Brian Eno Cover Songs
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Songs covered by Brian Eno
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Brian Eno songs that have been covered
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"Baby's on Fire," from the Brian Eno album "Here Come the Warm Jets" , was covered on the 801 album "Live." -
"Baby's on Fire," from the Brian Eno album "Here Come the Warm Jets" , was covered on the Peter Laughner album "Take the Guitar Player for a Ride." -
"Baby's on Fire," from the Brian Eno album "Here Come the Warm Jets" , was covered on the The Electric Hellfire Club album "A Tribute to the Music & Works of Brian Eno." -
"By This River," from the Brian Eno album "Before and After Science" , was covered on the Martin L. Gore album "Counterfeit 2." -
"Golden Hours," from the Brian Eno album "Another Green World" , was covered on the Ida album "Ten Small Paces." -
"Here Come the Warm Jets," from the Brian Eno album "Here Come the Warm Jets" , was covered on the The Loud Family album "From Ritual to Romance." -
"King's Lead Hat," from the Brian Eno album "Before and After Science" , was covered on the Ultravox album "Rare Volume 1." -
"Kings Lead Hat," from the Brian Eno album "Before and After Science" , was covered on the The Dirtbombs album "Dangerous Magical Noise." -
"Needles in the Camel's Eye," from the Brian Eno album "Here Come the Warm Jets" , was covered on the Volcano Suns album "Thing of Beauty." -
"Needles in the Camel's Eye," from the Brian Eno album "Here Come the Warm Jets" , was covered on the Elf Power album "2008-03-29: 40 Watt Club, Athens, GA, USA." -
"Spider and I," from the Brian Eno album "Before and After Science" , was covered on the The Hope Blister album "...Smile's OK." -
"Spinning Away," from the Brian Eno album "Sonora Portraits" , was covered on the Sugar Ray album "The Beach." -
"St. Elmo's Fire," from the Brian Eno album "Another Green World" , was covered on the Portastatic album "Scrapbook EP." -
"St. Elmo's Fire," from the Brian Eno album "Another Green World" , was covered on the Uilab album "Fires." -
"Third Uncle," from the Brian Eno album "Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)" , was covered on the Bauhaus album "The Sky's Gone Out."
