Continue reading » Best Covers Ever, Best Of, Feature Tagged with: Alicia Bridges, Anita Ward, Bananarama, Bronski Beat, Brooks and Dunn, Burn This Song, BW Stevenson, Christie, Cindy Wilson, Doctor and the Medics, Elvin Bishop, Golden Smog, Joan Osborne, Judith Owen, Kate Pierson, King Harvest, L'aupaire, Letters to Cleo, Matthew Sweet, McFadden & Whitehead, Mick Jaroszyk, Nick Lowe, Norman Greenbaum, One Hit Wonders, Ram Jam, Sade, Shocking Blue, Show of Cards, Susanna Hoffs, T. hits, as well as compilations of popular music as lossless, rich. Then next week we’ll dive into perhaps the greatest decade for one-hit wonders cover. Today, covers of classics like “Spirit in the Sky,” “Black Betty,” “Why Can’t We Live Together,” and “Video Killed The Radio Star” (I would have thought that one was ’80s given the famous MTV connection, but it came out November 1979).
This month, we’ll tackle huge hits by not-so-huge bands from the ’70s and, next week, the ’80s. Corn in the fields Listen to the rice when the wind blows 'cross the water King Harvest has surely come I work for the union 'cause she's so good to me And I'm bound to come out on top That's where she said I should be I will hear every word the boss may say For he's the one who hands me down my pay Looks like this time I'm gonna get to stay I'. Last month, we presented covers of one-hit wonders of the 1950s and the 1960s.
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