I was used to disappointment.
 
22 pointers

This is what I'm here for:
Charlie Steiner: I Feel Love - Blue Man Group (feat. Venus Hum) (Donna Summer)
zamboni: America - Yes (Simon & Garfunkel)
scorchy: I Can’t Go For That - The Bird And The Bee (Hall & Oates)
Oliver Humanzee: Little Honda - Yo La Tengo (Beach Boys)

Obvious favorites:
Just Win Baby: Dazed and Confused - Led Zeppelin (Jake Holmes)
Val Rannous: Pretty Woman - Van Halen (Roy Orbison)

Other favorites:
Uruk-Hai: Freedom Highway - Rhiannon Giddens (Staple Singers)
Dr. Octopus: Tryin' to Get to Heaven - Phosphorescent (Robert Zimmerman)
simsarge: In My Life - Johnny Cash (The Beatles)

Had no idea these were covers, so listening to the original felt like I was listening to a cover that I really liked:
Pip’s Invitation: Oye Como Va – Santana (Tito Puente)
Don Quixote: Wild Thing - The Troggs (Wild Ones)
 
Twenty-three pointers

This is what I'm here for:
Dr. Octopus: I Shall Be Released - Wilco and Fleet Foxes (Robert Zimmerman) - How have I not heard this?
Raging weasel: Welcome to the Machine – Shadows Fall (Pink Floyd)
DrIanMalcolm: Light My Fire - The Four Tops (The Doors)

Other favorites:
Pip’s Invitation/Galileo/Andy Dufresne/Mt. Man: You Really Got Me – Van Halen (The Kinks)
simey: Summertime - Doc & Merle Watson (Helen Jepson)
simsarge: Over the Rainbow - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole (Judy Garland)
John Maddens Lunchbox: The Metro - System of a Down (Berlin)
Eephus: Darkness, Darkness - Robert Plant (The Youngbloods)
Hawks64: The Maker - Dave Matthews Band (Daniel Lanois)
landrys hat: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Otis Redding (Rolling Stones)

Didn't know this was a cover:
Uruk-Hai: Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston (Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes) - I'm pretty sure this is some Art Bell bumper music
 
I was going to combine* the 22- and 23-pointers in my comments; alas work :rant: kept me from listening to the 23s or doing anything else fun until just now. So here are a few uninteresting thoughts on the 22-pointers. I didn't find the new-to-me ones much to my liking, but in large part the issue was that I already knew most of these (and love many of them). A few standouts:

The Tears of a Clown by the (English) Beat - I've probably heard this before but didn't remember. I loved the bass parts.
I Can't Go for That by the bird and the bee - I just realized that actually this was the one where I loved the bass line. I'm not going back up to correct the prior entry.
Little Honda by Yo La Tengo - another I've probably heard given OH's proximity. Perhaps I liked the bass here, too? I don't know; I'm just really tired.

Sorry, these comments are lame!

Special shout-out to Unchained Melody and Wild Thing, which I should have considered except that I didn't even know they were covers.

* I was going to do a footnote here but am tired.
 
23.ee - Robert Plant - "Darkness, Darkness" (The Youngbloods cover)

The original:
This song was written by the underrated Jesse Colin Young for The Youngbloods' third album in 1969. The original has a droning string part and a delayed overdubbed vocal on the second verse. The song has been covered by many artists which is a pretty good indicator of a quality tune. Jesse Colin is still performing at age 82; he played a handful of dates in 2023 following a full tour the previous year.

The cover: Plant covered "Darkness, Darkness" in 2002 on his Dreamlands album. He slows the song down a tick and stretches it out to nearly double the length of the original. I like how the arrangement builds from Plant's voice accompanied only by a Wurlitzer piano to a maelstrom of guitars with Plant vocalizing above it.

Is the cover better than the original?: Plant is one of the great Rock singers because he's capable of either whispering tenderly or howling at Valhalla. He gets to do a little of both on this song which makes it better than Young's thinner tenor. I have a lot of respect for Plant and his post-Zeppelin career. He's stayed true to his roots of Blues, North African and Folk and put out music that's connected to his old band's history without coming off sounding like Greta Van Fleet.




Running scoreboard: Covers 12 - Originals 11
 
without coming off sounding like Greta Van Fleet.

:lmao: Nice touch!

eta* That's not a knock on Greta Van Fleet. It's the thought of an originator being thought of by the current culture as imitating an imitator of himself, I guess, that cracked me up.
 
Weekly weekend catchup (unless you prefer ketchup or catsup):

Living After Midnight - The Donnas
Jealous Guy - Roxy Music
Hush - Deep Purple
Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon - Urge Overkill
Dazed And Confused - Led Zeppelin
America - Yes
Can't Get No Satisfaction - Devo
Always Something There - Naked Eyes
Pretty Woman - Van Halen
Always On My Mind - Pet Shop Boys
Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston
You Really Got Me - Van Halen
Take Me To The River - Talking Heads
Hey Hey Helen - Lush
The Metro - System Of A Down
Tainted Love - Soft Cell
Whiskey In The Jar - Metallica
Summertime Blues - Blue Cheer 🎸
 
Still putting together the posts. Hopefully up by 10:30 PDT. Have to say my heart's not much in it at the moment. I understand better why Dr. O up and quit this board. Not saying I'm going to, but I understand.

Let's make that 11 a.m. PDT.

And I just saw there's a really surprising cover, one we haven't seen before, with a Deja Vote.

And a Deja Vote in back-to-back selections. That should make the playlist fun. :lol:
 
without coming off sounding like Greta Van Fleet.

:lmao: Nice touch!

eta* That's not a knock on Greta Van Fleet. It's the thought of an originator being thought of by the current culture as imitating an imitator of himself, I guess, that cracked me up.

I guess I could have said it without the snark but I respect how Plant has been able to continually thread the needle by not leaning on his past LZ glories or chasing trends like a cool grandpa. Even the Plant & Page side-project which was as Zeppeliny as anything in his past 45 years, Plant got Steve Albini to record the studio sessions live.
 
Twenty-Four-Point Selections:
PART ONE:

Uruk-Hai:


Devil with a Blue Dress On - Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels (Shorty Long)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: first vote


titusbramble:

Bennie and the Jets - Beastie Boys (Elton John)
Song: two votes – Beastie Boys (1); Hickoids (1)
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: five votes – Bennie and The Jets (2); Rocket Man (1); Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding (1); Border Song (1)


Pip’s Invitation:

Mad World - Michael Andrews ft. Gary Jules (Tears for Fears)
Song: three votes – Gary Jules (3)
Cover artist: three votes – Mad World (3)
Original artist: three votes – Mad World (3)


Dr. Octopus:

When I Paint My Masterpiece - Emmylou Harris (Robert Zimmerman)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: three votes – When I Paint My Masterpiece (1); Pancho and Lefty (1); Mozambique (1)
Original artist: 44 votes – All Along the Watchtower (6); Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (4); Make You Feel My Love (2); When I Paint My Masterpiece (1); I Shall Be Released (1); Tryin’ to Get to Heaven (1); You Got to Serve Somebody (1); Heart of Mine (1); Blowin’ in the Wind (1); Buckets of Rain (1); Girl from the North Country (1); You’re a Big Girl Now (1); A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall (1); This Wheel’s on Fire (1); Mr. Tambourine Man (1); If Not for You (1); Simple Twist of Fate (1); Subterranean Homesick Blues (1); It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (1); Standing in the Doorway (1); Positively Fourth Street (1); Thunder on the Mountain (1); Most of the Time (1); Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again (1); Jokerman (1); Ring Them Bells (1); Hurricane (1); The Man in Me (1); Forever Young (1); Sweetheart Like You (1); Everything Is Broken (1); Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright (1); Ballad of a Thin Man (1); If You See Her, Say Hello (1); Mozambique (1)


simey:

Basin Street Blues – Dr. John (Louis Armstrong)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: three votes – Basin Street Blues (1); What a Wonderful World (1); St. James Infirmary (1)


Just Win Baby:

I Shot the Sheriff - Eric Clapton (Bob Marley and the Wailers)
Song: three votes – Eric Clapton (3)
Cover artist: seven votes – I Shot the Sheriff (3); Cocaine (2); Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out (1); Border Song (1)
Original artist: six votes – I Shot the Sheriff (3); Redemption Song (1); Exodus (1); No Woman No Cry (1)


Galileo:

Hurt – Johnny Cash (Nine Inch Nails)
Song: three votes – Johnny Cash (3)
Cover artist: seven votes – Hurt (3); In My Life (1); Girl from the North Country (1); I See a Darkness (1); Rowboat (1)
Original artist: three votes – Hurt (3)


Don Quixote:

掙脫 (“Dreams”) - Faye Wong (Cranberries)
Song: first and second votes today – Faye Wong (2)
Cover artist: two votes – Dreams (2)
Original artist: two votes – Dreams (2)


simsarge:

Heart of Glass - Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox (Blondie)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: two votes – Heart of Glass (1); Chandelier (1)
Original artist: two votes – Heart of Glass (1); Call Me (1)


Charlie Steiner:

Proud Mary - Ike and Tina Turner (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
Song: five votes – Ike & Tina Turner (5)
Cover artist: six votes – Proud Mary (5); Whole Lotta Love (1)
Original artist: six votes – Proud Mary (5); Rising Moon Reel (1)


JMLs secret identity:

Thank You for the Music - Lea Salonga (Abba) NOT ON PLAYLIST
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: 23 votes – Thank You for the Music (1); Hey Hey Helen (1); I Have a Dream (1); The Winner Takes It All (1); The Day Before You Came (1); Hasta Manana (1); Thank Abba for the Music Medley (1); Summer Night City (1); Eagle (1); Bang en Boomerang (1); Dancing Queen (1); Super Trouper (1); Knowing Me, Knowing You (1); Mamma Mia (1); The Name of the Game (1); Ring Ring (1); Rock Me (1); Does Your Mother Know (1); Angel Eyes (1); Our Last Summer (1); When All Is Said and Done (1); Waterloo (1); Voulez Vous (1)


zamboni:

My Favorite Things - John Coltrane (Mary Martin, Patricia Neway)
Song: two votes – John Coltrane (2)
Cover artist: two votes – My Favorite Thing (2)
Original artist: two votes – My Favorite Things (2)


John Maddens Lunchbox:

Dreams - Faye Wong (The Cranberries)
Song: first and second votes today – Faye Wong (2)
Cover artist: two votes – Dreams (2)
Original artist: two votes – Dreams (2)


Ilov80s:

Hotel California - Gipsy Kings (The Eagles)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: first vote


Eephus:

Crosseyed and Painless - Angelique Kidjo (Talking Heads)
Song: two votes – Angelique Kidjo (1); Phish (1)
Cover artist: two votes – Crosseyed and Painless (1); Voodoo Chile (1)
Original artist: five votes – Crosseyed and Painless (2); Cities (1); Slippery People (1); Burning Down the House (1)


The Dreaded Marco:

Don't Leave Me This Way - The Communards (Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes)
Song: two votes – Communards (2); Thelma Houston (1)
Cover artist: two votes – Don’t Leave Me This Way (2)
Original artist: three votes – Don’t Leave Me This Way (3)


New Binky the Doormat:

Suspicious Minds - Fine Young Cannibals (Mark James)
Song: three votes – Fine Young Cannibals (2); Elvis Presley (1)
Cover artist: two votes – Suspicious Minds (2)
Original artist: three votes – Suspicious Minds (3)


Andy Dufresne:

Highway Star – Chickenfoot (Deep Purple)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: first vote
 
Last edited:
Twenty-Four-Point Selections:
PART TWO:

Hawks64:

Cortez the Killer - Dave Matthews Band (Neil Young)
Song: five votes – Built to Spill (3); Dave Matthews Band (1); Slint (1)
Cover artist: 16 votes – All Along the Watchtower (2); Cortez the Killer (1); The Maker (1); Long Black Veil (1); Exodus (1); Down by the River (1); Take Me to Tomorrow (1); Time of the Season (1); Still Water (1); Melissa (1); Super Freak (1); Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (1); Burning Down the House (1); Kashmir (1); In My Life (1)
Original artist: 13 votes – Cortez the Killer (5); Down by the River (2); Heart of Gold (2); Southern Man (1); Birds (1); Into the Black (1); Rockin’ in the Free World (1)


rockaction:

Ça Plane Pour Moi – Sonic Youth (Plastic Bertrand)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: three votes – Superstar (2); Ca Plane Pour Moi (1)
Original artist: first vote


Scoresman:

Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes (Jackie DeShannon)
Song: two votes – Kim Carnes (2)
Cover artist: two votes – Bette David Eyes (2)
Original artist: four votes – Bette Davis Eyes (2); Needles and Pins (2)


Raging weasel:

Sweet Dreams – Marilyn Manson (Eurythmics)
Song: three votes – Marilyn Manson (2); Umphrey’s McGee (1)
Cover artist: three votes – Sweet Dreams (2); Personal Jesus (1)
Original artist: three votes – Sweet Dreams (3)


scorchy:

No Depression - Uncle Tupelo (The Carter Family)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: two votes – No Depression (1); Give Back the Key to My Heart (1)
Original artist: first vote


Mrs. Rannous:

Fast Car - Luke Combs (Tracy Chapman)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: first vote


Mt. Man:

You've Got a Friend - James Taylor (Carole King)
Song: two votes – James Taylor (2)
Cover artist: two votes – You’ve Got a Friend (2)
Original artist: two votes – You’ve Got a Friend (2)


Mister CIA:

Ring of Fire - Sleepy LaBeef (Anita Carter)
Song: two votes – Sleepy LaBeef (1); Social Distortion (1)
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: two votes – Ring of Fire (2)


Val Rannous:

Hazy Shade of Winter - The Bangles (Simon and Garfunkel)
Song: third and fourth votes today – The Bangles (4)
Cover artist: four votes – Hazy Shade of Winter (4)
Original artist: 12 votes – Hazy Shade of Winter (4); The Sound of Silence (3); Mrs. Robinson (3); America (2)


landrys hat:

Hazy Shade of Winter - The Bangles (Simon & Garfunkel)
Song: third and fourth votes today – The Bangles (4)
Cover artist: four votes – Hazy Shade of Winter (4)
Original artist: 12 votes – Hazy Shade of Winter (4); The Sound of Silence (3); Mrs. Robinson (3); America (2)


shuke:

Cities - Phish (Talking Heads)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: nine votes – Cities (1); Boogie on Reggae Woman (1); Funky Bitch (1); Loving Cup (1); Crosseyed and Painless (1); I Am the Walrus (1); Sneakin’ Sally through the Alley (1); My Soul (1); Frankenstein (1)
Original artist: five votes – Crosseyed and Painless (2); Cities (1); Slippery People (1); Burning Down the House (1)


Doug B:

One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer - George Thorogood and the Destroyers (John Lee Hooker, Amos Milburn)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: first vote each


DrIanMalcolm:

Voodoo Chile - Angelique Kidjo (Jimi Hendrix Experience)
Song: three votes – Stevie Ray Vaughan (2); Angelique Kidjo (1)
Cover artist: two votes – Crosseyed and Painless (1); Voodoo Chile (1)
Original artist: seven votes – Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (3); Little Wing (2); The Wind Cries Mary (1); Purple Haze (1)


Chaos34:

Now That We Found Love - Third World (O’Jays)
Song: two votes – Third World (2)
Cover artist: two votes – Now That We Found Love (2)
Original artist: two votes – Now That We Found Love (2)


higgins:

A Whiter Shade of Pale - Annie Lennox (Procol Harum)
Song: two votes – Annie Lennox (1); Hagar Schon Aaronson Shrieve (1)
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: two votes – A Whiter Shade of Pale (2)


Oliver Humanzee:

Ooh La La - Silkworm (Faces)
Song: first vote
Cover artist: first vote
Original artist: two votes – Ooh La La (1); Cindy Incidentally (1)


krista4:

Where Did You Sleep Last Night (In the Pines) – Nirvana (traditional)
Song: two votes – Nirvana (2)
Cover artist: two votes – Where Did You Sleep Last Night (2); Love Buzz (1)
Original artist: N/A
 
It's Angelique Kidjo day!! It was interesting to me that the only two covers we will have from her showed up on the same day. Also, her cover of "Crosseyed and Painless" is the second vote for that original. The first vote it got was a cover by Phish, and they show up again today with a cover of a different Talking Heads song. I guess we needed a Talking Heads cover of a Angelique Kidjo song today to come full circle. Or something.

In addition, our only two votes for the Faye Wong cover of "Dreams" have come on the same day.
 

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