Robyn Hitchcock Cover Songs
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Songs covered by Robyn Hitchcock
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"4th Time Around," from the Bob Dylan album "Blonde on Blonde", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"A Day in the Life," from the The Beatles album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Live Death."
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"Across the Universe," from the The Beatles album "Let It Be", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "[non-album tracks]."
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"Baby Let Me Follow You Down," from the Bob Dylan album "Biograph", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"Ballad Of A Thin Man," from the Bob Dylan album "Stop Crying", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"Calvary Cross," from the Richard Thompson album "guitar / vocal", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Invisible History."
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"Desolation Row," from the Bob Dylan album "Highway 61 Revisited", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"Dignity," from the Bob Dylan album "A Legend in His Time (disc 3)", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"Eight Miles High," from the The Byrds album "20 Essential Tracks", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Greatest Hits."
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"Funkytown," from the Lipps, Inc. album "Pure Disco", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Obliteration Pie."
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"The Ghost In You," from the The Psychedelic Furs album "Chorus Girl", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Invisible History."
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"I Don't Believe You," from the Bob Dylan album "Emmett Grogan Acetates", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"I Want You (She's So Heavy)," from the The Beatles album "Abbey Road", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Mojo Presents: Abbey Road Now!."
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"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue," from the Bob Dylan album "The Essential Bob Dylan", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues," from the Bob Dylan album "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Volume 2 (disc 1)", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"Kung Fu Fighting," from the Carl Douglas album "Rock On 1974", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Alvin Lives (In Leeds): Anti Poll Tax Trax."
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"Let Me Roll It," from the Paul McCartney album "Band On The Run", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Listen to What the Man Said."
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"Like A Rolling Stone," from the Bob Dylan album "The Times They Are A-Changin'", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"More Than This," from the Roxy Music album "Avalon", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Invisible History."
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"Not Dark Yet," from the Bob Dylan album "Time Out of Mind", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"One Too Many Mornings," from the Bob Dylan album "The Times They Are A-Changin'", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"Tangled Up In Blue," from the Bob Dylan album "Blood on the Tracks", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"Tell Me Mama," from the Bob Dylan album "Away from the Past", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 2: Dots)."
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"Visions of Johanna," from the Bob Dylan album "Blonde on Blonde", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Robyn Sings (disc 1: Stripes)."
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"The Wind Cries Mary," from the Jimi Hendrix album "Stages", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Shadow Cat."
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"Withered and Died," from the Richard & Linda Thompson album "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight", was covered on the Robyn Hitchcock album "Live Death."
Robyn Hitchcock songs that have been covered
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"Arms of Love," from the Robyn Hitchcock album "Live Death" , was covered on the R.E.M. album "The Automatic Box (disc 3: Cover Versions)." -
"Chinese Bones," from the Robyn Hitchcock album "Obliteration Pie" , was covered on the Grateful Dead album "1988-09-24: New York, NY, USA (disc 2)." -
"I Often Dream of Trains," from the Robyn Hitchcock album "I Often Dream of Trains" , was covered on the Grant-Lee Phillips album "nineteeneighties." -
"Oceanside," from the Robyn Hitchcock album "Greatest Hits" , was covered on the Counting Crows album "2000-05-05: Shim Sham Club, New Orleans, LA, USA (disc 2)."
