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Good-ass cover songs

I think that's the first Björk song I've listened to all the way to the end.
 
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yes—Ms Björk benefiting from some of Ms Harvey’s transcendence, perhaps:

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Posted my opinion earlier. Best cover is Hendrix version of All Along the Watchtower by Bob Dylan.

If Jimi Hendrix covers your song, you lost it...forever.

This continues to be an entertaining topic. Thanks BARF musicologists!
 
BillSmith said:
Posted my opinion earlier. Best cover is Hendrix version of All Along the Watchtower by Bob Dylan.

If Jimi Hendrix covers your song, you lost it...forever.

This continues to be an entertaining topic. Thanks BARF musicologists!
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Jimi covered Bob's song.

I propose this as the best cover of Hendrix.

Frank covers All Along the Watchtower amazingly as well.

Purple Haze.

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Edit - All Along the Watchtower

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My favorite All Along the Watchtower cover is the one from Battlestar Galactica
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SFMCjohn said:

Mr Bill Kirchen, “Titan of the Telecaster,” no extra charge … :afm199
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Who's song was it? I thought that was a Commander Cody original. I remember them for that one, 7-11 and Midnight Man. I know I had an LP of theirs in days of yore.
 
davidji said:
Who's song was it? I thought that was a Commander Cody original. I remember them for that one, 7-11 and Midnight Man. I know I had an LP of theirs in days of yore.
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“"Hot Rod Lincoln" is a song by American singer-songwriter Charlie Ryan, first released in 1955. It was written as an answer song to Arkie Shibley's 1950 hit "Hot Rod Race" (US #29).​

song was about a real car, built by Mr Ryan, apparently:

 
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