Episodes

Coverville 578: Never Turn Your Back On Cover Requests

May 19, 2009

Featuring:

1 Album

Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth
Sparks
Propaganda
Orig.
Sparks - Propaganda (Remastered) - Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth
2 Album

Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth
Neko Case
Middle Cyclone
Orig. Sparks
Neko Case - Middle Cyclone (Bonus Track Version) - Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth
3 Album

Julia
A Girl Called Eddy
Mojo Presents: The White Album Recovered
Orig. The Beatles
4 Album

Tragedy
Arrica Rose
Pretend I’m Fur
Orig. Bee Gees
Arrica Rose - Pretend I'm Fur - Tragedy
5 Album

Crazy (Live)
The Kills
Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) – EP
Orig. Patsy Cline
The Kills - Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP - Crazy
 6 Album

Starry Eyes
Too Much Joy
Mutiny
Orig. The Records
Too Much Joy - Mutiny - Starry Eyes
7 Album

Single Ladies
Grand Atlantic
Single Ladies
Orig. Beyonce
 8 Album

Single Ladies
McCarthy Trenching
Submission
Orig. Beyonce
 9 Album

Mr. Roboto
Adam & Keith
Unreleased
Orig. Styx

60 minutes |


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4 Comments

  1. Roger Green
    Roger Green on May 20, 2009 at 9:23 pm

    I was going to say that the iTunes feed didn't show up, then it just did; Today in Music History didn't, though.
    Anyway, I like the double shots in general, as long as they're not too similar and that was true today.

    Reply
  2. Geoff Madden
    Geoff Madden on May 22, 2009 at 7:29 am

    I really love the original of Starry Eyes by the Records, a perfect pop song about a lousy manager. I could never understand why it wasn't a bigger hit at the time.

    The cover by Too Much Joy was pretty much a retread of the original, so I was wondering what the point of it was. Is there a back story I'm missing, because they appear to have completely rewritten the verses of the song – were they having a go at their own management?

    Any takers to solve the mystery?

    Reply
  3. Bob Weber
    Bob Weber on May 23, 2009 at 4:38 pm

    Great quote from the Musically Challenged.
    "Remember Night Ranger with such SONGS as Sister Christian"

    Reply
  4. lynne
    lynne on November 19, 2009 at 7:10 pm

    THANK YOU! for playing that version of Mr. Roboto again. It is one of my favorite covers of all time.

    Reply

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