Gone- 'N Sync
Gone- Kelly Clarkson

Time - Pink Floyd
Time - the Alan Parsons Project

High Hopes - Frank Sinatra
High Hopes - Sammy Hagar

SAMMY HAGAR?????

:eek2:

Addicted- Kelly Clarkson
Addicted- Simple Plan

Because of You- Kelly Clarkson
Because of You- 98 Degrees

That girl steals hella song names! :lol:

"Venus" - Frankie Avalon, 1959
"Venus" - Shocking Blue, 1969

Roll With It - Steve Winwood
Roll With It - Oasis

Hurt - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Hurt - Nine Inch Nails (covered by Johnny Cash!)

Two Hearts - Bruce Springsteen (1980)
Two Hearts - Phil Collins (1988)

"Venus" - Frankie Avalon, 1959
"Venus" - Shocking Blue, 1969

There is also "Venus" -Bananarama, Somewhere in the 80's.:)

There is also "Venus" -Bananarama, Somewhere in the 80's.:)

They covered the Shocking Blue song.

"All My Life"- Foo Fighters
"All My Life"- KC and Jo Jo

What Can I Say - Boz Scaggs
What Can I Say - Brandi Carlisle

Save Me - Fleetwood Mac
Save Me - Dave Matthews

Save Me - Fleetwood Mac
Save Me - Dave Matthews

... and Louise Mandrell (Barbara's sister) in 1983.

"All My Life"- Foo Fighters
"All My Life"- KC and Jo Jo

Also:

Kenny Rogers (1983)
Linda Ronstadt featuring Aaron Neville (1990)

"P. S. I Love You" - The Beatles, 1964
"P. S. I Love You" - Tom T. Hall, 1984

I don't think anyone listed this pair yet:


Rag Doll - The Four Seasons (1964)
Rag Doll - Aerosmith (c. 1987)

(two very, very, VERY different songs, by two very, very, VERY different groups).

Surrender - Diana Ross
Surrender - Cheap Trick

... and Louise Mandrell (Barbara's sister) in 1983.


not to mention queens Save me in the 700s or somethin?

New York, New York - Nina Hagen
New York , New York - Frank Sinatra

Since I haven't been on this thread in a long time, I'll add some more.

Undertow -- Suzanne Vega.
Undertow -- Lush.

Since I haven't been on this thread in a long time, I'll add some more.

Undertow -- Suzanne Vega.
Undertow -- Lush.

Ooh, good one! :)

Fire In The Hole - Steely Dan
Fire In The Hole - Van Halen

Close enough:

"Falling Again" - Don Williams, 1981 (used in a Wal*Mart commercial in the mid-1990s)
"Fallin' Again" - Alabama, 1988

Without You - Badfinger (covered by Harry Nilsson and Mariah Carey)\
Without You - Van Halen

I don't rememberif this has been done, but. . . .

Talk of the Town - the Pretenders
Talk of the Town - Bruce Hornsby

Does the article "the" differentiate these entries?

"The Candy Man" - Sammy Davis, Jr. (with the Mike Curb Congregation), 1972
"Candy Man" - Mickey Gilley and Charly McClain, 1984

Does the article "the" differentiate these entries?

"The Candy Man" - Sammy Davis, Jr. (with the Mike Curb Congregation), 1972
"Candy Man" - Mickey Gilley and Charly McClain, 1984


I gues not, so you can also include "Candyman" by the Grateful Dead. :)

Disappear - Dream Theater
Disappear - INXS

Speak - Queensryche
Speak - Godsmack

Runaway - Del Shannon
Runaway - Bon Jovi

Runaway - Lush.

Time - Pink Floyd
Time - the Alan Parsons Project

Time - Culture Club.

Across the Great Divide - the Band
Across the Great Divide - Kate Wolf

I hope this one hasn't been covered:

Tourniquet -- Evansecence.
Tourniquet -- Marilyn Manson.


Save Me - Fleetwood Mac
Save Me - Dave Matthews


Save Me - Once Blue.
Save Me - Shinedown.

"Baby Blue" - Badfinger (1972)
"Baby Blue" - George Strait (1988)

Without You - Badfinger (covered by Harry Nilsson and Mariah Carey)\
Without You - Van Halen


Without You - Motley Crue.

And I just thought of two more.

King of the World - Steely Dan.
King of the World - Katydids.




And I'll bet I'm forgetting plenty of others!

Runaway - Del Shannon
Runaway - Bon Jovi


If I didn't mention this already...

Runaway - Lush.

Now I have to throw two more in;

Jane -- (Jefferson)Starship.
Jane -- Christine Lavin.

Message of Love - The Pretenders
Message of Love - Journey

Nothing is Easy -- Jethro Tull.
Nothing is Easy -- Lungfish.


Miss Misery -- Nazareth.
Miss Misery -- Katydids.
Miss Misery -- Elliott Smith.

Any Way You Want It - the Dave Clark Five
Any Way You Want It - Journey

Don't know if these have been posted yet:
"It's Over"-Boz Scaggs
"It's Over"-BTO
"It's Over"-ELO

Add to the list for "Crazy"-Glass Family
Add to the list for "Stairway To Heaven"-O'Jays

Sorry if repeats...

Sara - Fleetwood Mac
Sara - Starship

Also:

"Sara" - Bill Champlin (1982). He would join the group Chicago that same year.

Holiday--The Bee Gees
Holiday--Madonna

Holiday - The Planet Smashers.

Lucille--Little Richard
Lucille--Kenny Rogers

Lucille - B.B. King(if that hasn't already been covered)


Tomorrow - Morrissey.
Tomorrow - Silverchair.

Come Down - The Church.
Come Down - Lazy.

Tomorrow - Morrissey.
Tomorrow - Silverchair.



Tomorrow - song from Annie
Tomorrow - Paul McCartney and Wings

Julia - the Beatles
Julia - the Flatlanders

1) I'm Bad - Michael Jackson
2) I'm Bad - LL Cool J
3) I Miss You - Klymaxx
4) I Miss You - Aaliyah

Don't know if this has been posted yet, but... You Light Up My Life-Carole King You Light Up My Life-Debby Boone.

1) I'm Bad - Michael Jackson
2) I'm Bad - LL Cool J

Isn't Michael Jackson's song just called "Bad," no "I'm?"

3) I Miss You - Klymaxx
4) I Miss You - Aaliyah

Plus. . .

I Miss You - Graham Nash

"Band of Gold" - Don Cherry (1955)
"Band of Gold" - Freda Payne (1970)

Isn't Michael Jackson's song just called "Bad," no "I'm?" Yeah, you'll right it is Bad. My fault.

Plus. . .

I Miss You - Graham Nash
Never heard of him

1) I'm Bad - Michael Jackson
2) I'm Bad - LL Cool J


Speakinbg of that, it was a huge coincidence that they both had albums called BAD that year(though LL's album was called Bigger and Deffer, he put the acronym BAD on the album sleeve), they both had songs called BAD from their album, and both "Bad" albums came out that same year. I was like, :faint:

Never heard of him


Graham Nash, of Crosby, Stills and you-know-who?

Anyway, "I Miss You" is from his second solo album.

Plus. . .

I Miss You - Graham Nash

And Blink 182.

;)

Hey, did anyone post this one yet?

Come Together - The Beatles.
Come Together - Blur.

If You Leave Me Now-Chicago
If You Leave Me Now-Jaya

Come as You Are - Peter Wolf
Come as You Are - Nirvana

Sky High-Jigsaw
Sky High-A Taste Of Honey

^ Trouble by Pink


And by Shampoo.

Why? - John Lennon
Why Not? - John Lennon


Well, these are the same titles.

Why Not? - John Lennon
Why Not? - Hilary Duff

:p

My Love- Petula Clark
My Love- Paul McCartney and Wings

Growing Pains - Ludacris
Growing Pains - Omarion

Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
Hot Stuff - Raydio

(And they came out about the same time)

Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
Hot Stuff - Raydio

(And they came out about the same time)


Hot Stuff - Fred Karlin.

And it came out a decade earlier off the soundtrack to "Up the Down Staircase."

Paul McCartney actually wrote "Girlfriend" & gave it to Michael Jackson for his "Off The Wall" album, & also did it himself.

I don't know for sure if these 2 would count or not, but,
"Freedom"- Wham!
"Freedom '90"- George Michael- 2 different "Freedom" songs with the same singer??

Or how about this:
"Into The Night"- Benny Mardones
"Into The Night"- Ace Frehley

Also this one's good, too-

Sara- Fleetwood Mac
Sara- Starship

I just thought of another pair:

"Wild Horses" - The Rolling Stones (1971)
"Wild Horses" - Gino Vannelli (1987)

How about these:

The Boys Are Back In Town- Thin Lizzy
The Boys Are Back In Town- The Bus Boys

these too:

Dance With Me- Orleans
Dance With Me- Peter Brown

Good Vibrations- Beach Boys
Good Vibrations- Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch

Head Over Heels- Go-Go's
Head Over Heels- Tears For Fears

Heart And Soul- Huey Lewis & The News
Heart And Soul- T' Pau

Heaven- Bryan Adams
Heaven- Los Lonely Boys
Heaven- Warrant

Magic- Pilot
Magic- Olivia Newton- John

Time- Alan Parson's Project
Time- Hootie & The Blowfish

Wild Wild West- The Escape Club
Wild Wild West- Will Smith

The Show Must Go On - Queen
The Show Must Go On - Three Dog Night

The Show Must Go On - Queen
The Show Must Go On - Three Dog Night


And. . .

The Show Must Go On - Pink Floyd

And. . .

The Show Must Go On - Pink Floyd

Of course!! That totally slipped my mind!!

Alone - James LaBrie
Alone - Heart

Invisible - James LaBrie
Invisible - Clay Aiken(I only know this song from my sister!!;) )

In Too Deep - James LaBrie
In Too Deep - Genesis

Invisible - James LaBrie
Invisible - Clay Aiken(I only know this song from my sister!!;) )

Invisible - Alison Moyet

Into The Void- Black Sabbath
Into The Void- KISS

Invisible - Alison Moyet

Now, that one I didn't know.

Heaven- Bryan Adams
Heaven- Los Lonely Boys
Heaven- Warrant

Heaven - Kenny Loggins.

Time- Alan Parson's Project
Time- Hootie & The Blowfish

Time - Pink Floyd(didn't somebody mention that before?)

Ooh, I've got a few;

Get Off - Foxy.
Get Off - Prince.
Get Off - Juliana Hatfield.

here's some more-

Heart Of Stone- Rolling Stones
Heart Of Stone- Cher

Good Times Bad Times- Rolling Stones
Good Times Bad Times- Led Zeppelin

I'm Still In Love With You - Al Green
I'm Still In Love With You - Sean Paul feat. Sasha
I'm Still In Love With You - New Edition

Sorry if repeats...

Maneater - Hall & Oates
Maneater - Nelly Furtado

Goodbye To You - Scandal
Goodbye To You - Michelle Branch

All American Girl - Hall & Oates
All American Girl - Train

"Slow Ride" - Foghat (1975)
"Slow Ride" - Kenny Wayne Shepherd (1997)

Friend Or Foe - Adam Ant
Friend Or Foe - Jay-Z
Friend Or Foe - T.A.T.U.

Calling All Girls - Queen
Calling All Girls - Switch

I Get Around - Tupac
I Get Around - The Beach Boys

Love You More - Eminem
Love You More - Ginuwine

Thursday -- Morphine.
Thursday -- Ninety-Nine Tales.

Learning To Fly - Pink Floyd
Learning To Fly - Tom Petty

Have these been mentioned yet?

"I Saw The Light" - Todd Rundgren (1972)
"I Saw The Light" - Wynonna Judd (1992)

"Love Is Alive" - Gary Wright (1976)
"Love Is Alive" - The Judds (1985)

With A Gun - Steely Dan
With A Gun - the Minus Five

"I Saw The Light" - Todd Rundgren (1972)
"I Saw The Light" - Wynonna Judd (1992)

And "I Saw the Light" by Hank Williams Sr.

Mariah Carey- Honey
Moby- Honey

Mariah Carey- Honey
Moby- Honey


And "Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro! :barf:

"Big City" - Wynn Stewart (1960)
"Big City" - Merle Haggard (1982)

Learning To Fly - Pink Floyd
Learning To Fly - Tom Petty
Learn to Fly - Procol Harem
Learn to Fly - Foo Fighters

And "Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro! :barf:

I like that song-lol

Cry Baby Cry - the Angels
Cry Baby Cry - the Beatles

Over My Head - Fleetwood Mac
Over My Head - the Fray

"Without you" - Harry Nilsson (the Mariah Carey hit)
"Without you" - Motley Crue

"Without you" - Harry Nilsson (the Mariah Carey hit)



It was originally from Badfinger. :)

Yes, I know, but no-one sang it better than Harry!!

Okay, tell me if anybody has mentioned these yet:

"Diggin' Your Scene" -- The Blow Monkeys.
"Diggin' Your Scene" -- Smash Mouth.

"She's Gone" - Hall and Oates (1976, although it reached #60 in 1974)
"She's Gone" - Eric Clapton (1998, from "Pilgrim")

"Devil Woman" - Marty Robbins (1962)
"Devil Woman" - Cliff Richard (1976)

"Devil Woman" - Marty Robbins (1962)
"Devil Woman" - Cliff Richard (1976)

Plus. . . .

"Devil Woman" - Ringo Starr (1973)

Crossroads - Robert Johnson (the song covered by Cream)
Crossroads - Don McLean
Crossroads - Tracy Chapman

"Burning Bridges" - Glen Campbell (1966)
"Burning Bridges" - The Mike Curb Congregation (1970; from "Kelly's Heroes")

"Burning Bridges" - Glen Campbell (1966)
"Burning Bridges" - The Mike Curb Congregation (1970; from "Kelly's Heroes")


And. . .

Burning Bridges - Family (1971)
Burning Bridges - Slaughter (1990)

Here are three more, two of which I found out about today:


"Goodbye California" -- The Queers.
"Goodbye California" -- Jolie Holland.
"Goodbye California" -- Minimum Serious.

Breathe - Pink Floyd
Breathe - Dan Bern

Breathe - Pink Floyd
Breathe - Dan Bern

And "Breathe" by Michelle Branch

Here's another one!

"Heart Of The Night" - Poco (1979)
"Heart Of The Night" - Juice Newton (1982)

FWIW, I thought these songs were both "In The Heart Of The Night," which probably is the longest title for two different songs with the same title!

I thought of another one!

"My Girl" - The Temptations (1965)
"My Girl" - Donnie Iris (1982)

Candyman - the Grateful Dead (1970)
Candyman - Christina Aguilera (2006)

Wheels - Family
Wheels - Cake (another new song! :) )


Plus. . .

Wheels - The Flying Burrito Brothers (1969)

Candyman - the Grateful Dead (1970)
Candyman - Christina Aguilera (2006)


And how about the "Candyman" song from the original "Willie Wonka" movie in about 1971, as sung by Sammy Davis, Jr.?

And how about the "Candyman" song from the original "Willie Wonka" movie in about 1971, as sung by Sammy Davis, Jr.?


That was called "The Candy Man." The other two are called "Candyman." Close, but no chocolate cigar. :D

LOL OK, I thought about that after I posted. And I love chocolate too...darn it!

Here's another one!

"A Little More Love" - Olivia Newton-John (1978)
"A Little More Love" - Kenny Rogers (1985; from "We Are The World")

The Word - the Beatles
The Word - Los Lobos

Chain Lightning - Steely Dan
Chain Lightning - .38 Special

"Gold" - John Stewart (1979)
"Gold" - Spandau Ballet (1983)

I'm Free - the Rolling Stones
I'm Free - the Who

I'm Free - the Rolling Stones
I'm Free - the Who


I'm Free - Kenny Loggins

Thank You Girl - the Beatles
Thank You Girl - John Hiatt

Daughter - Pearl Jam
Daughter - Bread

This Time - Bryan Adams
This Time - Neil Diamond

This Time - INXS(Did anybody else get that yet?).

Drive - the Cars
Drive - Incubus

Drive - the Cars
Drive - Incubus


I'm pretty sure that was covered, but anyway;

Eyes of a Stranger - Duran Duran
Eyes of a Stranger - The Payolas

Love is Dead - The Godfathers
Love is Dead - Greta

I'm pretty sure [["Drive"] was covered. . .

You're right, I forgot. Sorry. :(

Hold On -Wilson Phillips
Hold On -Amy Correa

(The latter song is about a mother who's six months away from seeing her kid. . . because that's when the mother will be out on parole! :eek:)

This Is Love - George Harrison (1987)
This Is Love - PJ Harvey (2000)

"Somebody to Love" -- Jefferson Airplane
"Somebody to Love" -- Queen(covered nicely by Anne Hathaway)

"Someone to Love" -- The Firm
"Someone to Love" -- "Gentleman" Jack Grisham

dangerous busta rymes
dangerous michael jackson

Dangerous -- Frente!

(Did I cover that one already?).


In Too Deep - James LaBrie
In Too Deep - Genesis


In Too Deep - Sum 41.

"Somebody to Love" -- Queen(covered nicely by Anne Hathaway)



Anne Hathaway? :eek2:

"Boys" - the Shirelles (covered by the Beatles)
"Boys" - Britney Spears (not covered by anyone)

"Blue" - the Jayhawks
"Blue" - LeAnn Rimes

Anne Hathaway? :eek2:

:lookaroun I take it you didn't like that version.

:lookaroun I take it you didn't like that version.

No, I meant I never knew she did it! Anne Hathaway can sing??

But why Queen? :confused:

No, I meant I never knew she did it! Anne Hathaway can sing??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twZ0kQNKGL4

There's also a YouTube clip of her doing some Broadway-related benefit at the Hollywood Bowl,...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRBLlnN8YbU

..and of course, her song in that animated rewrite of "Little Red Riding Hood" called "Hoodwinked!"
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:bif2zfd5ehak

But why Queen? :confused:

Here's one version of the story.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0327679/trivia

Home - Dream Theater
Home - Daughtry

"Work It Out" - Shalamar
"Work It Out" - Brassy

(I had to add something to keep this thread alive).

You know, it surprises me that nobody even considered adding the following:

"The Other Side" -- Aerosmith.
"The Other Side" -- Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Dark Eyes - Family (1972)
Dark Eyes - Bob Dylan (1985)

What You're Doing - the Beatles (1964)
What You're Doing - Rush (1974)

Long Time Gone - Crosby, Stills and Nash
Long Time Gone - the Dixie Chicks

I don't know if this has been mentioned yet:

"Just Between You And Me" - Charley Pride (1966)
"Just Between You And Me" - April Wine (1981)

"Everlasting Love" - Robert Knight (1968), and later Carl Carlton (1974)
"Everlasting Love" - Howard Jones (1989)

"Walk on by" by Leroy Van Dyke "Walk on By"by Dionne Warwick "Mean Woman Blues"(original)by Elvis Presley ."Mean Woman Blues"by Roy Orbison.Ever heard of these songs?

"Walk on by" by Leroy Van Dyke "Walk on By"by Dionne Warwick "Mean Woman Blues"(original)by Elvis Presley ."Mean Woman Blues"by Roy Orbison.Ever heard of these songs?

Please tell me you're kidding. :rolleyes:

"Walk on by" by Leroy Van Dyke "Walk on By"by Dionne Warwick "Mean Woman Blues"(original)by Elvis Presley ."Mean Woman Blues"by Roy Orbison.Ever heard of these songs?

Rezny9, I have heard both "Walk On By" selections, but I do not recall either "Mean Woman Blues" selection.

Holiday by Madonna

Holiday by The Other Ones

"How Long" - Ace (1975)
"How Long" - The Eagles (2007)

Holiday by Madonna

Holiday by The Other Ones


"Holiday" - Planet Smashers.

"What Do You Want From Me?" - Pink Floyd.
"What Do You Want From Me?" - Monaco.

Point of No Return by Expose

Point of No Return by Nu Shooz

Invisible - Clay Aiken
Invisible - Lillix


Invisible - Alison Moyet

(OOPS! I see somebody already covered that!)

Nothing -- Anthrax
Nothing -- Velocity Girl

One More Night - Bob Dylan (1969)
One More Night - Phil Collins (1985)

I Need You-
Beatles
America
NKOTB
Faith Hill

Good Vibrations-
Beach Boys
Marky Mark

B***h-
Rolling Stones
Meridith Brooks

"He Said, She Said" - Ashley Tisdale
"He Said, She Said" - Maldroid.

don't know if this was said already

Big Girls Don't Cry- Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
Big Girls Don't Cry- Fergie

"Holiday" - Planet Smashers.

also Green Day has a song called Holiday

"Work It Out" - Shalamar
"Work It Out" - Brassy

(I had to add something to keep this thread alive).

Beyonce too

Home - Dream Theater
Home - Daughtry

There's also Home by Michael Buble

"Fantasy"-Earth, Wind, and Fire
"Fantasy"-Mariah Carey

"Fantasy"-Earth, Wind, and Fire
"Fantasy"-Mariah Carey

"Fantasy" - Lush.

Step By Step - Eddie Rabbitt
Step By Step - New Kids On the Block

"On the Road Again" - Willie Nelson.
"On the Road Again" - Caffeine.

Crazy Love - Allman Brothers
Crazy Love - Poco

"Night Moves" - Bob Seger (1976)
"Night Moves" - Marilyn Martin (1986), the follow-up to her duet "Separate Lives" with Phil Collins

One - Metallica
One - U2

"We're All In This Together" - Cast of High School Musical(Pity me for knowing this one).
"We're All In This Together" - Ben Lee.

"Born To Run" - Bruce Springsteen (1975)
"Born To Run" - Emmylou Harris (1982)

"In My Dreams" - Emmylou Harris (1984)
"In My Dreams" - REO Speedwagon (1987)

"One Of These Days" - Pink Floyd (1971; from "Meddle")
"One Of These Days" - Emmylou Harris (1976)

"In My Dreams" - Emmylou Harris (1984)
"In My Dreams" - REO Speedwagon (1987)


"In My Dreams" - Dokken (1985)

"My Love" - Wings (1973)
"My Love" - Lionel Richie (1983)

"Rock Steady" - Bad Company (1974)
"Rock Steady" - The Whispers (1987)

"In My Dreams" - Emmylou Harris (1984)
"In My Dreams" - REO Speedwagon (1987)


In My Dreams - Crosby, Stills and Nash (1977)

"Witchdoctor" - Ross Bagdasarian.
"Witchdoctor" - The Sidewinders.

Baby, I Don't Care- Elvis Presley
Baby, I Don't Care- Transvision Vamp

She'll Leave You With A Smile
George Strait does a song called this on the 'Carrying Your Love With Me' album (1997) and 'The Road Less Traveled' album (2001)

All American Girl
The songs by Hall & Oates and Melissa Etheridge have been mentioned. Carrie Underwood also does a song called that.

Wonderful World
These have probably been mentioned...
Louis Armstrong (1967)
Sam Cooke (1960)
James Morrison (2006)

You Are Not Alone
Michael Jackson (1995)
The Eagles (2007)
Third Day

Good Time
Alan Jackson (2008)
Jessica Andrews (2003)
Counting Crows (2002)
Leroy

Bring It On Home To Me
Sam Cooke (1961)
Sonny Boy Williamson (1963)
Little Big Town (2005)

Stay
A few have been mentioned, but what about
Sugarland (2007)
Little Big Town (2005)

Celebrity
Brad Paisley (2003)
Barenaked Ladies (2003)
N Sync (2001)

Dreams
Fleetwood Mac (1976)
Gabrielle (1993)

Add Prince to the "America" list.

Rufus featuring Chaka Khan - Circles
Atlantic Starr - Circles

Prince - Why you want to treat me so bad
Club Nouveau - Why you want to treat me do bad

Prince - Automatic
Pointer Sisters - Automatic
TLC - Automatic

Rufus featuring Chaka Khan - Stay
Madonna - Stay
Mary J. Blige - Stay

(I know there a lot of artists that recorded songs called "Stay", can't think of any others at this time)

Shalamar - Girl
The Time - Girl
Prince - Girl

(both the Time and Prince "Girl" were written by Prince)

Jody Watley - Real Love
Mary J. Blige - Real Love

Vanity 6 - Nasty Girl
Destiny's Child - Nasty Girl

adding to the stay list, shakespeare's sister did a version in 1991 or 92, i cannot remember

lover boy (mariah carey, billy ocean)
fantasy (mariah carey, blackbox)

Holiday by Madonna

Holiday by The Other Ones

Holiday by Green Day

Shalamar - Girl
The Time - Girl
Prince - Girl

and "Girl" by the Beatles!

Time After Time - David Crosby and Graham Nash (1976)
Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper (1983)

"Heartbreak Hotel"- Elvis Presley
"Heartbreak Hotel"- Whitney Houston featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price
"Heartbreak Hotel" - The Jacksons

"Girlfriend"- 'NSYNC
"Girlfriend"- B2K
"Girlfriend" - Michael Jackson

Money - Berry Gordy (the song the Beatles covered)
Money - Pink Floyd
Money - Milli Vanilli (from their 1990 remix album! :eek: )
Money - Michael Jackson.

Wonderful World
These have probably been mentioned...
Louis Armstrong (1967)
Sam Cooke (1960)
James Morrison (2006)

Louis Armstrong's song was titled "What a Wonderful World" and probably wouldn't count but it's up to the person who started the thread to decide that.

This one might have already been mentioned, but I don't feel like going over all the posts. Forgive me. :lol:

For All We Know - Carpenters
For All We Know - Donny Hathaway

Without You - Badfinger (covered by Harry Nilsson)
Without You - Van Halen
Without You - a song from the musical Rent

"Woman"- Plastic Ono Band (Written by John Lennon)
"Woman"- Peter and Gordon (Written by Paul McCartney)

Now and Forever -Steppenwolf
Now and Forever - Air Supply
Now and Forever - Richard Marx

Dance the Night Away - Cream
Dance the Night Away - Van Halen

Also The Mavericks.

"Desire" - Andy Gibb (1980)
"Desire" - U2 (1989; from "Rattle and Hum")

"I'm Amazed" - The Pixies
"I'm Amazed" - My Morning Jacket

"Me, Myself, and I"- Vitamin C
"Me, Myself, and I"- Beyonce Knowles

I don't have time to read through all of these to see if it was mentioned, but let's not forget De La Soul's "Me, Myself, and I."

Talking In Your Sleep-The Romantics
Talking In Your Sleep-Crystal Gayle

Also by Gordon Lightfoot in 1971. It hit #64 on the pop charts here. It did better in his native Canada: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Lightfoot#Discography

"Words Of Love" - The Beatles (1964, from "Beatles For Sale")
"Words Of Love" - The Mamas and Papas (1966)

Today - the Jefferson Airplane
Today - Family

Never Enough - Dream Theater
Never Enough - Jesus Jones

Never Enough - Dream Theater
Never Enough - Jesus Jones

Never Enough - The Cure.

Magic - Pilot
Magic - Olivia Newton-John
Magic - The Cars

Piece of Me - Skid Row
Piece of Me - Britney Spears

Second Chance - Shinedown
Second Chance - 38 Special

Anthem - the Hello People (1969)
Anthem - Rush (1975)

Daughter - Pearl Jam
Daughter - Bread
Eddie Vedder did some decent live versions of this. Anyway...


"What Would You Say?" - Dave Matthews Band
"What Would You Say?" - Chic Pea


"Cry Me a River" - Justin Timberlake
"Cry Me a River" - Chic Pea

Magic - Pilot
Magic - Olivia Newton-John
Magic - The Cars

Magic - Nick Drake

Magic - Nick Drake

Magic- Robin Thicke

She's a Lady - Tom Jones
She's a Lady - Forever the Sickest Kids


Did anybody cover that yet?

I've been meaning to contribute this since October 5 of last year:

"Hurts So Good" - Millie Jackson (1973)
"Hurts So Good" - John Cougar Mellencamp (1982)

That day I heard the first song for the first time when WLQT 99.9 began airing retro American Top 40 shows from the 1970s. It was the first one I heard on that day's show, entering the charts at #40 on September 29, 1973.

"Let The Music Play" - Barry White (1975)
"Let The Music Play" - Shannon (1983)

"On The Border" - The Eagles (1974)
"On The Border" - Al Stewart (1977)

Crazy-Patsy Kline
Crazy-Ice House

Britney Spears had a song called "Crazy" too.

I thought this thread was going to die with me. Now that I realize it hasn't...

"Don't Drop the Baby" - The Cucumbers
"Don't Drop the Baby" - The Judybats

Tourniquet - Marilyn Manson
Tourniquet - Evanescense

I thought this thread was going to die with me. Now that I realize it hasn't...

Thanks for finding this!! I was looking for it and for some reason, couldn't find. Must have just skipped over it.

Afterlife - Dream Theater
Afterlife - Avenged Sevenfold

Lithium - Nirvana
Lithium - Evanescense

Stay-Lisa Loeb and Nine Stories

Fly Away- John Denver
Fly Away- Lenny Kravitz
Fly Away- Black Eyed Peas

and about a million others

Fly Away-Rebbie Jackson and Michael Jackson

forever-the beach boys
forever-kiss
remember when-cant think of the group but its from the oldies
remember when-alan jackson

Forever-Mariah Carey

Why-Eurythimics
Why-3T and Michael Jackson

I Want You Back-The Jackson 5
I Want You Back-'N Sync

Runaway-Janet Jackson
Run Away-Real McCoy

Runaway-Janet Jackson
Run Away-Real McCoy

Runaway - Jefferson Starship

Runaway-Janet Jackson
Run Away-Real McCoy

Run Away - Chic Pea
Runaway - Lush.

I dont know if anyone used this one yet but


Young Boy Blues-Mose Allison
Young Boy Blues-Ben E. King

SOS - ABBA
SOS - Jonas Brothers
SOS - Papa Roach
SOS - Rihanna


S.O.S. - ABC
S.O.S. - Good Charlotte
S.O.S. - Ola Svensson
S.O.S. - Pink Lady

"S.O.S." by Elena Patroklou was also Cyprus's entry to the ESC in 1991.

Eat the Rich - Aerosmith
Eat the Rich - Krokus

On and On - Stephen Bishop
On and On - Sarah Shannon

:D

Almost the same: "On and on and on", ABBA.

Into the Void - Black Sabbath
Into the Void - KISS
Into the Void - Nine Inch Nails

Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
Time After Time - Ozzy Osbourne
Time After Time - Elliot Minor
Time After Time - R.E.M.
Time After Time - Jazz song composed in 1947 covered by many.

Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
Time After Time - Ozzy Osbourne
Time After Time - Elliot Minor
Time After Time - R.E.M.
Time After Time - Jazz song composed in 1947 covered by many.

Time After Time - David Crosby and Graham Nash (1976)

I Need You-The Beatles
I Need You-The Kinks
I Need You-Chuck Jackson
I Need You-The Impressions

Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
Time After Time - Ozzy Osbourne
Time After Time - Elliot Minor
Time After Time - R.E.M.
Time After Time - Jazz song composed in 1947 covered by many.



also Time After Time-Paul Revere & The Raiders

SOS - ABBA
SOS - Jonas Brothers
SOS - Papa Roach
SOS - Rihanna


S.O.S. - ABC
S.O.S. - Good Charlotte
S.O.S. - Ola Svensson
S.O.S. - Pink Lady



SOS-Edwin Starr

Run Away - Chic Pea
Runaway - Lush.



Runaway-Del Shannon

I Need You-The Beatles
I Need You-The Kinks
I Need You-Chuck Jackson
I Need You-The Impressions
I need you - 3T

I need you - 3T


I Need You - America

Stop and Think It Over-Dale and Grace


Stop and Think It Over-The Compulsive Gamblers

Angel - Aerosmith

Angel - Shaggy

War Machine - KISS
War Machine - Fightstar
War Machine - AC/DC

Take It Off - Andrew W.K.
Take It Off - Aziatic
Take It Off - Busta Rhymes
Take It Off - De La Soul
Take It Off - The Donnas
Take It Off - Kesha
Take It Off - KISS
Take If Off - LL Cool J
Take It Off - MC Lyte
Take It Off - UGK

In the City - the Eagles
In the City - Cocktail Slippers (this is the theme song for "Toni ON! New York," a local "things-to-do" TV show in New York City)