Two decades into their career Danish duo The Raveonettes have decided to put out a covers record set to be released towards the end of the year. The swaying melody and the pure pop sway of this one makes for a bit more groovy take on the original.
Category: Cover Song of the Day
Cover Song of the Day: Plush – Barracuda
Not straying far from the Ann and Nancy reservation, in the hands of Moriah Formica and the band this one takes the song to an 11 on the amped up scale.
Cover Song of the Day: The Struts – Tumbling Dice
Next to Justin Hawkins of The Darkness Luke Spiller from The Struts just might be the most dynamic front and in the rock and roll game today. Here, Luke and the boys pay tribute to The Rolling Stones.
Cover Song of the Day: The Last Internationale – Working Class Hero
A throwback from the Covid era, this sparse but epic rendition of the classic John Lennon tune will sooth what ails you.
Cover Song of the Day: Stevie Nicks: For What It’s Worth
A splendid cover version of this timeless song.
Cover Song of the Day: The Tallest Man on Earth – Lost Highway
Swedish singer songwriter The Tallest Man on Earth has a new covers album coming out soon. Here, he covers a Hank Williams classic.
Cover Song of theDay: Willie Nelson – Good Hearted Woman
Simply put, Willie Nelson is a national treasure. This one is from 1984.
Cover Song of the Day: Hollywood Vampires – Heroes
A great tour montage video of from a group of guys that just love to play music. Alice Cooper and Joe Perry are straight up rock stars and Johnny Depp can play with the best of them.
Cover Song of the Day: Deep Purple – Oh Well
Still rocking after all these years, the latest Deep Purple record, Turning to Crime, scorches the earth with stone-cold classics including “7 and 7 Is,” Shapes of Things,” and the ever-popular “Oh Well,” covering the Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac classic like it was born yesterday.
Cover Song of the Day: Blues Pills – Wild Horses
A perfect song for this Blues Rock to make their own while spending the pandemic downtown lamenting the fact that that can’t tour behind their latest full album release.
The song mas made for singer Elin Larsson to sing as she wraps her back of the barroom pipes around the song with the force of a tropical storm.
Rock Is The New Roll 