Randy Stonehill Cover Songs
All Randy Stonehill Songs | Cover Chain
Songs covered by Randy Stonehill
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"Beautiful One," from the Daniel Amos album "Fearful Symmetry", was covered on the Randy Stonehill album "When Worlds Collide: A Tribute to Daniel Amos."
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"Strong Hand of Love," from the Mark Heard album "High Noon", was covered on the Randy Stonehill album "Return to Paradise."
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"Your Love Broke Through," from the Keith Green album "For Him Who Has Ears to Hear", was covered on the Randy Stonehill album "Love Beyond Reason."
Randy Stonehill songs that have been covered
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"Christmas Song for All Year 'round," from the Randy Stonehill album "Welcome to Paradise" , was covered on the Aaron Sprinkle album "Happy Christmas, Volume 3." -
"Far, Far," from the Randy Stonehill album "Edge of the World" , was covered on the Riki Michele album "One Moment Please." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the The Katinas album "Timeless." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the The Clumsy Lovers album "Smart Kid." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Thomas Nuendel album "Through Not From." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Acappella album "Travelin' Shoes." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Donald Lawrence & The Tri-City Singers album "A Songwriter's Point of View." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Tim & Mollie O'Brien album "Remember Me." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Stanford University Talisman album "No Murmur, No Zealots." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Cae Gauntt album "C.A.E.." -
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"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Azusa Pacific University Choir and Orchestra album "Laughter & Joy." -
"Shut de Do," from the Randy Stonehill album "Equator" , was covered on the Nia album "Hungry Hearts."
