Fleetwood Mac - One Sided Love - Various Songs (19.Bob Dylan - She's Your Lover Now - Various Songs (.Arlo Guthrie - Pine Street Theatre, Portland, OR.Robyn Hitchcock - Respect Acoustic Versions (1993).Joe Jackson - You Can't Be Too Strong - Cover Vers.Norah Jones with the Charlie Hunter Quartet - Day.Paul Weller - Devotion - Various Songs (2010-2012).George Harrison - Doing the Bonzo Dog - Song Edit.Fleetwood Mac - The Green Manalishi (With the Two.The cover art comes from a still of a YouTube video of Jackson playing a song in the studio in 2001. UPDATE: On August 11, 2019, I added one more song I found later, a cover of XTC's "Senses Working Overtime."Ġ3. I think it sounds like an entire song now, instead of half of one. So I added in another instrumental section from a different part of the medley that fit musically, and then repeated the minute of singing at the end. But it turns out he only played about half of the song, doing about a minute of soloing and a minute of singing. I made some significant edits to "For Your Love." Jackson has always played it as a medley with his own "Fools in Love." For this album, I had to split it from the medley to stand on its own. Here are the artists Jackson covers on this album: XTC, Radiohead, the Yardbirds, the Beatles (twice), Steely Dan (also the bonus track), the Lovin' Spoonful, David Bowie (twice), Graham Parker, Crowded House, Todd Rundgren, and Ron Sexsmith. There are even more covers I could have included except the sound quality was worse, and too bad for me to deem even as bonus tracks. A notch below is "Junkie Girl," so I only included that as a bonus track for those who don't mind sound quality issues so much. I'm thinking of "Drive-In Saturday," "Karma Police," and "Heroes." But I think they sound good enough. There are a couple of songs where the sound quality is less than ideal. Six of the songs here have been officially released. As I usually do, I removed the crowd noise whenever I could manage to do it without cutting anything important. About half of the songs here are like that and the rest are with his band. When Jackson does covers, he often likes to do them completely solo, just himself and his piano. I've made three albums of all the covers he's done that I could find in suitable sound quality. But since the late 1990s especially, he's peppered his concerts with occasional cover versions, and it turns out he's very good at singing other people's songs too. To celebrate, I'm going to post more stuff from him. Last week, Joe Jackson released a new album called "Fool." It's really good, and I'm not just saying that, because I have no incentive to hype him.
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