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To cover a song by the great Jackie Wilson takes a lot of gumption, not to mention a lot of voice.
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We used to cover a science song - in fact, we still do - called "Why Does The Sun Shine, " which is from a bunch of science - the question of science songs that came out when we were kids with Tom Glazer - and I don't know if you're familiar with this record.
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It seemed, in the mid to late 1990s, that every pop group on the planet had to cover a Bee Gees song in order to succeed.
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Upon deciding to make up a new song rather than do a cover, Sir Paul said he turned up to the recording session with a "crazy guitar" actor Johnny Depp had given him.
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They even managed to fit in cover of Everybody's Talkin', though Skelly pointed out that it was a tribute to the song's writer Fred Neil than any of the artists who have since covered it.
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The fact that she would choose this Gil Scott Heron song of all them - of his massive catalogue to cover - really says a lot about her really expressing something that is incredibly personal, which is about her own demons.
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He did get to perform with Motown legend Stevie Wonder on his new single I Want Crazy and a cover of Wonder's song Sir Duke.
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If you talk to the devotees of the free services, whether Napster or its sons and daughters, maybe 20% or 25% of the people are using them to get music they can't get any other way--like a U2 cover of a Bob Dylan song.
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But, unlike the Rolling Stones, say, who have not written a great song since the disco era and come together only to pad their fortunes as their own cover band, Springsteen refuses to be a mercenary curator of his past.
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Benevento and his trio cover Deerhoof's "Twin Killers, " a song he heard when guitarist Charlie Hunter introduced him to the album The Runners Four.
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