I Cover the Waterfront

Posted by Scrumpestuous D | Posted in | Posted on 7:14 AM

Sorry I'm late folks. Here's this weeks goodness:
  1. "Hey Jude" from The Royal Tenenbaums by The Mutato Muzika Orchestra
  2. "Everyday" from Stubbs The Zombie: The Soundtrack by Rogue Wave
  3. "Starman" from All Day by Mates of State
  4. "Heroes" from War Child - Heroes by TV on the Radio
  5. "Forever Young" from Casino Twilight Dogs by Youth Group
  6. "Overkill" from Man @ Work by Colin Hay
  7. "Inside and Out" from Let It Die by Feist
  8. "Your Song" from Moulin Rouge by Ewan McGregor and Alessandro Safina
  9. "Silly Habits" from Mel Tormé and Friends by Mel Tormé (and presumably, his friends)
  10. "Mona Lisa" from Take a Break by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
  11. "Common People" from Has Been by William Shatner
  12. "Waterloo Sunset" from Live Sessions (iTunes Exclusive) -EP by The Submarines
  13. "Louie, Louie" from Funky Kingston by Toots & The Maytals
  14. "With a Little Help from My Friends" from With a Little Help from My Friends by Joe Cocker
  15. "Money (That's What I Want)" from With The Beatles by The Beatles
  16. "This Land is Your Land" from Naturally by Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
  17. "Hold On! I'm Comin'" from Riding with The King by Eric Clapton and B.B. King
  18. "Ziggy Stardust" from The Life Aquatic - Studio Sessions featuring Seu Jorge by Seu Jorge
So, I've got Wes Anderson to thank for the bookends of this list, which happens to include 3 Bowie covers. #7 is a Bee Gees cover (I didn't know that at first). #9 is another track from that Mel Tormé album that I can't more highly recommend. The rest is pretty self-explanatory, I think. Enjoy!

Comments (1)

Scrumpestuous D Said on November 17, 2009 at 6:03 PM

Here's the cheat sheet, in case you don't like looking these things up on your own: #1-The Beatles; #2-Buddy Holly; #3-David Bowie; #4-David Bowie; #5-Alphaville; #6-Men At Work (his former band); #7-Bee Gees; #8-Sir Elton John; #9-Janis Ian; #10-Nat King Cole; #11-Pulp; #12-The Kinks; #13-Richard Berry, but more famously The Kingsmen; #14-The Beatles; #15-Barrett Strong; #16-Woodie Guthrie; #17-Sam and Dave; #18-David Bowie

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