I Afraid the Chez Left Side

I love foreign covers of English hit songs. Well, we all do here at PCL. Here's an especially fun phonetic cover of "For Your Love" by the Mahe Stros (audio only.)

Straight connection, T.E.E.

Doubtless inspired by the Langley Schools Music Project, this 2007 California grammar school production of Krafwerk's "Trans Europe Express" reinforces my belief that my own grade 4 and 5 musical education was sorely lacking.

Satisfaction?

Perhaps the cheesiest, whitebread cover tune I have ever heard. I am an unabashed Carlos Bastos fan from this day on.


Found at: coisas do arco da velha

A Whiter, Paler King Curtis

Good lord, why is it that every version of this song seems as though it goes on for WEEKS. Should you have what seems to be months to spare, maybe you would like to get this collection of a whole mess of Whiter Shades of Pale, 25 to be exact.  

The Burbank Philharmonic

The Burbank Philharmonic, a project by three sax playing brothers, ex of the Kenton and Barnett Big Bands, who wanted to do a sort of concept album of dixie covers of current hits (1969).

The Burbank Philharmonic - Spinning Wheel

The Burbank Philharmonic - Big Noise From Winnetka

The Burbank Philharmonic - Light My Fire

The Burbank Philharmonic - These Boots Are Made For Walking

A Spritely Dschinghis Khan

Hip hooray, it's almost time for Eurovision, so let's pay tribute to Eurovisionaries gone by with this 1981 cover of Dschinghis Khan by the Thai group the Royal Sprites.

I Want To Hold Your Hand?

La,lalala, lalalalala, lalalalala, la, lalala, lalalala, lalalalalala. Lalalalalalala, lalalalala.
Lalalalalalalalala...lala. Lalalalalalalala...lalala..lalala..lalala...
(Repeat First Verse)



via: MrBeatlesCover's

Wing is back in black

Wing Han Tsang covers AC/DCs "Back In Black" in her characteristic way. Live in Wellington!

(Via Mr. Dante Fontana's Audio-Visual Guidance 3.0)

Cal Tjader's "Gimme Shelter"

Why not? At Funky16.