August 16, 2007

Coverville 354: The Led Zeppelin Cover Story [repost]

Here's on 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
Black Dog Opie Gone Bad 99.5 The Mountain Homegrown V Led Zeppelin
Whole Lotta Love Dread Zeppelin Un-Led-Ed Led Zeppelin
D'Yer Mak'er Voice Of The Beehive Just A City (single) Led Zeppelin
Immigrant Song Triprocket Romeo's Ex Led Zeppelin
The Ocean gogoLab 99.5 The Mountain Homegrown V Led Zeppelin
Dancing Days Stone Temple Pilots Encomium: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin
Stairway To Heaven John Paul Young Stairways to Heaven Led Zeppelin
Rock and Roll Jerry Lee Lewis w/Jimmy Page Last Man Standing - The Duets Led Zeppelin

33 minutes |

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Posted by bibbott at August 16, 2007 9:57 PM
Comments

LOVED "Immigrant Song" and "Rock and Roll" - agree 100% re: Jerry Lee. His style fitted the song perfectly.

Re: John Paul Young, I am rarely speechless. Ok, not quite, but there is not a place in hell dark enough for what he did to that song. Truly tragic and whoever commissioned that needs to take a very close look at themselves.

Rolf, Dolly, come back, all is forgiven :-)

Posted by: wayne From The UK at August 17, 2007 2:42 PM

John Paul Young is still should be strung up by his heels for that. Fortunately a great Jerry Lee Lewis cut cleansed my ears.
I am beginning to wonder why Opie Gone Bad isn't a bigger band.

Posted by: MrCris at August 20, 2007 12:41 PM

As an Australian I do truly apologise for the John Paul Young wrongness !

Posted by: rose Matthews at August 23, 2007 10:07 AM

It's Ok Rose, he was Scottish so you are off the hook. Family moved to Oz when he was in his teens. It's just like Crowded House, Russell Crowe and the Pavlova, become successful and suddenly you are an Aussie! :-)

Posted by: Wayne From The UK at August 23, 2007 4:40 PM

I enjoy Mana's cover of "Fool in the Rain"- Tonto en la Lluvia off their Sol album. A great Carribean/ Latin twist to a classic Zeppelin tune.

Posted by: Umberto at August 27, 2007 8:23 PM

Next Wednesday we, The Waiting Room folk, are putting on Drunk Covers IV. This time, however, it will be a little different.

The good people over @ Engine Room Recodings have granted us permish to preview-play their entire brand new release GUILT BY ASSOCIATION — you know the one, right?

This is the album that features 15 brand new cover versions of 'guilty pleasure' tracks by some of the hottest Indie Musi-Stars this side of that.

Full track listing for the LP is:

01 Petra Haden - "Don't Stop Believing" (Journey)
02 Devendra Banhart - "Don't Look Back In Anger" (Oasis)
03 Mark Mulcahy - "From This Moment On" (Shania Twain)
04 Luna - "Straight Up" (Paula Abdul)
05 The Concretes - "Back For Good" (Take That)
06 Jim O'Rourke - "Viva Forever" (Spice Girls)
07 Goat - "Sugar We're Going Down" (Fall Out Boy)
08 Will Oldham - "Can't Take That Away" (Mariah Carey)
09 Woody Jackson Orchestra featuring Money Mark - "Love's Theme" (Love Unlimited Orchestra)
10 Porter Block - "Breaking Free" (High School Musical)
11 Mooney Suzuki - "Just Like Jesse James" (Cher)
12 Geoff Farina - "Two Tickets To Paradise" (Eddie Money)
13 Casey Shea - "Chop Suey" (System of a Down)
14 Superchunk - "Say My Name" (Destiny's Child)
15 Mike Watt - "Burning For You" (Blue Oyster Cult)

We will also be playing a smattering of other sweet as covers to top & tail the evening.

So, basically, we'd be ever so in gratitude if you'd do us the honour of giving the show a little boost/plug pre the air date (Wednesday Sept 5th, 10pm-Midnight BST/UK, www.errorfm.com) to your lovely & loyal readerbase.

Could you? Would you?

Muchos,

HE + ½DC

Posted by: The Waiting Room at August 30, 2007 6:13 PM

Brian: Thanks for the story about the joke behind D'Yer Mak'er. I used to laugh back in the '70s when DJ's called it "Die-er Maker." Even then, I knew the pronunciation was supposed to be closer to Jermaker. But it wasn't until a few years ago that I realized the song had the Jamaica-like name because of its reggae beat.

Posted by: Barry at September 10, 2007 3:27 PM
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