Under the covers

[Adolf Oliver Bush]

Speaking of edges...

Perrsonally? I reckon it shits all over the original.

[Adolf Oliver Bush]

I'd have given just about anything to have seen the look on Brian May's face when he produced this. 

[DKG]

A cover of a Gordon Lightfoot classic.

[Adolf Oliver Bush]

Cruel Sea and one of a number of Tony Joe White covers they did

[J E B Stuart]

Nice cover of the Barbara Lewis classic:

Amen.

[J E B Stuart]

This is a really nice acapella cover of an old Neil Young song. In fact, I like this better than the original:

Amen.

[J E B Stuart]

House of the Rising Sun has been covered by many. Internationally, this cover was a bigger success than The Animals' cover:

Amen.

[J E B Stuart]

This is a great cover by a virtually unknown duo called "Sister South". The song, of course, was the signature song for Spandau Ballet.  This cover does appear on the soundtrack to one Larry the Cable Guy's movies: 

Amen.

[Prof Emeritus at Fawk U]

This is a great cover by a virtually unknown duo called "Sister South". The song, of course, was the signature song for Spandau Ballet.  This cover does appear on the soundtrack to one Larry the Cable Guy's movies: 

Amen.

You are digging up some treasures.

[J E B Stuart]

You are digging up some treasures.

Thanks, ol' pal. Are you a fan of ZZ Top?  If you are, then you're likely familiar with Rio Grande Mud, their second album. This is a great cover of "Chevrolet", one of the songs on the album:

Amen.

[Shen Li]

[Prof Emeritus at Fawk U]

Thanks, ol' pal. Are you a fan of ZZ Top?  If you are, then you're likely familiar with Rio Grande Mud, their second album. This is a great cover of "Chevrolet", one of the songs on the album:

Amen.

Very solid guitar work.

[J E B Stuart]

Very solid guitar work.

Glad you liked it, ol' pal. Here's an old cover of an even older Stones classic:

Amen.

[J E B Stuart]

I bought this on vinyl many years ago for one reason - the "Butthole Surfers" band name cracked me up (no pun intended). Turned out  the album contained a rather audacious cover of the old Guess Who classic, "American Woman."  And yes, I like it. Best listened to with great speakers or ear buds, with plenty of volume:

Amen.

[J E B Stuart]

Fuggin' ewe toob. Let's try this again: