Since we have a page for liked covers...what covers do you dislike?

Here's ones I don't like that much...

I Can't Get No Satisfaction by Devo (Originally by The Rolling Stones)
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A Whiter Shade of Pale by Annie Lennox (Originally by Procol Harum)...
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American Pie by Madonna (Originally by Don McLean)...
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Rock and Roll Music by The Beach Boys (Originally by Chuck Berry)...
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Baby, I Love Your Way by Will to Power (Originally by Peter Frampton)...
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WARNING: YOU MAY DISAGREE!

So...what are your least favorite cover songs?

I Want To Know What Love Is - Mariah Carey

I also dislike David Cassidy's "How Can I Be Sure" (Originally done by The Young Rascals/Rascals).

Another cover I don't like is Knocking On Heaven's Door by Guns N' Roses.

Love Song - 311
I Melt With You - Jason Mraz

Hooked On A Feeling-Blue Swede UGH! :rolleyes:
(Originally by B J Thomas)

I actually prefer Blue Swede's version of Hooked On A Feeling. Blue Swede version was a #1 hit while BJ Thomas version stalled at #5.

I agree that Devo's cover of Satisfaction isn't very good. Devo also did a cover of Secret Agent Man and that one is pretty good, I like it.

Hooked On A Feeling-Blue Swede UGH! :rolleyes:
(Originally by B J Thomas)

This version might make you appreciate Blue Swede's a little more. :lol:

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Blue Swede also did a cover of Never My Love, that one isn't very good, it's pretty bad.

In between Hooked On A Feeling and Never My Love, Blue Swede had a song on the charts titled Silly Milly. It wasn't a big hit, only reached #71 on Billboard. It's a goofy song but sounds like a perfect radio hit for the summer of 1974. I think it deserved to do better on the charts, should have been a top 40 hit.

Learning that "Ghost In This House" from Alison Krauss and the country group Shenandoah was eventually covered by Kelsi Ballerini really frosted me. That girl is too much of a teeny bopper to even think about touching something that has been done by one of the best female singers in music history.

God bless you and Alison always!!!

Holly (a fan of her for 25 years now)