Note: There is some strong language in tonight’s show, so here’s that rare NSFW tag. Also, that excellent MP3 blog I mention in the show can be found at http://www.copycommaright.blogspot.com. Check it out. And happy birthday, Liza!
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 |
| Umbrella | Scott Simons | Umbrella | Rihanna |
| BK Baby | Ben Kweller | BK Baby | Vanilla Ice |
| Forgot About Dre | Mark Latham | Radio Friendly Superstar | Dr. Dre/Eminem |
| My Name Is | Lounge Brigade | Lounge Tribute to Eminem | Eminem |
| Gold Digger | The Automatic | Radio One’s Live Lounge | Kanye West |
| Baby Got Back | The Richter Scales | We Hate A Cappella | Sir Mix-A-Lot |
| Gangsta’s Paradise | Battery | Distance | Coolio |
| White Lines | Barefoot | Cosmosonica: Crazy Covers, Vol. 1 | Grandmaster Flash |
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Awesome episode! Can’t wait for Cover Show III!
Wow – Scott’s “Umbrella” is kickass. Thanks for bringing it our way Brian!
Nice to plug Copy, Right? since she does such a great job.
By the way, on the Ramones show, which was great, you missed Per Gessle’s (former Roxette) great version of “Sheena is a Punk Rocker,” which he does as a lovely piano ballad. I highly commend it.
Nice rap show. Would highly recommend a cover of the classic ‘Gin N Juice by Snoop and Dre. Dave Matthews and Blues Traveller to a great version. Somehow I landed a copy, but don’t know where from. Any ideas?
Thanksand keep up the nice work…
Excellent podcast. I really enjoyed this one. Umbrella was very nice, and My Name Is was neat as well.
I don’t know how you manage to find so many *good* covers. 🙂
The cover of White Lines by Barefoot is also available on the soundtrack of the movie “It’s All Gone Pete Tong” about a ficticious DJ.
There is a GREAT cover of Baby Got Back From a folk artist named Johnathan Coulton, worth a listen.
So was the Gold Digger cover the first you’ve featured to use a kazoo?
-Brian