Bonus Tracks

Bonus Track 4: More from the Psychedelic Furs, Vince Clarke and Cat Stevens Cover Stories

August 10, 2009

Featuring:

1 Album

Love My Way
Jon Auer
6½
Orig. Psychedelic Furs
Jon Auer - 6 1/2 - Love My Way
2 Album

The Ghost In You
Blow Pops
Gag Me With A Spoon
Orig. Psychedelic Furs
 3 Album

Bad Connection
The Hi-Fives
And A Whole Lotta You!
Orig. Yaz/Yazoo cover
The Hi-Fives - Under the Covers: Classic Lookout! Records Cover Songs - Bad Connection
4 Album

Only You
Gordon Merrick and Liz Enthusiasm
Best Friends Forever: Gordon Merrick and Liz Enthusiasm
Orig. Yaz/Yazoo cover
 5 Album

Situation
Tom Jones
Greatest Hits 2003 (Australia)
Orig. Yaz/Yazoo cover
Tom Jones - Direct Hit, Vol. 12 - Situation (Direct Hit Remix)
6 Album

Oh l’Amour
Sexton Blake
Plays the Hits!
Orig. Erasure
Sexton Blake - Plays the Hits! - Oh l'Amour
7 Album

How Can I Tell You
Gary Jules
Sweetheart: Love Songs 2005
Orig. Cat Stevens
 8 Album

Where Do The Children Play (With Yusuf Islam)
Dolly Parton
Those Were the Days
Orig. Cat Stevens
Dolly Parton - Those Were the Days - Where Do the Children Play
9 Album

Wild World
Me First & The Gimme Gimmes
Blow In The Wind
Orig. Cat Stevens
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - Blow In the Wind - Wild World
10 Album

Moonshadow
Mandy Moore
Coverage
Orig. Cat Stevens
Mandy Moore - Coverage - Moonshadow

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2 Comments

  1. Wayne From The UK
    Wayne From The UK on August 11, 2009 at 7:46 am

    Fantastic from top to toe!

    I'm not sure why, but I hadn't heard that Dolly Parton cover before. She's done it again – taken a great Cat Stevens song and added a depth of emotion that surpasses the original – another "message" song again. I think that's the reason she does Cat Stevens covers so well, she has the same beliefs as him on the world. Both great philanthropists.

    Finally, look at that Blow Pops album cover. "Her name is Rio…" !!

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  2. Guido
    Guido on September 3, 2009 at 9:14 pm

    btw you can find "Situation" originally on Tom Jones album "The Lead And How To Swing It " – also containing a cover of Jeff Lynne's "Lift Me Up".

    Reply

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