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Coverville 1277: Cover Stories for Barry White and The Stranglers

September 4, 2019

Cover stories for Barry White, who would have been 75 this week, and Stranglers’ frontman Hugh Cornwell, who turned 70 this week! (69 minutes)

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Title Artist Length Artwork Album Original Artist Versions Buy
Never, Never Gonna Give You Up Cake 3:50 B-Sides And Rarities Barry White 2 Amazon
Let the Music Play (feat. Sarah Jane Morris) Papik 4:03 Pop Lounge, Vol. 2 (The Best Lounge Covers of Popular Songs) Barry White Amazon
Can’t Get Enough Of Your Love Babe The Afghan Whigs 5:21 Beautiful Girls Barry White 2 Amazon
Just The Way You Are Barry White 4:49 White Gold: The Very Best Of Barry White Billy Joel 8 Amazon
You’re the First, the Last, My Everything Joshua Radin 2:49 You're the First, the Last, My Everything - Single Barry White iTunes
Golden Brown Paris Motel 3:49 Songs of Innocence Stranglers 6 iTunes Amazon
Always The Sun Martin Klein 3:20 Death To The 80s Stranglers 3 Amazon
Skin Deep The Cult Inside My Head 3:43 Stalking Horse Stranglers iTunes Amazon
No More Heroes The Bad Shepherds 3:32 Mud, Blood & Beer Stranglers 3 iTunes
All Day And All Of The Night The Stranglers 2:31 Greatest Hits 1977-1990 Kinks 4 Amazon
Peaches Skalette O'Hara 3:50 Total Ska Stranglers 2 Amazon
(Get A) Grip (On Yourself) (Featuring Jenia Lubich) Nouvelle Vague 3:47 3 Stranglers Amazon
Go Buddy Go Jesus Jones 3:27 Come Again: Essential Interpretations Stranglers 3 Amazon
Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Hugh Cornwell 7:01 Mojo: Dylan Covered Bob Dylan 2 Amazon

2 Comments

  1. Thom Osburn
    Thom Osburn on September 27, 2019 at 5:45 am

    Thank you for the Hugh Cornwell covers!

    When “Skin Deep” started up I actually had chills!

    I have had the pleasure of seeing Hugh play Atlanta four times and it’s always a good show. He’s a bit aloof with fans but far from rude.

    You may not know that the band soldiered on without him and have released 7 additional studio albums with a couple new singers but they are clearly not the same band without Hugh’s intelligence, humor and voice.

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  2. TIM WALKER
    TIM WALKER on September 27, 2019 at 10:38 pm

    The Stranglers have continued working, gigging and recording continuously from 1974 to the present day.

    Reply

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