Outside there’s a cover request waiting | Coverville

Back from a nice holiday weekend, we’re back in force with an all-request show, featuring some fantastic covers you’ve requested, including a track from Pomplamoose and a pair of Pixies tunes. All this and Tina and music trivia from halfway around the world!

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Featuring:

September: Pomplamoose; Pomplamoose Covers; Orig. Earth Wind & Fire

200 Lbs Of Heavenly Joy: Tom Jones & Jools Holland; Tom Jones & Jools Holland; Orig. Howlin’ Wolf

Here Comes Your Man: Meaghan Smith; [500] Days Of Summer – Music From The Motion Picture; Orig. Pixies

Where Is My Mind?: Emmy the Great; BBC Radio 1; Orig. Pixies

Ring of Fire: Ray Charles; The Complete Country & Western Recordings; Orig. Johnny Cash/Anita Carter

Oh My Darling Clementine: Taxi Taxi!; Oh My Darling Clementine; Orig. Traditional

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5 Comments

Adam on December 4, 2009 at 4:34 am

And to think all these years I've been singing it "yellow sun, I know this world is killing you"!
I used to work in a store that had this on it's CD mix for the customers to listen to, talk about misheard lyrics.

Jeremy on December 7, 2009 at 10:35 pm

Pomplamoose is like the greatest thing ever. Thanks for introducing me to them! I love EW&F, and the cover pne-ups the original.

Glen Engelcox on December 8, 2009 at 3:29 pm

Thanks for playing my musically challenged submission! That was a blast to put together, and I hope I can do some more once I have some time.

Stef on December 16, 2009 at 7:32 am

How often does a cover version involve a change to the title of the song? Howlin' Wolf's song is called "Three Hundred Pounds of Joy." I guess Mr. Jones couldn't lay claim to that much joy.

greg on May 30, 2010 at 2:23 am

Everytime I think it cant get any better … it does. I told you that your day j-o-b was a waste of time. This is an excellent show. The ray Charles cover, is exceptional and the rest, very close behind. Stay with it pilgrim, you are going to be famous beyond your wildest expectations.

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Adam on December 4, 2009 at 4:34 am

And to think all these years I've been singing it "yellow sun, I know this world is killing you"!
I used to work in a store that had this on it's CD mix for the customers to listen to, talk about misheard lyrics.
Jeremy on December 7, 2009 at 10:35 pm

Pomplamoose is like the greatest thing ever. Thanks for introducing me to them! I love EW&F, and the cover pne-ups the original.
Glen Engelcox on December 8, 2009 at 3:29 pm

Thanks for playing my musically challenged submission! That was a blast to put together, and I hope I can do some more once I have some time.
Stef on December 16, 2009 at 7:32 am

How often does a cover version involve a change to the title of the song? Howlin' Wolf's song is called "Three Hundred Pounds of Joy." I guess Mr. Jones couldn't lay claim to that much joy.
greg on May 30, 2010 at 2:23 am

Everytime I think it cant get any better … it does. I told you that your day j-o-b was a waste of time. This is an excellent show. The ray Charles cover, is exceptional and the rest, very close behind. Stay with it pilgrim, you are going to be famous beyond your wildest expectations.

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