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EdwardGivens · Post by **EdwardGivens** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 2:12 pm

Celso Fonseca covers I talk To The Wind by King Crimson

whyterabbyt · Post by **whyterabbyt** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 2:45 pm

anything on kicking against the pricks, by nick cave and the bad seeds

PatchAdamz · Post by **PatchAdamz** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 3:39 pm

ROBYN HITCHCOCK sings "Dominoes" & "Gigolo Aunt" by SYD BARRETT

PatchAdamz · Post by **PatchAdamz** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 3:48 pm

John Zorn - The Sicilian Clan (Ennio Morricone)

John Zorn – alto saxophone
Bill Frisell – guitar
Fred Frith – bass
Joey Baron – drums
Wayne Horvitz – keyboards
Yamatsuka Eye – vocals

PatchAdamz · Post by **PatchAdamz** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 3:58 pm

The Pogues - Dirty Old Town (written by Ewan MacColl)

PatchAdamz · Post by **PatchAdamz** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 4:12 pm

Here is a song that has been cover many times by many artist.
John Prine "Angel from Montgomery" covered by Bonnie Raitt

John Prine introduced "Angel from Montgomery" on his self-titled debut album in 1971. Carly Simon recorded it, but did not release it, in 1972 in her first session for No Secrets, produced by Paul Buckmaster and featuring James Taylor's vocals and Danny Kortchmar on guitar. Simon recalls: "Elektra rejected [the tracks from that session] and...asked me to work with Richard Perry. [Elektra] didn't think Buckmaster would produce a hit record for me." Simon's version did not surface until she released her 1995 box set, Clouds in My Coffee, for which the track was finally mixed and mastered.[5]

While Bonnie Koloc recorded "Angel from Montgomery" in 1972 on her album Hold on to Me, the song achieved its first high-profile artist cover in 1973 when John Denver included it—as "Angels from Montgomery"—on his Farewell Andromeda. But it was Bonnie Raitt's version, on her 1974 album Streetlights, that first attained wide recognition for the song. In a 2000 interview, Raitt stated: "I think 'Angel from Montgomery' probably has meant more to my fans and my body of work than any other song, and it will historically be considered one of the most important ones I've ever recorded. It's just such a tender way of expressing that sentiment of longing - like 'Hello in There' - without being maudlin or obvious. It has all the different shadings of love and regret and longing. It's a perfect expression from [a] wonderful genius."[6]

Raitt has covered the song several times. She sang it in duet with John Prine in 1985 at a concert in tribute to Steve Goodman.[7] (Prine, Goodman, and Bonnie Koloc were then considered the "trinity of the Chicago folk scene.") She performed the song with Rickie Lee Jones at the original Farm Aid benefit concert held 22 September 1985 in Champaign, Illinois; and with Tracy Chapman at the We the Planet Festival on 20 April 2003 in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. On her 1995 live disc Road Tested, on which "Angel from Montgomery" serves as the concert finale, Raitt is joined on the song by Bryan Adams, Jackson Browne, Bruce Hornsby and Kim Wilson.

Keller Williams performed the song at one of his early recorded shows at Fin's in Virginia Beach on Oct. 4, 1994.[8]

"Angel from Montgomery" is performed in the film Into the Wild by the characters Tracy Tatro (Kristen Stewart) and Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch). It does not appear on the soundtrack album. The chorus is sung briefly in the film Courage Under Fire by the character Captain Karen Emma Walden (portrayed by Meg Ryan) during one of the flashback sequences.

The song was heard on the live television benefit broadcast on CMT May 12, 2011, performed by Gretchen Wilson. The Music Builds concert and fundraiser was to benefit the American Red Cross in the wakes of the floods and tornadoes throughout the Southeastern United States in April and May 2011.

Ruth Langmore imagines her late father, uncle and cousin performing the song in a wistful scene during the final episode of the fourth and last season of the Netflix series Ozark.[9]

"Angel from Montgomery" is a concert staple of Hank Williams' granddaughter Holly Williams.

tapper mike · Post by **tapper mike** » Mon Mar 20, 2023 4:29 pm

Kent Nishimura - Pretzel Logic (Steely Dan)

Jake Riechbart - New Frontier (Donald Fagen)

Helplessly Hoping - Cover by Suddenly Years Align

Bill Tyers (May you rest in peace old friend) Somewhere Over the Rainbow