Beyond The Liner Notes - March 29, 2019
GONNA BUY FIVE COPIES FOR MY MOTHER
The cover of the Rolling Stone was a pinnacle achievement for musicians from the late 1960's, and still is. You can't listen to any oldies station for more than fifteen minutes without hearing somebody who didn't make the cover. Brian Renner and P. T. Bridgeport have put together a list of music from cover people, but not necessarily their best known or more popular work. We've got Pre-Coral Reefer Jimmy Buffett, Ladysmith Black Mombazo (fronted by Paul Simon), Pre-Lion King Randy Newman, The Two Peters (Townshend and Gabriel), the second incarnation of Steve Winwood and so much more.
Join us.
- 11:03am Maybe I'm Amazed by Paul McCartney on McCartney (Apple Records)
- 11:13am Wild Thing by Jimi Hendrix on Ultimate Experience (MCA Records)
- 11:19am Come Monday by Jimmy Buffett on Songs You Know By Heart (MCA Records), 1985
- 11:23am Where the Streets Have No Name (New Edit U218) by U2 on U218 Singles (Deluxe Version) ((New Edit U218)), 2006
- 11:27am Cover of the Rolling Stone by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show on Sloppy Seconds (Columbia Records)
- 11:33am Honey Roll by Elton John on Rare Masters (DJM Records)
- 11:37am Family Man by Daryl Hall & John Oates on The Very Best of Daryl Hall & John Oates (Remastered) (RCA Records), 2001
- 11:42am Gasoline Alley by Rod Stewart on Gasoline Alley (Mercury Records)
- 11:46am Dear Mr. Fantasy by Steve Winwood Traffic on Mr. Fantasy (Island Records), 1969
- 11:55am Let My Love Open the Door by Pete Townshend on Gold (Hip-O Records), 2005
- 11:58am (Just Like) Starting Over by John Lennon on Double Fantasy (Geffen)
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