Tom Waits Cover Chain
All Tom Waits Songs | Cover Chain
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"Ol' '55," from the Tom Waits album "Closing Time", was covered on the Eagles album "On the Border."
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"Desperado," from the Eagles album "Desperado", was covered on the Linda Ronstadt album "Greatest Hits Volume One."
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"I Knew You When," from the Linda Ronstadt album "Get Closer", was covered on the Billy Joe Royal album "20 Greatest Hits."
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"Down in the Boondocks," from the Billy Joe Royal album "200 Original Jukebox Hits (disc 2)", was covered on the Ry Cooder album "Borderline."
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"Across the Borderline," from the Ry Cooder album "Music by Ry Cooder (disc 1)", was covered on the Paul Young album "Paul Young."
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"Love of the Common People," from the Paul Young album "Die ultimative Chart Show: Die erfolgreichsten Hits der 80er (disc 1)", was covered on the Indigo Girls album "Reverse 1 - Live."
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"Welcome Me," from the Indigo Girls album "Starter Kit", was covered on the Joan Baez album "Ring Them Bells."
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"Forever Young," from the Joan Baez album "From Every Stage (disc 2)", was covered on the The Pretenders album "Last of the Independents."
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"Private Life," from the The Pretenders album "Pretenders", was covered on the Grace Jones album "Island Life."
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"Slave to the Rhythm," from the Grace Jones album "Island Life", was covered on the Shirley Bassey album "Get the Party Started."
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"Goldfinger," from the Shirley Bassey album "James Bond: 13 Original Themes", was covered on the Magazine album "(Maybe It's Right to Be Nervous Now) (disc 1)."
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"Shot by Both Sides," from the Magazine album "Real Life", was covered on the Radiohead album "Towering Above the Rest (disc 3)."
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"Wicked," from the Korn album "Life Is Peachy", was covered on the Limp Bizkit album "99 Nine (Woodstock Festival, Rome, New York, July 23.'99)."
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"Rollin'," from the Limp Bizkit album "Alias: The Soundtrack: Best of Season 3", was covered on the Robbie Williams album "Live in Cologne 2001 (disc 1)."
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"Angels," from the Robbie Williams album "Power FM Power Music", was covered on the Rolf Harris album "70 30."
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"Sun Arise," from the Rolf Harris album "Definitive Rolf Harris", was covered on the Alice Cooper album "Love It to Death."
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"Only Women Bleed," from the Alice Cooper album "Classicks", was covered on the Julie Covington album "Julie Covington... Plus."
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"Don't Cry For Me Argentina," from the Julie Covington album "I Know Him So Well: The Best of Tim Rice", was covered on the Elaine Paige album "Encore."
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"Memory," from the Elaine Paige album "Encore", was covered on the Barbra Streisand album "The Essential Barbra Streisand (disc 1)."
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"Evergreen," from the Barbra Streisand album "The Concert (disc 2)", was covered on the Hazell Dean album "Greatest Hits."
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"Turn It Into Love," from the Hazell Dean album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the Kylie Minogue album "Kylie."
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"Can't Get You Out of My Head," from the Kylie Minogue album "Ultimate Kylie (CD2)", was covered on the The Flaming Lips album "Yoshimi Wins: Live Radio Sessions."
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"Do You Realize??," from the The Flaming Lips album "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots", was covered on the Beck album "2002-12-24: KCRW Session, Santa Monica, CA, USA (feat. The Flaming Lips)."
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"Asshole," from the Beck album "One Foot in the Grave", was covered on the Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers album "She's the One."
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"Angel Dream," from the Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers album "The Fillmore 20th Night (disc 2)", was covered on the Glen Campbell album "Meet Glen Campbell."
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"Wichita Lineman," from the Glen Campbell album "All-Time Favorite Hits", was covered on the Ray Charles album "The Complete Country & Western Recordings: 1959-1986 (disc 3)."
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"I Got A Woman," from the Ray Charles album "The Blues: A Smithsonian Collection of Classic Blues Singers (disc 4)", was covered on the The Monkees album "Summer 1967: The Complete U.S. Concert Recordings."
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"Mary, Mary," from the The Monkees album "More of the Monkees", was covered on the The Paul Butterfield Blues Band album "East-West."
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"Born in Chicago," from the The Paul Butterfield Blues Band album "Strawberry Jam", was covered on the Pixies album "Rubaiyat: Elektra's 40th Anniversary (disc 1)."
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"Sound and Vision," from the David Bowie album "Low", was covered on the Franz Ferdinand album "Radio 1: Established 1967 (disc 1: 1967-1986)."
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"Take Me Out," from the Franz Ferdinand album "Virgin Radio: The Album (disc 2)", was covered on the Scissor Sisters album "[non-album tracks]."
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"Comfortably Numb," from the Scissor Sisters album "Deejay Parade 2003 (disc 2)", was covered on the Pink Floyd album "Pulse (disc 2)."
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"Interstellar Overdrive," from the Pink Floyd album "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn", was covered on the Hawkwind album "The Pink Floyd Encyclopaedia."
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"Motorhead," from the Hawkwind album "Epocheclipse: 30 Year Anthology (disc 3)", was covered on the Primal Scream album "Vanishing Point."
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"Rocks," from the Primal Scream album "Give Out but Don't Give Up", was covered on the Rod Stewart album "When We Were the New Boys."
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"Tonight's the Night," from the Rod Stewart album "Unplugged... and Seated", was covered on the Janet Jackson album "The Velvet Rope."
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"What Have You Done For Me Lately," from the Janet Jackson album "Design of a Decade: 1986-1996", was covered on the Prince album "Nude Tour - 1990 Live in Tokio."
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"Movie Star," from the Prince album "Dream Factory", was covered on the Miles Davis album "From His Last Concert in Avignon (disc 1)."
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"So What," from the Miles Davis album "Kind of Blue", was covered on the Grateful Dead album "Download Series Volume 5: 1988-03-27, Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, VA (disc 2)."
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"China Doll," from the Grateful Dead album "Reckoning (disc 1)", was covered on the Suzanne Vega album "Deadicated."
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"Tom's Diner," from the Suzanne Vega album "Retrospective: The Best of Suzanne Vega", was covered on the R.E.M. album "Near Wild Heaven."
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"Driver 8," from the R.E.M. album "Eponymous", was covered on the Hootie & the Blowfish album "Scattered, Smothered & Covered."
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"Let Her Cry," from the Hootie & the Blowfish album "Cracked Rear View", was covered on the The Charlie Daniels Band album "Tailgate Party."
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"The Devil Went Down To Georgia," from the The Charlie Daniels Band album "Grammy's Greatest Country Moments (Volume I)", was covered on the Levellers album "See Nothing, Hear Nothing, Do Something."
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"One Way," from the Levellers album "One Way", was covered on the Skin album "Perfect Day (disc 1)."
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"Dog Eat Dog," from the Skin album "Skin (bonus disc)", was covered on the Adam Ant album "Super Hits."
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"Beat My Guest," from the Adam Ant album "Antics in the Forbidden Zone", was covered on the Nine Inch Nails album "Ultra Rare Tracks."
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"Hurt," from the Nine Inch Nails album "Feel the Pain", was covered on the Johnny Cash album "American IV: The Man Comes Around."
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"The Ballad of Ira Hayes," from the Johnny Cash album "Classic Cash", was covered on the Townes Van Zandt album "The Best of Townes Van Zandt."
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"Pancho and Lefty," from the Townes Van Zandt album "A Far Cry From Dead", was covered on the Willie Nelson album "Outlaws and Angels."
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"Always On My Mind," from the Willie Nelson album "Always on My Mind", was covered on the Pet Shop Boys album "PopArt: The Hits (disc 1: Pop)."
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"Confidential," from the Pet Shop Boys album "Very (bonus disc: Further Listening 1992-1994)", was covered on the Tina Turner album "Wildest Dreams."
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"River Deep - Mountain High," from the Tina Turner album "Tina Live in Europe (disc 2)", was covered on the Deep Purple album "The Best of Deep Purple."
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"Smoke on the Water," from the Deep Purple album "Nobody's Perfect", was covered on the Nirvana album "1992-08-30: Reading Festival, Richfield Avenue, Reading, UK."
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"All Apologies," from the Nirvana album "In Utero", was covered on the Herbie Hancock album "New Standard."
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"Watermelon Man," from the Herbie Hancock album "Cantaloupe Island", was covered on the Erroll Garner album "Now Playing: A Night at the Movies & Up in Erroll's Room."
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"Misty," from the Erroll Garner album "Compact Jazz Erroll Garner", was covered on the Lesley Gore album "I'll Cry If I Want To."
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"You Don't Own Me," from the Lesley Gore album "The Rock 'n' Roll Era: 1964", was covered on the Joan Jett album "Bad Reputation."
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"I Love Rock 'n' Roll," from the Joan Jett album "La Plus Grande Discothèque du Monde, Volume 5", was covered on the Britney Spears album "Britney."
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"Oops!...I Did It Again," from the Britney Spears album "Oops!...I Did It Again", was covered on the Richard Thompson album "2002-08-05: Wrexham, UK (disc 1)."
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"1952 Vincent Black Lightning," from the Richard Thompson album "Rumor and Sigh", was covered on the Greg Brown album "The Live One."
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"The Train Carrying Jimmie Rodgers Home," from the Greg Brown album "If I Had Known: Essential Recordings, 1980-1996", was covered on the Iris DeMent album "Going Driftless: An Artist's Tribute to Greg Brown."
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"No Time to Cry," from the Iris DeMent album "My Life", was covered on the Merle Haggard album "1996."
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"Working Man Blues," from the Merle Haggard album "Motorcycle Cowboy: Live at Billy Bob's Texas", was covered on the Lone Justice album "This World Is Not My Home."
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"Don't Toss Us Away," from the Lone Justice album "Lone Justice", was covered on the Patty Loveless album "Honky Tonk Angel."
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"How Can I Help You Say Goodbye?," from the Patty Loveless album "Only What I Feel", was covered on the Laura Branigan album "The Best of Branigan."
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"I Found Someone," from the Laura Branigan album "The Essentials", was covered on the Cher album "Live: The Farewell Tour."
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"Gypsies Tramps And Thieves," from the Cher album "Golden Greats", was covered on the Cilla Black album "The Best Of 1963-1978 3 CD BOX (disc 1)."
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"It's For You," from the Cilla Black album "Beginnings (Greatest Hits and New Songs)", was covered on the Three Dog Night album "Celebrate: The Three Dog Night Story 1965-1975 (disc 1)."
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"Never Been to Spain," from the Three Dog Night album "The Complete Hit Singles", was covered on the Waylon Jennings album "Waylon Live the Extended Edition (disc 2)."
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"The Chokin Kind," from the Waylon Jennings album "RCA Country Legends (disc 2)", was covered on the Joe Simon album "The Best of Joe Simon."
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"Drowning in the Sea of Love," from the Joe Simon album "Joe Simon Greatest Hits", was covered on the Ringo Starr album "Ringo the 4th."
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"No No Song," from the Ringo Starr album "Goodnight Vienna", was covered on the Hoyt Axton album "Gotta Keep Rollin': The Jeremiah Years 1979-81."
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"Greenback Dollar," from the Hoyt Axton album "Washington Square Memoirs (disc 1)", was covered on the The Kingston Trio album "Greatest Hits."
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"Sloop John B," from the The Kingston Trio album "The Kingston Trio / ...From the Hungry I", was covered on the The Beach Boys album "Good Timin: Live At Knebworth England 1980."
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"Fun Fun Fun," from the The Beach Boys album "Good Timin: Live At Knebworth England 1980", was covered on the Status Quo album "XS All Areas: The Greatest Hits (disc 1)."
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"Pictures of Matchstick Men," from the Status Quo album "XS All Areas: The Greatest Hits (disc 1)", was covered on the Ozzy Osbourne album "Rarities Volume 1."
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"Crazy Train," from the Ozzy Osbourne album "Blizzard of Ozz", was covered on the Collective Soul album "1998-07-04: Chicago, IL, USA."
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"Shine," from the Collective Soul album "Hints, Allegations, and Things Left Unsaid", was covered on the Dolly Parton album "Little Sparrow."
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"To Daddy," from the Dolly Parton album "Dolly Parton Ste Hits", was covered on the Emmylou Harris album "Profile: The Best of Emmylou Harris."
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"Boulder To Birmingham," from the Emmylou Harris album "Pure Genius, Volume 2 (disc 2)", was covered on the The Hollies album "Greatest Hits (disc 1)."
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"He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother," from the The Hollies album "Greatest Hits (disc 1)", was covered on the Roger Whittaker album "The very best of Roger Whittaker."
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"The Last Farewell," from the Roger Whittaker album "Roger Whittaker Vol. 1", was covered on the Elvis Presley album "Legendary Elvis (disc 1)."
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"Jailhouse Rock," from the Elvis Presley album "Elvis Presley 1956 - 1961", was covered on the ZZ Top album "Chrome, Smoke & BBQ Disc 2."
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"Tush," from the ZZ Top album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the Iron Maiden album "'The EastEnders' at the Marquee."
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"Aces High," from the Iron Maiden album "Best of the Beast", was covered on the Electric Frankenstein album "Slave to the Power: The Iron Maiden Tribute (disc 1)."
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"Teenage Shutdown," from the Electric Frankenstein album "The Time Is Now!", was covered on the The Supersuckers album "Electric Frankenstein."
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"Creepy Jackalope Eye," from the The Supersuckers album "La Mano Cornuda", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Sidetracks."
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"Fort Worth Blues," from the Steve Earle album "El Corazón", was covered on the Guy Clark album "Cold Dog Soup."
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"L.A. Freeway," from the Guy Clark album "The Essential Guy Clark", was covered on the Jerry Jeff Walker album "Ultimate Collection."
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"Mr. Bojangles," from the Jerry Jeff Walker album "Ultimate Collection", was covered on the John Denver album "John Denver."
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"Leaving on a Jet Plane," from the John Denver album "Take Me Home: The John Denver Story", was covered on the Bobby Bare album "Country's Greatest (disc 2)."
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"Detroit City," from the Bobby Bare album "Eskimos, Mean Old Queens & Little Bitty Steers", was covered on the Arthur Alexander album "The Ultimate Arthur Alexander."
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"You Better Move On," from the Arthur Alexander album "The Ultimate Arthur Alexander", was covered on the Chuck Jackson album "Adios Amigo: A Tribute to Arthur Alexander."
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"Any Day Now," from the Chuck Jackson album "Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame, Volume II, Wild Thing", was covered on the Burt Bacharach album "Classic."
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"I'll Never Fall In Love Again," from the Burt Bacharach album "Classic", was covered on the Bobbie Gentry album "The Best Of Bobbie Gentry."
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"Ode to Billie Joe," from the Bobbie Gentry album "The Golden Classics Of Bobbie Gentry", was covered on the Booker T. & The MG's album "Doin' Our Thing."
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"Green Onions," from the Booker T. & The MG's album "Respect: The Soundtrack to the Soul Generation (disc 1)", was covered on the Tom Petty album "Hamburg 1999 1."
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"Love Is A Long Road," from the Tom Petty album "Full Moon Fever", was covered on the The Del McCoury Band album "The Cold Hard Facts."
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"Beauty of My Dreams," from the The Del McCoury Band album "2002-06-22 - Bonnaroo - Manchester, Tn", was covered on the Phish album "Live Phish, Volume 17: 1998-07-15: Portland Meadows, Portland, Oregon (disc 1)."
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"Sample in a Jar," from the Phish album "Hoist", was covered on the Little Feat album "Chinese Work Songs."
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"Teenage Nervous Breakdown," from the Little Feat album "Sailin' Shoes", was covered on the Nazareth album "Loud 'n' Proud."
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"Hair of the Dog," from the Nazareth album "Hair of the Dog", was covered on the Guns N' Roses album "The Spaghetti Incident?."
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"Sweet Child O' Mine," from the Guns N' Roses album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the Sheryl Crow album "The Globe Sessions."
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"It's Only Love," from the Sheryl Crow album "C'mon C'mon", was covered on the Stevie Nicks album "Trouble in Shangri-La."
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"Landslide," from the Stevie Nicks album "Pretty Mac Goes Metal (live in Los Angeles 1991)", was covered on the The Smashing Pumpkins album "Pisces Iscariot."
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"Eye," from the The Smashing Pumpkins album "Lost Highway", was covered on the Marilyn Manson album "Killer Wasps: The Real Ultra Rare Tracks."
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"Dope Show," from the Marilyn Manson album "Mechanical Animals", was covered on the Berlin album "Anonymous Messiah: A Tribute to Marilyn Manson."
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"Sex (I'm A...)," from the Berlin album "Best of Berlin 1979-1988", was covered on the Peaches album "The Teaches of Peaches (Bonus Disc)."
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"Rock Show," from the Peaches album "The Teaches of Peaches", was covered on the Iggy Pop album "Skull Ring."
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"Lust for Life," from the Iggy Pop album "Lust for Life", was covered on the Tom Jones album "Reload."
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"It's Not Unusual," from the Tom Jones album "20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Tom Jones", was covered on the The Four Tops album "Four Tops Live."
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"Reach Out I'll Be There," from the The Four Tops album "Essential Collection", was covered on the Gloria Gaynor album "I Will Survive."
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"I Will Survive," from the Gloria Gaynor album "Studio 54 (Vol. 1)", was covered on the Melanie album "Old Bitch Warrior."
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"Lay Down," from the Melanie album "Nr. 1 hits 1969-1991", was covered on the Mott the Hoople album "Wildlife."
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"Ready for Love," from the Mott the Hoople album "The Collection", was covered on the Bad Company album "In Concert: Merchants of Cool."
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"Oh, Atlanta," from the Bad Company album "The Original Bad Co. Anthology (disc 1)", was covered on the Alison Krauss album "Now That I've Found You - A Collection."
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"The Scarlet Tide," from the Alison Krauss album "Cold Mountain", was covered on the Elvis Costello album "2005-03-09: Nashville, TN, USA (disc 2)."
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"The Deportees Club," from the Elvis Costello album "Goodbye Cruel World", was covered on the Christy Moore album "Voyage."
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"North and South of the River," from the Christy Moore album "Graffiti Tongue", was covered on the U2 album "Staring at the Sun."
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"Two Shots of Happy, One Shot of Sad," from the U2 album "If God Will Send His Angels", was covered on the Nancy Sinatra album "Nancy Sinatra."
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"These Boots Are Made for Walking," from the Nancy Sinatra album "Full Metal Jacket", was covered on the Janis Ian album "Working Without a Net (disc 2)."
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"Society's Child," from the Janis Ian album "Working Without a Net (disc 2)", was covered on the Spooky Tooth album "The Best of - That Was Only Yesterday."
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"Better by You, Better Than Me," from the Spooky Tooth album "Spooky Two", was covered on the Judas Priest album "Stained Class."
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"The Ripper," from the Judas Priest album "Live in London (disc 2)", was covered on the Mercyful Fate album "A Tribute to Judas Priest: Legends of Metal."
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"Into the Coven," from the Mercyful Fate album "Melissa", was covered on the Metallica album "Until the Studioshit Load."
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"Enter Sandman," from the Metallica album "Metallica", was covered on the Motörhead album "Tribute."
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"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?," from the Ramones album "End of the Century", was covered on the KISS album "We're a Happy Family: A Tribute to the Ramones."
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"Hide Your Heart," from the KISS album "Hot in the Shade", was covered on the Bonnie Tyler album "The Very Best Of."
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"The Best," from the Bonnie Tyler album "The Best", was covered on the Irma Thomas album "Irma Thomas Live!."
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"Time Is On My Side," from the Irma Thomas album "Lady Sings The Blues Night & Day (disc 1)", was covered on the The Rolling Stones album "Ultimate Ballads."
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"Paint It Black," from the The Rolling Stones album "Flashpoint", was covered on the Eric Burdon & War album "Best of Eric Burdon & War."
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"Spill the Wine," from the Eric Burdon & War album "Eric Burdon Declares War", was covered on the The Isley Brothers album "The Ultimate Isley Brothers."
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"Harvest for the World," from the The Isley Brothers album "Highlights from It's Your Thing: The Story of The Isley Brothers", was covered on the Paul Carrack album "Groovin'."
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"Where Would I Be," from the Paul Carrack album "Satisfy My Soul", was covered on the Nanci Griffith album "Clock Without Hands."
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"From a Distance," from the Nanci Griffith album "Country: Modern to Timeless Country Classics (disc 1)", was covered on the The Byrds album "The Byrds (disc 4: Final Approach)."
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"The Bells Of Rhymney," from the The Byrds album "Mr. Tambourine Man", was covered on the Pete Seeger album "The Essential."
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"If I Had a Hammer," from the Pete Seeger album "Clearwater Classics", was covered on the Peter, Paul & Mary album "Peter, Paul and Mary."
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"Blowin' In The Wind," from the Peter, Paul & Mary album "In the Wind", was covered on the The Seekers album "Lemon Tree."
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"Red Rubber Ball," from the The Seekers album "A Carnival of Hits", was covered on the The Cyrkle album "The Graduate: Music from the Broadway Comedy."
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"Red Rubber Ball," from the The Cyrkle album "The Graduate: Music from the Broadway Comedy", was covered on the Simon & Garfunkel album "Old Friends (disc 3)."
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"Bridge Over Troubled Water," from the Simon & Garfunkel album "Kuschelrock 6 (disc 1)", was covered on the Gladys Knight & The Pips album "Standing Ovation."
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"I Heard It Through the Grapevine," from the Gladys Knight & The Pips album "The Sounds of Murphy Brown", was covered on the Creedence Clearwater Revival album "Chooglin'."
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"Who'll Stop the Rain," from the Creedence Clearwater Revival album "The Best of Creedence Clearwater Revival (disc 1)", was covered on the Bruce Springsteen album "Coliseum Night (disc 1)."
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"Cadillac Ranch," from the Bruce Springsteen album "The River (disc 2)", was covered on the Warren Zevon album "The Electric Werewolf Strikes Again."
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"Tenderness On The Block," from the Warren Zevon album "Excitable Boy", was covered on the Shawn Colvin album "Fat City."
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"I Don't Know Why," from the Shawn Colvin album "Live '88", was covered on the Maura O'Connell album "A Real Life Story."
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"Trip Around the Sun," from the Maura O'Connell album "Don't I Know", was covered on the Jimmy Buffett album "Promo Only Country Radio September 2004."
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"Door Number Three," from the Jimmy Buffett album "A1A", was covered on the Steve Goodman album "Jessie's Jig & Other Favorites."
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"City of New Orleans," from the Steve Goodman album "Anthology: No Big Surprise (disc 1)", was covered on the John Prine album "Tribute to Steve Goodman (disc 1)."
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"If You Don't Want My Love," from the John Prine album "Bruised Orange", was covered on the Kim Carnes album "View from the House."
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"You're a Part of Me (feat. Gene Cotton)," from the Kim Carnes album "Gypsy Honeymoon: The Best of Kim Carnes", was covered on the Anne Murray album "Greatest Hits."
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"You Needed Me," from the Anne Murray album "The Best ... So Far", was covered on the Boyzone album "Ballads - The Love Song Collection."
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"No Matter What," from the Boyzone album "Boyzone...by Request", was covered on the Meat Loaf album "The Best Musicals... Ever (disc 2)."
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"Read 'em and Weep," from the Meat Loaf album "Dead Ringer", was covered on the Barry Manilow album "The Songs 1975 - 1990 (disc 1)."
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"Could It Be Magic," from the Barry Manilow album "Les Voix En Or, Volume 3 (disc 1)", was covered on the Donna Summer album "Greatest Hits."
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"I Feel Love," from the Donna Summer album "The Journey: The Best of Donna Summer", was covered on the Blondie album "Union City Blue."
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"Call Me," from the Blondie album "Singles Box (disc 11)", was covered on the The Box Tops album "When Pigs Fly."
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"The Letter," from the The Box Tops album "Best of the Box Tops", was covered on the Al Green album "Green Is Blues."
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"Let's Stay Together," from the Al Green album "Absolute Best", was covered on the Roberta Flack album "Roberta Flack."
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"This Time I'll Be Sweeter," from the Roberta Flack album "Blue Lights in the Basement", was covered on the Angela Bofill album "The Definitive Collection."
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"I'm on Your Side," from the Angela Bofill album "The Definitive Collection", was covered on the Jennifer Holliday album "The Best of Jennifer Holliday."
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"Peace in Our Time," from the Jennifer Holliday album "1988 Summer Olympics Album", was covered on the Cliff Richard album "The Singles Collection (disc 6: 1991-2002)."
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"Dynamite," from the Cliff Richard album "The Singles Collection (disc 1: 1958-1964)", was covered on the Led Zeppelin album "Cabala 6."
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"Friends," from the Led Zeppelin album "Led Zeppelin III", was covered on the Elliott Smith album "2001-12-17: Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA, USA."
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"The Biggest Lie," from the Elliott Smith album "Elliott Smith", was covered on the Bright Eyes album "Motion Sickness: Live Recordings."
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"Four Winds," from the Bright Eyes album "Cassadaga", was covered on the The Killers album "Spaceman."
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"Mr. Brightside," from the The Killers album "Hot Fuss", was covered on the Paul Anka album "Classic Songs, My Way."
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"My Way," from the Paul Anka album "A Body Of Work", was covered on the Frank Sinatra album "Sinatra Reprise (The Very Good Years)."
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"My Way," from the Frank Sinatra album "Sinatra Reprise (The Very Good Years)", was covered on the The Platters album "20 Greatest Hits."
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"Only You," from the The Platters album "Only You", was covered on the Carl Perkins album "The Classic Carl Perkins (disc 2)."
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"Honey Don't," from the Carl Perkins album "Go Cat Go!", was covered on the The Beatles album "The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1 (disc 4: Beatles '65)."
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"Here Comes the Night," from the Lulu album "20 Solid Gold Hits", was covered on the Them album "The Story of Them (feat. Van Morrison) (disc 1)."
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"I Can Only Give You Everything," from the Them album "Them Again", was covered on the The Troggs album "Greatest Hits (Dutch)."
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"Wild Thing," from the The Troggs album "The Sixties Album", was covered on the Cheap Trick album "Encino Man (OMPST)."
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"Wherever Would I Be," from the Cheap Trick album "Busted", was covered on the Dusty Springfield album "Very Best of Dusty Springfield."
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"The Look of Love," from the Dusty Springfield album "Cigar Lounge, Volume 1 (disc 1)", was covered on the The Delfonics album "La-La Means I Love You."
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"Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)," from the The Delfonics album "The Best Of The Delfonics", was covered on the Aretha Franklin album "Young, Gifted and Black."
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"Until You Come Back to Me," from the Aretha Franklin album "The Very Best of Aretha Franklin: The '70s", was covered on the Cyndi Lauper album "At Last."
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"True Colors," from the Cyndi Lauper album "True Colors", was covered on the Phil Collins album "Now That's What I Call Music 41 (disc 1)."
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"Another Day in Paradise," from the Phil Collins album "Serious Hits... Live!", was covered on the James Last album "Pop Symphonies."
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"Happy Heart," from the James Last album "The Best of James Last (disc 1)", was covered on the Andy Williams album "Happy Heart."
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"The Hawaiian Wedding Song," from the Andy Williams album "The Love Songs", was covered on the Jim Reeves album "The Very Best of Jim Reeves."
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"Welcome To My World," from the Jim Reeves album "The Essential Jim Reeves", was covered on the Eddy Arnold album "Collection, Vol. 2 (X)."
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"You Don't Know Me," from the Eddy Arnold album "Pure Gold", was covered on the Van Morrison album "Days Like This."
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"T.B. Sheets," from the Van Morrison album "The Early Years 67-68", was covered on the John Lee Hooker album "Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive."
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"Everybody Rockin'," from the John Lee Hooker album "The Best of John Lee Hooker", was covered on the Neil Young album "Everybody's Rockin'."
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"Like A Hurricane," from the Neil Young album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the Roxy Music album "Heart Still Beating."
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"More Than This," from the Roxy Music album "Slave to Love: The Best of the Ballads", was covered on the Peter Gabriel album "Up."
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"Biko," from the Peter Gabriel album "Gold", was covered on the Robert Wyatt album "EPs: Work in Progress (disc 3)."
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"Love," from the Robert Wyatt album "Uncut 2002.11: Instant Karma", was covered on the John Lennon album "Acoustic."
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"Give Peace a Chance," from the John Lennon album "The John Lennon Collection", was covered on the Toots & The Maytals album "Uncut 2002.11: Instant Karma."
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"Pressure Drop," from the Toots & The Maytals album "The Very Best Of", was covered on the Jimmy Cliff album "The Harder They Come: Original Soundtrack Recording."
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"Many Rivers to Cross," from the Jimmy Cliff album "Higher & Higher", was covered on the Harry Nilsson album "Greatest Hits."
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"Ten Little Indians," from the Harry Nilsson album "Pandemonium Shadow Show (disc 2)", was covered on the The Yardbirds album "Over, Under, Sideways, Down."
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"For Your Love," from the The Yardbirds album "The Blues Collection # 14: Greatest Hits", was covered on the Fleetwood Mac album "Mystery to Me."
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"Don't Stop," from the Fleetwood Mac album "The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac", was covered on the Elton John album "Legacy: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac's Rumours."
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"Border Song," from the Elton John album "Greatest Hits 1970-2002 (disc 1)", was covered on the Eric Clapton album "Two Rooms: Celebrating the Songs of Elton John and Bernie Taupin."
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"Run So Far," from the Eric Clapton album "Journeyman", was covered on the George Harrison album "Brainwashed."
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"While My Guitar Gently Weeps," from the George Harrison album "The Best of George Harrison", was covered on the Peter Frampton album "Now."
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"Baby, I Love Your Way," from the Peter Frampton album "Frampton Comes Alive!", was covered on the Diana Ross album "The Magic of Diana Ross (disc 2)."
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"Chain Reaction," from the Diana Ross album "80's Night: The Ultimate DJ Collection (disc 12: O to S)", was covered on the Bee Gees album "1998-11-28: Wal-Mart, Pretoria, South Africa: Live! From Pretoria, South Africa (disc 2)."
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"To Love Somebody," from the Bee Gees album "The Greatest Hits", was covered on the James Carr album "The Complete Goldwax Singles."
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"The Dark End of the Street," from the James Carr album "Solid Gold Soul: Deep Soul", was covered on the Lazy Lester album "Harp & Soul."
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"I'm A Lover Not A Fighter," from the Lazy Lester album "All Over You", was covered on the The Kinks album "You Really Got Me."
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"Till the End of the Day," from the The Kinks album "Live at Kelvin Hall", was covered on the Big Star album "Third / Sister Lovers."
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"September Gurls," from the Big Star album "Best of Big Star", was covered on the The Bangles album "Different Light."
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"Walk Like an Egyptian," from the The Bangles album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the Henry Mancini album "Mancini Rocks The Pops."
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"Days of Wine and Roses: Days of Wine and Roses," from the Henry Mancini album "The Best of Henry Mancini", was covered on the Bobby Darin album "A Touch of Class."
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"Dream Lover," from the Bobby Darin album "The Bobby Darin Story", was covered on the Ricky Nelson album "Ricky Nelson / Collection."
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"Lonesome Town," from the Ricky Nelson album "A Night to Remember", was covered on the Bob Dylan album "The Genuine Never Ending Tour Covers Collection 1988-2000 (disc 1: Rehearsing on Stage)."
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"Paths of Victory," from the Bob Dylan album "The Bootleg Series, Volumes 1-3: 1961-1991: Rare and Unreleased (disc 1)", was covered on the Hamilton Camp album "Paths of Victory."
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"Pride of Man," from the Hamilton Camp album "Forever Changing: The Golden Age of Elektra Records 1963-1973 (disc 1)", was covered on the Gordon Lightfoot album "The United Artists Collection (disc 1)."
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"Ribbon of Darkness," from the Gordon Lightfoot album "The United Artists Collection (disc 1)", was covered on the Marty Robbins album "The Essential Marty Robbins 1951-1982 (disc 2)."
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"El Paso," from the Marty Robbins album "The Music Never Stopped: Roots of the Grateful Dead", was covered on the Don McLean album "Rearview Mirror."
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"Wonderful Baby," from the Don McLean album "The Best of Don McLean", was covered on the Fred Astaire album "The Complete London Sessions (disc 3)."
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"Cheek to Cheek," from the Fred Astaire album "Uncut 2004.07: Paul McCartney's Glastonbury Groove", was covered on the Doris Day album "Daydreaming."
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"Secret Love," from the Doris Day album "The Fabulous Fifties (disc 1)", was covered on the Count Basie album "EMI Jazz Masters."
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"When My Dreamboat Comes Home," from the Count Basie album "At the Savoy Ballroom 1937-1944", was covered on the Fats Domino album "The Fat Man Sings Live."
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"Blue Monday," from the Fats Domino album "The Fats Domino Collection", was covered on the Buddy Holly album "What You Been A-Missin': Lost and Found (disc 1)."
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"You're the One," from the Buddy Holly album "Rare Tracks", was covered on the Billy Swan album "The Best of Billy Swan."
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"I Can Help," from the Billy Swan album "En g㥮 till 1974", was covered on the The Drifters album "Save the Last Dance for Me."
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"Up on the Roof," from the The Drifters album "Tequila - Volume XVII - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame", was covered on the James Taylor album "Live (disc 2)."
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"Carolina in My Mind," from the James Taylor album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the The Everly Brothers album "Heartaches & Harmonies (disc 4)."
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"Let It Be Me," from the The Everly Brothers album "Everly Brothers Collection: 20 Greatest Hits", was covered on the Sam & Dave album "Soul Men."
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"Ain't That a Lot of Love," from the Sam & Dave album "I Thank You", was covered on the The Band album "Islands."
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"The Shape I'm In," from the The Band album "The Best of The Band", was covered on the Bo Diddley album "Tales From The Funk Dimension 1970-1973."
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"You Can't Judge a Book by the Cover," from the Bo Diddley album "Jungle Music (The Blues Collection Vol .5)", was covered on the Dion album "The Road I'm On: A Retrospective (disc 2)."
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"Abraham, Martin & John," from the Dion album "Positively 60's (disc 1)", was covered on the Smokey Robinson & The Miracles album "The 35th Anniversary Collection (disc 3)."
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"The Tracks of My Tears," from the Smokey Robinson & The Miracles album "The Best Sixties Album in the World... Ever! Volume 3 (disc 1)", was covered on the The Contours album "Motorcity Chartbusters, Part 1."
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"Do You Love Me," from the The Contours album "More Dirty Dancing", was covered on the The Dave Clark Five album "The History of the Dave Clark Five (disc 2)."
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"Bits and Pieces," from the The Dave Clark Five album "The History of the Dave Clark Five (disc 2)", was covered on the The Supremes album "A Bit of Liverpool."
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"You Keep Me Hangin' On," from the The Supremes album "Tamla Motown Gold (disc 2)", was covered on the Jackie Wilson album "The Story of Brunswick (disc 1)."
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"Higher and Higher," from the Jackie Wilson album "The Best Sixties Album in the World... Ever! Volume 4 (disc 2)", was covered on the Erma Franklin album "Super Soul Sister."
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"Piece Of My Heart," from the Erma Franklin album "Legacy's Rhythm & Soul Revue", was covered on the Etta James album "Deep In The Night."
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"At Last," from the Etta James album "At Last", was covered on the Joni Mitchell album "Both Sides Now."
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"Both Sides Now," from the Joni Mitchell album "Miles of Aisles", was covered on the Jimmie Rodgers album "Windmills of Your Mind."
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"Any Old Time," from the Jimmie Rodgers album "Runnin' Wild", was covered on the Merle Travis album "The Best of Merle Travis 1946-1953."
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"Sixteen Tons," from the Merle Travis album "The Guitar Player", was covered on the Stevie Wonder album "Down to Earth."
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"For Once in My Life," from the Stevie Wonder album "Blues Brother Soul Sister Classics (disc 1)", was covered on the The Temptations album "Emperors of Soul (disc 5)."
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"My Girl," from the The Temptations album "The Ultimate Collection", was covered on the Otis Redding album "Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul."
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"I've Got Dreams to Remember," from the Otis Redding album "The Definitive Otis Redding (disc 4)", was covered on the Percy Sledge album "Blue Night."
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"When A Man Loves A Woman," from the Percy Sledge album "When a Man Loves a Woman", was covered on the Spencer Davis Group album "Gimme Some Lovin'."
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"Gimme Some Lovin'," from the Spencer Davis Group album "Gimme Some Lovin'", was covered on the Dave Mason album "Certified Live."
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"Only You Know and I Know," from the Dave Mason album "The Best of Dave Mason", was covered on the Badfinger album "BBC in Concert."
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"Midnight Caller," from the Badfinger album "The Very Best of Badfinger", was covered on the Tim Hardin album "Simple Songs of Freedom."
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"Reason to Believe," from the Tim Hardin album "The Folk Years: Reason to Believe (disc 2)", was covered on the Carpenters album "Close to You."
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"We've Only Just Begun," from the Carpenters album "Singles 1969-1981", was covered on the Curtis Mayfield album "Love."
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"You Must Believe Me," from the Curtis Mayfield album "Love", was covered on the The Count Five album "Psychotic Reaction."
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"Psychotic Reaction," from the The Count Five album "Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968 (disc 1)", was covered on the Television album "Poor Circulation."
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"Ain't That Nothing," from the Television album "Live Portland Oregon 1978 (disc 1)", was covered on the Rain Parade album "Beyond the Sunset."
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"Carolyn's Song," from the Rain Parade album "Emergency Third Rail Power Trip / Explosions in the Glass Palace", was covered on the This Mortal Coil album "Blood."
