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Covers you perform solo that are "New"


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All of these are full band songs that I have reworked into a solo instrument and vocal:

 

You Know My Name - Chris Cornell (great bond theme from Casino Royale)

Everybody Loves A Happy Ending - Tears For Fears (great song that nobody but me knows as I keep finding out)

F*ck You - Cee Lo Green (gets them dancing or keeps them dancing)

Don't Tell Me - Kid Rock (same album as All Summer Long, but I didn't wanna do that one)

Born This Way - Lady Gaga (great song with a great message that people seem to dig)

Crazy - Gnarls Barkley (been doing it for years and I still like it; even before Eff U became huge)

In This Club - Usher (learned it for a band I sat in with and liked it so it stayed; also good for dancing people)

Rehab - yea I guess everybody does that one eh? :)

Hot and Cold - Katy Perry (I learned it...it's in the book...if anyone ever has a 20 dollar bill I'll suddenly remember those 3 chords...hopefully nobody will ever want to hear it; haven't played it out yet)

Everybody Gonna Dance Tonight - Paul McCartney (off the new album; good tune)

Dick In A Box - Justin Timberlake (off of SNL, I get requests for this now. It's a crazy world we live in)

 

I'm thinking Moves Like Jagger is the new "it" song, plus I'm reading all of ya'll saying it works...so maybe that one should be next?

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Most of my songs that are under 5 years old are country except for CeeLo:

 

Forget You - CeeLo Green

Get drunk and be Somebody - Toby Keith

Pray For You - Jaron and the Long Road to Love

Brand New Girlfriend - Steve Holy

Smile - Uncle Kracker

All Summer Long - Kid Rock

Toes - Zac Brown

Why Don't We Just Dance - Josh Turner

Good Time - Alan Jackson

Just Got Started Loving You - James Otto

Pretty Good at Drinkin' Beer - Billy Currington

Country Girl (Shake it for me) - Luke Bryan

Hillbilly Bone - Blake Shelton

 

There may be some others under 5 years I'm leaving out. I bill my set as "Today's Country and Yesterday's Pop Oldies". I don't do "Grandma's country", most of the country is late 90s to present, except for a couple classics. About half of my set is pop from 60s and 70s, one hit wonders, etc.

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