The Doors Cover Songs
All The Doors Songs | Cover Chain
Songs covered by The Doors
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"Alabama Song," from the Kurt Weill album "Lost in the Stars", was covered on the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)."
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"Back Door Man," from the Howlin' Wolf album "The Chess Box (disc 2: 1955 - 1962)", was covered on the The Doors album "In Concert (disc 1)."
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"Carol," from the Chuck Berry album "Rock 'N' Roll Music 2", was covered on the The Doors album "Live in Detroit: Cobo Hall, 05/08/1970 (disc 2)."
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"Close to You," from the Muddy Waters album "The Essential Collection", was covered on the The Doors album "Backstage and Dangerous: The Private Rehearsal (disc 2)."
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"Crawling King Snake," from the John Lee Hooker album "Boom Boom", was covered on the The Doors album "L.A. Woman."
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"Get Out of My Life Woman," from the Lee Dorsey album "Uncut 1999.12: Unconditionally Guaranteed vol. 11", was covered on the The Doors album "Autumn Life (Matrix 67)."
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"Get Out of My Life Woman," from the Allen Toussaint album "New Orleans Funk - New Orleans: The Original Sound of Funk 1960-75", was covered on the The Doors album "Autumn Life (Matrix 67)."
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"Gloria," from the Them album "The Story of Them (feat. Van Morrison) (disc 1)", was covered on the The Doors album "Legacy: The Absolute Best (disc 1)."
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"Gloria," from the Van Morrison album "The Best of Van Morrison", was covered on the The Doors album "Legacy: The Absolute Best (disc 1)."
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"I'm a King Bee," from the Slim Harpo album "The Best of Slim Harpo", was covered on the The Doors album "The Live Doors (It Was More Than 20 Years Ago)."
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"I'm a Man," from the Bo Diddley album "The Blues Volume Two", was covered on the The Doors album "Boot Yer Butt (disc 1)."
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"Little Red Rooster," from the Howlin' Wolf album "London Sessions", was covered on the The Doors album "The Doors."
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"Love Me Tender," from the Elvis Presley album "Elvis Presley 1956 - 1961", was covered on the The Doors album "Missing Tapes."
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"Money (That's What I Want)," from the Barrett Strong album "Tamla Motown Gold (disc 1)", was covered on the The Doors album "The Stockholm Tapes."
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"Mystery Train," from the Junior Parker album "The Blues: A Smithsonian Collection of Classic Blues Singers (disc 4)", was covered on the The Doors album "Live in Detroit: Cobo Hall, 05/08/1970 (disc 2)."
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"People Get Ready," from the The Impressions album "Greatest Hits", was covered on the The Doors album "Live in Detroit: Cobo Hall, 05/08/1970 (disc 2)."
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"Summertime," from the George Gershwin album "Porgy and Bess (London Philharmonic, Glyndebourne Chorus feat. conductor: Simon Rattle)", was covered on the The Doors album "The Live Doors (It Was More Than 20 Years Ago)."
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"Who do You Love," from the Bo Diddley album "The Best of Chess Rock'n'roll", was covered on the The Doors album "The Complete Matrix Tapes Vol.1."
The Doors songs that have been covered
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"Alabama Song," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Dalida album "L'an 2005." -
"Break On Through," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Pearl Jam album "2000 Rarities." -
"Break on Through," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Stone Temple Pilots album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Break on Through," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Forthcoming Fire album "Undercover, Volume 1." -
"Crystal Ship," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Duran Duran album "Thank You." -
"Crystal Ship," from the The Doors album "Live at the Aquarius Theatre: The Second Performance (disc 2)" , was covered on the X album "The X-Files: Fight The Future." -
"Crystal Ship," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Chris Whitley album "Perfect Day." -
"The End," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Nirvana album "Outcesticide Vol. 2." -
"The End," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Days of the New album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"The End," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Rosetta Stone album "Darken My Fire." -
"The End," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Nico album "Chelsea Girl Live." -
"The End," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Cornbugs album "How Now Brown Cow." -
"End Of The Night," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Rhea's Obsession album "Darken My Fire." -
"Five to One," from the The Doors album "The Doors Dallas 1968" , was covered on the Marilyn Manson album "Disposable Teens." -
"Five to One," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Alien Sex Fiend album "Information Overload." -
"Hello I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Simple Minds album "Neon Lights." -
"Hello, I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the The Cure album "Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities (disc 2: 1987-1992)." -
"Hello I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the The Cure album "Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities (disc 2: 1987-1992)." -
"Hello, I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Adam Ant album "Friend or Foe." -
"Hello, I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the The Newlydeads album "Darken My Fire." -
"Hello I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Oleander album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Hello I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Missing Persons album "Color in Your Life." -
"Hello I Love You," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the The Cure album "Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities (disc 2: 1987-1992)." -
"L.A. Woman," from the The Doors album "Alabama Song" , was covered on the Billy Idol album "VH1 Storytellers." -
"L.A. Woman," from the The Doors album "L.A. Woman" , was covered on the Days of the New album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"L.A. Woman," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Leningrad Cowboys album "Live in Prowinzz." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Shirley Bassey album "Deck Safari: Part Two (disc 2)." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Stevie Wonder album "My Cherie Amour." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Massive Attack album "Protection." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Amorphis album "Tales From the Thousand Lakes." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Minnie Riperton album "The Best Of Minnie Ripperton." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the The Mike Flowers Pops album "A Groovy Place." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Type O Negative album "Light My Fire." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Live at the Aquarius Theatre: The Second Performance (disc 2)" , was covered on the Will Young album "From Now On." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Live at the Aquarius Theatre: The Second Performance (disc 2)" , was covered on the David Essex album "The Very Best Of." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Al Green album "Gets Next to You." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Live at the Aquarius Theatre: The Second Performance (disc 2)" , was covered on the Pearl Jam album "2000 Rarities." -
"Light my fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Ananda Shankar album "Snow Flower." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Jackie Wilson album "The Titan of Soul (disc 2)." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the UB40 album "The Very Best of UB40 1980-2000." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Dread Zeppelin album "The Fun Sessions - Tortelvis Sings the Classics." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the The Bobs album "Coaster." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Train album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Julie London album "The Jazz Chillout V1.0 (disc 2)." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Cibo Matto album "(At Home With The) Singles (disc 1)." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Amii Stewart album "Love Afairs of the Seventies." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the The Electric Hellfire Club album "Darken My Fire." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the George Winston album "Night Divides the Day: The Music of the Doors." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Tony Hatch album "This Is Easy." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Claire Sweeney album "Claire." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Astrud Gilberto album "September 17, 1969." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Patricia Barber album "Modern Cool." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the José Feliciano album "Feliciano!." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Four Tops album "A Collection of Various Interpretations of Light My Fire." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Beastie Boys album "Aglio E Olio." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the The Ventures album "Sixties Guitar Party." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the The Mops album "Psychedelic Sounds in Japan." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the The Free Design album "One by One." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Mae West album "Golden Throats 2: More Celebrity Rock Oddities!." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Nancy Sinatra album "Nancy." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Edmundo Ros album "iN FLiGHT entertainment." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Edmundo Ros album "iN FLiGHT entertainment." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity album "Streetnoise." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "Light My Fire" , was covered on the Nekromantix album "Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend." -
"Light My Fire," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Erma Franklin album "Rare Funk, Volume 10: Mo' Female Funk." -
"Love Her Madly," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Bo Diddley album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Love Her Madly," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the George Winston album "Night Divides the Day: The Music of the Doors." -
"Love Her Madly," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Wailing Souls album "Psychedelic Souls." -
"Love Me Two Times," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Aerosmith album "Young Lust: The Aerosmith Anthology (disc 1)." -
"Love Me Two Times," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the George Winston album "Night Divides the Day: The Music of the Doors." -
"Love Me Two Times," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Joan Jett album "The Hit List." -
"Love Me Two Times," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Robby Krieger album "Night of the Guitar." -
"Moonlight Drive," from the The Doors album "Autumn Life (Matrix 67)" , was covered on the Blondie album "1977-09-21 Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA, USA (disc 2)." -
"Peace Frog," from the The Doors album "Morrison Hotel" , was covered on the Smash Mouth album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Peace Frog," from the The Doors album "Morrison Hotel" , was covered on the Saccharine Trust album "Past Lives." -
"Peace Frog," from the The Doors album "Morrison Hotel" , was covered on the Mephisto Waltz album "Darken My Fire." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Echo & The Bunnymen album "The Lost Boys." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Brave Combo album "Musical Varieties." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Twiztid album "Freek Show." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Light My Fire" , was covered on the Stina Nordenstam album "People Are Strange." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the George Winston album "Night Divides the Day: The Music of the Doors." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Elysian Fields album "2004-07-08: Joe's Pub, New York, NY, USA." -
"People Are Strange," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Johnny Hollow album "Dirty Hands." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Creed album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the George Winston album "Night Divides the Day: The Music of the Doors." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Dave Matthews Band album "[non-album tracks]." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Nigel Kennedy album "Riders on the Storm: The Doors Concerto." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Snoop Dogg album "Need for Speed Underground 2 (disc 1)." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Annabel Lamb album "Echoes of Darkness, Volume 2 (disc 1)." -
"Riders on the Storm," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Yonderboi album "Rewind!." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "1970-08-29 - Isle of Wight Festival, England" , was covered on the Pearl Jam album "Deep Through The Years (disc 3)." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Blue Öster Cult album "Extraterrestrial Live." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Status Quo album "Live (disc 1)." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Creed album "Woodstock 99 (Red Disc)." -
"Roadhouse blues," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Imperiet album "2:a Augusti." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Eppu Normaali album "Elävänä Euroopassa." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "Morrison Hotel" , was covered on the Blue Öyster Cult album "Extraterrestrial Live." -
"Roadhouse Blues," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Ministry album "The Last Sucker." -
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"Soul Kitchen," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Adamski album "Doctor Adamski's Musical Pharmacy." -
"Soul Kitchen," from the The Doors album "In Concert (disc 1)" , was covered on the Echo & The Bunnymen album "Echo & The Bunnymen." -
"Soul Kitchen," from the The Doors album "In Concert (disc 1)" , was covered on the Radiators album "1985-11-08: Maple Leaf, New Orleans, LA, USA (set 3)." -
"Soul Kitchen," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the Patti Smith album "Twelve." -
"Soul Kitchen," from the The Doors album "The Doors" , was covered on the David Lee Roth album "Diamond Dave." -
"The Spy," from the The Doors album "Morrison Hotel" , was covered on the Radio Futura album "Rarezas." -
"Strange Days," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Spahn Ranch album "Darken My Fire." -
"Strange Days," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Prong album "Spark in the Dark." -
"Take It as It Comes," from the The Doors album "The Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Ramones album "Mondo Bizarro." -
"Touch Me," from the The Doors album "Greatest Hits [Elektra]" , was covered on the Ian Astbury album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"Twentieth Century Fox," from the The Doors album "Autumn Life (Matrix 67)" , was covered on the John Mellencamp album "Chestnut Street Incident." -
"Waiting for the Sun," from the The Doors album "The Best of The Doors (disc 2)" , was covered on the Soundgarden album "[non-album tracks]." -
"Wild Child," from the The Doors album "The Soft Parade" , was covered on the The Cult album "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doors." -
"You're Lost Little Girl," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the The 69 Eyes album "Dance d'Amour." -
"You're Lost Little Girl," from the The Doors album "Strange Days" , was covered on the Siouxsie and the Banshees album "Through the Looking Glass."
