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On this splendid tribute album, Nelson does full justice to some of Frizzell’s remarkable songs, including ‘That’s The Way Love Goes’, ‘Always Late (With Your Kisses)’ and ‘I. .Steve Earle went on to record his own double-album tribute to the songwriter. Various: This Is Where I Belong: The Songs Of Ray Davies & The Kinks (2002)

A tribute album entitled Loving Takes This Course was released in 2009 and features artists such as Devendra Banhart, Bill Callahan, Mark Kozelek, The Dodos, and Scout Niblett. Presently Bloom trains horses and plays with her band Love At Work, which includes longtime collaborator Tom Hanford and husband Stan Bronski, offering a musical tour de force of programs for children and adults, as well as playing solo shows in the Northeastern US. Bloom has been working with children since 1989  . Fields LP, Daggett Records, 1978. Hanford, Bloom And Mazzacane LP (with Tom Hanford), Daggett Records, 1981. Listen To The Blues 7" EP (with Tom Hanford), Daggett Records, 1981. Pushin' Up Daisies 7" EP, Daggett Records, 1982. Round His Shoulders Gonna Be A Rainbow LP, Daggett Records, 1982.

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The daughter of oboist Robert Bloom, Kath Bloom is an American singer/songwriter comparable to Vashti Bunyan.

Label: Astralwerks ‎– ASW16 1866728 Type: CD, Album, Copy Protected, Promo Country: US Date of released: 2003 Category: Rock Style: Indie Rock. The Concretes ‎(CD, Album).

U2’s 1980 debut album Boy was supposed to be helmed by Martin Hannett, but the legendary post-punk producer had to back out to grieve the suicide of Joy Division’s Ian Curtis, whom he’d worked with extensively. Still, Bono and company pledged to carry on Curtis’ memory and wrote this song about the value of every human’s life. From 1992’s Automatic for the People, one of . s most popular songs paid tribute to the eccentric comedian Andy Kaufman, and Michael Stipe captured his persona perfectly. Let's play Twister, let's play Risk/See you in heaven if you make the list, he sings, evoking Kaufman’s playful outlook on life.

All heartfelt covers even if some of them miss their mark. 2 people found this helpful. They were all originally good songs by Tony but some of the artists takes on them go a little off track. Basically if you dig the artist you will prolly like the version they did!