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Category: Cover Songs
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Covers Revue – Herman’s Hermits cover “Wonderful World” :: Originally by Sam Cooke
Brit Pop band Herman’s Hermits rode the British Invasion wave to America to cover one of soul’s biggest names. Check out their cover of “(What A) Wonderful World.”
Covers Revue – Peter Gabriel and Hot Chip cover “Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa” :: Originally by Vampire Weekend
Check out this week’s Covers Revue, where Sara features Peter Gabriel and Hot Chip covering Vampire Weekend! You’re gonna be all over it!
Covers Revue – Urge Overkill covers “Girl, You’ll Be A Woman Soon” :: Originally by Neil Diamond
Check out this week’s Covers Revue, which features a nod to two great movies! Sara analyzes Urge Overkill’s cover of Neil Diamond’s, “Girl, You’ll Be a Woman Soon.”
Covers Revue: Solange Knowles covers “Stillness is the Move,” originally by The Dirty Projectors
Join the Covers Revue while Sara explores Solange’s cover of a great Dirty Projectors song!
Covers Revue: Ray Charles covers “Georgia on My Mind,” originally by Hoagy Carmichael and Stuart Gorrell
A great classic, “Georgia on My Mind” has been covered by countless artists but this week’s Covers Revue will focus on the one that made the song a classic in the first place!
Covers Revue: Everclear covers “Brown-Eyed Girl,” originally by Van Morrison
Are we ready for a classic? Of course we are. It’s Van Morrison for Pete’s sake! You’ve heard it a billion times and sung its “sha-la-la’s” at the top of your lungs. It’s Van Morrison’s “Brown-Eyed Girl.”
Covers Revue: Mélissa Laveaux covers “Needle in the Hay,” originally by Elliott Smith
Read on as we revisit Elliott Smith’s “Needle in the Hay,” covered by an unlikely artist!
Covers Revue: Nirvana covers “Lake of Fire,” originally by the Meat Puppets
Sara’s Covers Revue features Nirvana’s cover of the Meat Puppets’ “Lake of Fire.”
Covers Revue: Soft Cell covers “Tainted Love,” originally by Gloria Jones
Soul has slowly been making a comeback over the years with emerging artists such as Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu, Mayer Hawthorne, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, Janelle Monae and Lee Fields. Though these artists are making it hip to be into Oldies, we should still appreciate the artists that brought this genre to the forefront …