What is a song that is a cover by another artist?
A cover song is a new recording or performance of a song by an artist other than the original composer or performer(s). A cover song is colloquially known as a cover version or cover.
Who has covered Bee Gee songs?
13 on the Billboard Hot 100.
- “Love Me,” Yvonne Elliman (1976)
- “More Than a Woman,” Tavares (1977)
- “Grease,” Frankie Valli (1978)
- “Emotion,” Samantha Sang (1978)
- “If I Can’t Have You,” Yvonne Elliman (1978)
- “Hold On to My Love,” Jimmy Ruffin (1980)
- “Woman in Love,” Barbra Streisand (1980)
Who covered Tragedy by the Bee Gees?
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| Select | Title | Writer |
|---|---|---|
| Select | Title Tragedy (BeeGees Cover) | WriterGibb, Maurice Ernest; Gibb, Barry Alan; Gibb, Robin Hugh |
| Select | Title Tragedy (Remastered) (Bee Gees Cover) | WriterGibb, Maurice Ernest; Gibb, Barry Alan; Gibb, Robin Hugh |
Did the Foo Fighters cover Bee Gees?
Record Store Day was this past weekend and beloved alt-rockers Foo Fighters made it a Saturday night to remember: forming a Bee Gees’ tribute band dubbed the “Dee Gees,” they put out Hail Satin, an exciting novelty record featuring five Bee Gees covers and five live versions of cuts from their latest LP, Medicine at …
Who else did the Bee Gees wrote songs for?
8 songs you didn’t know were written by Barry Gibb and the Bee…
- Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers – ‘Islands in the Stream’
- Diana Ross – ‘Chain Reaction’
- Barbra Streisand – ‘Woman in Love’
- Dionne Warwick – ‘Heartbreaker’
- Frankie Valli – ‘Grease’
- Yvonne Elliman – ‘If I Can’t Have You’
Who originally wrote tragedy?
Maurice GibbBarry GibbRobin Gibb
Tragedy/Composers
What does Foo stand for in Foo Fighters?
unidentified flying objects in
“Foo fighter” was a term first coined by the United States Air Force during World War II. It referred to strange phenomena or unidentified flying objects in the sky before it was replaced by the acronym “UFO.” Grohl revealed that when he was first recording songs for the band, he was in the midst of a UFO phase.
Why did Foo Fighters call themselves Dee Gees?
Enter the Dee Gees, the disco alter ego of the Foo Fighters. Dee Gees; a name play on the Bee Gees of course, but also the DG standing for Dave Grohl. Clever huh.