December 17, 2006

Coverville 274: The last request show of 2006

Here's what's on the show tonight:

Title (with link to iTunes, if available) Artist (with link to the artists' website, if available) Album (with link to Amazon.com, if available) Original Artist
Sexual Healing Neil Finn Andrew Denton Breakfast Show Musical Challenge Marvin Gaye
Lay Lady Lay Magnet featuring Gemma Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Smith Bob Dylan
Top Of The World Shonen Knife If I Were a Carpenter The Carpenters
That's All Jack Reynolds The June Covers Genesis
Pink Moon Beck Website Nick Drake
Werewolves of London David Lindley & El Rayo X Very Greasy Warren Zevon
A Shot In The Dark John Zorn Naked City Henry Mancini

49 minutes |


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There's a "Music I-Quiz" Musically Challenged in this show! Make sure to check out Anna's podcast, Music I-Quiz!

Back Beat Media

Posted by bibbott at December 17, 2006 5:57 PM
Comments

Hee hee! I love that cover of Top Of The World! :)

~Sharon
O.C.H.

Posted by: HellZiggy at December 17, 2006 10:51 PM

lay lady lay sounded alot like mazzy star too. loved it.

another great show Brian.

cameron

Posted by: cameron at December 18, 2006 10:40 AM

As always, I bow to your musical knowledge. Coverville ROCKS!!

Posted by: Darrell at December 18, 2006 6:25 PM

Digg.com now has a Podcasts section. I tried to add the coverville feed, but it doesn't seem to be working. Maybe another Coverville user could post it and provide a link to digg it?

And Brian, since you've got "Digg This Story" links, maybe a new "Digg This Podcast" link is needed.

Posted by: Michael at December 18, 2006 7:28 PM

Well, it's been over a year since I tipped you off about that Carpenters covers compliation "If I were a Carpenter" and finally you play one of the best covers! Given there is also a Matthew Sweet cover on there, that is pretty amazing!

Time for a Carpenters cover story?

Wayne
O.C.UK.C

Posted by: Wayne from the UK at December 19, 2006 3:16 AM

What are you guys listening to? Am I hearing the same podcast? Or did I get the bizarro feed? "Sexual Healing" and "Lay Lady Lay" were terrific. "That's All" was very good. But "Top of the World"????? That was AWFUL. The singer had no voice or style at all.

The rest of the show was terrific. Thanks, Brian.

Walt - Minneapolis

Posted by: Walt at December 19, 2006 7:45 AM

Brian - Love the show. Always something new is found when listening.

Tina - As a member of the newspaper delivery nation, I agree that the cards are a bit of a presumption that we deserve a tip. I thank you for getting a tip to your guy on his bill. But that is usually the exception not the rule. I have 260 papers to deliver (while I listen to Coverville) and only about 5 send tips with payment (one guy gives me $1.75 a month). There are many people that have told me that they are glad we give out the cards so they can show their appreciation. So please don't be offended by the cards, and keep on tipping your guy.

Posted by: Matthew at December 19, 2006 9:14 AM

Oh, and where was that Warren Zevon cover on the Ska show!

Tina, I agree, but we don't subscribe to the whole "let the employers pay shitty wages and the tax paying public can subsidise their greed by paying the employees wages through tips" stuff here in the UK to the extent you do in the USA!

I also could not help thinking of the scene in Reservoir dogs about not tipping waitresses and that episode of "Curb your enthusiasm" where Larry tips 30% to the waiter but forgets to tip the bell captain as well and incurs his wroth!

Posted by: Wayne from the UK at December 19, 2006 5:23 PM

I liked the music quiz although I did worse than Brian and Tina.

Posted by: Chris (Amateur Traveler podcast) at December 21, 2006 4:31 PM

Is it just me or does that Lay Lady Lay sound just like the Sufjan Stevens song Jacksonville?

Posted by: Derek Gillard at January 30, 2007 1:53 PM
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