Radio Birdman Cover Songs
All Radio Birdman Songs | Cover Chain
Songs covered by Radio Birdman
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"TV Eye," from the The Stooges album "Fun House", was covered on the Radio Birdman album "Radios Appear."
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"You're Gonna Miss Me," from the 13th Floor Elevators album "Absolutely the Best", was covered on the Radio Birdman album "Radios Appear."
Radio Birdman songs that have been covered
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"455 SD," from the Radio Birdman album "Living Eyes" , was covered on the The Hellacopters album "Disappointment Blues." -
"Aloha Steve and Danno," from the Radio Birdman album "Essential Radio Birdman 1974-78" , was covered on the Porkers album "Grunt!." -
"Do the Pop," from the Radio Birdman album "Essential Radio Birdman 1974-78" , was covered on the New Bomb Turks album "Pissing Out the Poison: Singles and Other Swill." -
"Do the Pop," from the Radio Birdman album "Essential Radio Birdman 1974-78" , was covered on the The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs album "Straight Outta Burbank: The Bomp 25th Anniversary Collection (disc 2)." -
"Hanging On," from the Radio Birdman album "Essential Radio Birdman 1974-78" , was covered on the The Nomads album "Flattery: A Tribute to Radio Birdman, Volume 2." -
"Iskender Time," from the Radio Birdman album "Living Eyes" , was covered on the The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs album "Flattery: A Tribute to Radio Birdman, Volume 2." -
"Monday Morning Gunk," from the Radio Birdman album "Radios Appear" , was covered on the Gluecifer album "Flattery: A Tribute to Radio Birdman, Volume 2." -
"More Fun," from the Radio Birdman album "Living Eyes" , was covered on the Psychotic Youth album "Some Fun." -
"Murder City Nights," from the Radio Birdman album "Essential Radio Birdman 1974-78" , was covered on the The Candy Snatchers album "Flattery: A Tribute to Radio Birdman, Volume 1." -
"New Race," from the Radio Birdman album "Radios Appear" , was covered on the Silverchair album "Rarities." -
"Snake," from the Radio Birdman album "Essential Radio Birdman 1974-78" , was covered on the The Onyas album "Flattery: A Tribute to Radio Birdman, Volume 1."
