Re: tOfficial "Post A Great Cover of a Song" Thread..

[CORNER BLITZ]

Might have already posted, but just popped up on the YouTubes again for me

[Cameron]

[Robert J Sakimano]

a buddy of mine, Billy the Kid, covering a Ryan Adams tune.. from a handful of years ago.

[Watch Out Pylon!]

[Rocinante]

The infection of “coffee house” covers makes my brain bleed. If I hear one more pixie-ish twenty something breathily covering some 90s rock hit, I might become a serial killer.

[Floyd Robertson]

The original by The Nerves wasn't too shabby either. The Nerves featured Paul Collins, who went on to slightly bigger things with his band The Beat (later had to change the name to Paul Collins' Beat after a lawsuit by The Beat, who also had to change their name to The English Beat IIRC).

[Cameron]

[Robert J Sakimano]

damn.. gramps rockin' some Death Cab while sporting the cable knit sweater..

sounded good.

[The Pantry]

[The Pantry]

Can't Find My Way Home

[Watch Out Pylon!]

[Robert J Sakimano]

not sure if I posted this already.. Gregory Alan Isakov covering "The Trapeze Singer" by Iron and Wine. I genuinely prefer this cover over Sam Beam's original. So good.

[Robert J Sakimano]

as is well-documented, I'm automatically skeptical of Springsteen covers.. but Hem covering "Valentine's Day" is pretty okay.

[Heat Miser]

How about this one Bob?

[Robert J Sakimano]

How about this one Bob?

hadn't heard that one but it sounded pretty freakin' great. Thanks, man.

[Robert J Sakimano]

Lake Street Dive covering "I Want You Back" on a street corner.

[Cameron]

[Cameron]

[Robert J Sakimano]

Justin Townes Earle (RIP) covering one of my top 5 Springsteen tunes.

[Floyd Robertson]

Not bad. I think Mike Ness is a little better.

[Floyd Robertson]

Social Distortion vs Boomtown Rats (who modified the lyrics).

[Robert J Sakimano]

still mind-boggling that Billy Strings was born in Lansing, Michigan.

[Robert J Sakimano]

a (somewhat) oldie, but a goodie.. Gaslight covering Petty.

[Cameron]

[Pervis Muldoon]

[Pervis Muldoon]

[Robert J Sakimano]

Aoife O'Donovan covering the entire "Nebraska" album.

[kingstonlake]

[Motown Spartan]

I'm too lazy to post videos....

Warren Zevon - Back in the High Life Again
Miley Cyrus has done a few live covers recently including Heart of Glass and Man of Constant Sorrow. She's actually pretty good.

[Robert J Sakimano]

I'm too lazy to post videos....

Warren Zevon - Back in the High Life Again
Miley Cyrus has done a few live covers recently including Heart of Glass and Man of Constant Sorrow. She's actually pretty good.

I don't know a ton about her but I have seen/heard some of her work and she does seem pretty talented.

[Rick Saunders]

I'm too lazy to post videos....

Warren Zevon - Back in the High Life Again
Miley Cyrus has done a few live covers recently including Heart of Glass and Man of Constant Sorrow. She's actually pretty good.

I don't know a ton about her but I have seen/heard some of her work and she does seem pretty talented.

Everybody makes mistakes so what do I know but it seems like she rocks out the show.

[Motown Spartan]

I don't know a ton about her but I have seen/heard some of her work and she does seem pretty talented.

Everybody makes mistakes so what do I know but it seems like she rocks out the show.

She has a very unique and interesting voice and also brings a rock and roll presence to the stage.

[Rick Saunders]

This place is for covers, right?

Here's a good cover:

[The Pantry]

Loved this band for years via the interwebs

[tGreenWay]

[Motown Spartan]

Loved this band for years via the interwebs

Good stuff Pantry!

[The Pantry]

“When The Levee Breaks” is a powerful, thought-provoking and emotionally-charged classic by Led Zeppelin, from their Led Zeppelin IV album. The song is a rework of the 1929 original release by Kansas Joe Mccoy and Memphis Minnie about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927; the most destructive river flooding in U.S. history.
“It seems that little has changed since 1927, or even 2005 with Katrina. It’s still a really powerful track, both musically and lyrically.”- John Paul Jones
Legendary multi-instrumentalist, John Paul Jones, is accompanied by Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks and over 20 musicians and dancers from seven different countries, in this Song Around The World version featured in Peace Through Music: A Global Event for the Environment.

Feel the impact of these compelling lyrics and let the music move your spirit!

"When The Levee Breaks" was written by John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Kansas Joe Mccoy, Memphis Minnie, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant

This Song Around The World was produced by Sebastian Robertson and Mark Johnson

FEATURING:
Alfredo Arce: Siku Flute
Ben Lee: Harmonica
Buffalo Nichols: Vocals, Guitar
Davey Chegwidden: Dundun Drums
Derek Trucks: Slide Guitar
Drums of the Pacific: Dancing, Log Drums
Elle Márjá Eira: Vocals
Jason Tamba: Banjo
John Paul Jones: Bass
Keith Secola: Slide Guitar
Mermans Mosengo: Harmonica
Mihirangi: Vocals
Nakeiltha Campbell: Dundun Drums
Pete Sands: Acoustic Guitar
Sebastian Robertson: Electric Guitar
Sikiru Adepoju: Talking Drum
Susan Tedeschi: Vocals
Stephen Perkins: Drums

[Robert J Sakimano]

Patty Griffin covering "Stolen Car" - does a pretty sweet job.

[Motown Spartan]

Maybe Bob will listen to this now…

Eddie Vedder covering One by U2 at their Kennedy Center Honors ceremony.

I freaking love Pearl Jam and Eddie. And this is one of my top 5 all time favorite songs.

[Robert J Sakimano]

Maybe Bob will listen to this now…

Eddie Vedder covering One by U2 at their Kennedy Center Honors ceremony.

I freaking love Pearl Jam and Eddie. And this is one of my top 5 all time favorite songs.  

pretty fly.. also, even better with American hero Sean Penn introducing it.

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