Steve Earle Cover Songs
All Steve Earle Songs | Cover Chain
Songs covered by Steve Earle
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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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"The Crush," from the John Hiatt album "Y'all Caught: The Ones That Got Away", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Early Tracks."
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"Dead Flowers," from the The Rolling Stones album "Sticky Fingers", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Shut Up and Die Like an Aviator."
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"I'm Looking Through You," from the The Beatles album "Rubber Soul", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'."
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"Johnny Too Bad," from the The Slickers album "Young, Gifted & Black, Volume 1 (disc 2)", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Sidetracks."
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"My Back Pages," from the Bob Dylan album "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Volume 2 (disc 1)", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Sidetracks."
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"Pancho and Lefty," from the Townes Van Zandt album "A Far Cry From Dead", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Townes."
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"Rivers of Babylon," from the The Melodians album "Bringing Out the Dead", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'."
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"She's About a Mover," from the The Sir Douglas Quintet album "Time-Life Classic Rock 1965: The Beat Goes On", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Shut Up and Die Like an Aviator."
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"Six Days on the Road," from the Dave Dudley album "Classic Country 1960 - 1964 (Disc 2)", was covered on the Steve Earle album "20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Steve Earle."
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"State Trooper," from the Bruce Springsteen album "Acoustic Tales (Disc 1)", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Guitar Town."
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"Tecumseh Valley," from the Townes Van Zandt album "The Best of Townes Van Zandt", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'."
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"Time Has Come Today," from the The Chambers Brothers album "Spirit of the 60's (disc 1)", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Sidetracks."
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"White Freightliner Blues," from the Townes Van Zandt album "The Best of Townes Van Zandt", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Townes."
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"Willin'," from the Little Feat album "Waiting for Columbus", was covered on the Steve Earle album "Sidetracks."
Steve Earle songs that have been covered
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"Devil's Right Hand," from the Steve Earle album "Copperhead Road" , was covered on the Webb Wilder album "It Came From Nashville." -
"The Devil's Right Hand," from the Steve Earle album "Copperhead Road" , was covered on the The Highwaymen album "The Road Goes On Forever." -
"Devil's Right Hand," from the Steve Earle album "Copperhead Road" , was covered on the Johnny Cash album "Unearthed (disc 2: Trouble in Mind)." -
"Fearless Heart," from the Steve Earle album "Fearless Heart" , was covered on the Siobhan Maher-Kennedy album "Immigrant Flower." -
"Fort Worth Blues," from the Steve Earle album "El Corazón" , was covered on the Guy Clark album "Cold Dog Soup." -
"Goodbye," from the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'" , was covered on the Emmylou Harris album "Wrecking Ball." -
"Goodbye," from the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'" , was covered on the The Pretenders album "G.I. Jane: Original Soundtrck." -
"Guitar Town," from the Steve Earle album "Guitar Town" , was covered on the Emmylou Harris album "At the Ryman." -
"The Mercenary Song," from the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'" , was covered on the Cory Morrow album "The Cory Morrow Band." -
"My Baby Worships Me," from the Steve Earle album "Early Tracks" , was covered on the Reckless Kelly album "Live at Stubb's." -
"My Old Friend The Blues," from the Steve Earle album "Guitar Town" , was covered on the The Proclaimers album "Sunshine On Leith." -
"My Old Friend the Blues," from the Steve Earle album "Guitar Town" , was covered on the Eddi Reader album "Mirmama." -
"Someday," from the Steve Earle album "Guitar Town" , was covered on the Shawn Colvin album "Cover Girl." -
"Sometimes She Forgets," from the Steve Earle album "Train a Comin'" , was covered on the Travis Tritt album "Greatest Hits: From the Beginning." -
"Somewhere Out There," from the Steve Earle album "El Corazon" , was covered on the Lucy Kaplansky album "Ten Year Night."
