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I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You [Moxy Fruvous / Bee Gees]

From the Vault … April 22, 2011

For most people born after 1978, the Bee Gees have been, and will always be the embodiment of Disco. What often over looked is they were, pre-disco a pretty tight vocal group. From those early days comes I’ve Gotta Get a Message To You covered here by Moxy Fruvous.

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To Love Somebody, Damien Rice, Ray Lamontange, Bee Gees, Cover Song, Cover, Covers, Cover Songs, Music, UnderCover, Crut, Song, Songs, VPML, Rabbi Crut, UnderCoverWithCrut, Under cover with Crut, UnderCover with Crut, DJ Jazzy Crut

To Love Somebody [Damien Rice and Ray Lamontange / Bee Gees]

From the Vault … August 20, 2011

Of all the Bee Gees songs, this is the most covered by far. To Love Somebody has been covered by everyone from Janis Joplin to Billy Corgan to Simply Red. Here’s one of the best covers of the song, IMHO, Damien Rice and Ray Lamontagne with a simply heart breakingly aching take on the song.

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Ozzy Osborne, Bee Gees, Mrs Piggy, stayin' alive

Stayin’ Alive [ Ozzy Osborne / Bee Gees ]

From the Vault …November 12th, 2010

One of the great things about the internet, besides the pornography, is the ability to find things that simply should not exist, like most of the pornography. The other thing that’s fun to find is simply random covers by seemingly random “lost” tracks by well known artists.

These tracks seem to fall into three categories. Behind door number one, you have tracks recorded before the band was famous. Behind door number two, is the “we never got around to finishing this song.” And behind door number three is “well I’m sure it seemed like a good idea at the time.”

To quote Ms. Piggy “Ozzy Osbourne?!? Boy, did I open the wrong door.” Mmm, I wonder what the Bee Gees’ think about this cover …

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I Started A Joke [Faith No More / Bee Gees]

I started a joke, it went like this "Knock, Knock." Of course it kinda required some audience participation, so it died there. In 1998 Faith No More started a joke. The joke was one of the most influential metal/rock bands of the late 80's and early 90's, and credited for inventing alternative metal and as an influence on the band Wyld Stallyons, decided to cover the Bee Gees. Did a pretty decent job too. So I guess it's not "Ha Ha" joke, but like  ... that other kind of joke. 

To Love Somebody [Damien Rice and Ray Lamontange / Bee Gees]

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Of all the Bee Gees songs, this is the most covered by far. To Love Somebody has been covered by everyone from Janis Joplin to Billy Corgan to Simply Red. Here's one of the best covers of the song, IMHO,  Damien Rice and Ray Lamontagne with a simply heart breakingly aching take on the song.

I've Gotta Get A Message To You

For most people born after 1978, the Bee Gees have been, and will always be the embodiment of Disco. What often over looked is they were, pre-disco a pretty tight vocal group. From those early days comes I've Gotta Get a Message To You covered here by Moxy Fruvous.

Stayin' Alive

One of the great things about the internet, besides the pornography, is the ability to find things that simply should not exist, like most of the pornography. The other thing that's fun to find is simply random covers by seemingly random "lost" tracks by well known artists. 

These tracks seem to fall into three categories. Behind door number one, you have tracks recorded before the band was famous. Behind door number two, is the "we never got around to finishing this song." And behind door number three is "well I'm sure it seemed like a good idea at the time."

To quote Ms. Piggy "Ozzy Osbourne?!? Boy, did I open the wrong door." Mmm, I wonder what the Bee Gees' think about this cover ...