Because cover songs are the best songs.
By David Cotrone (Writer)
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Now onto a few cover songs that have managed to keep the attention of my eardrums:
1. "When Doves Cry" by The Be Good Tanyas.
This girl-powered folk-fest of a song is a nod to none other than Prince, or else the artist formerly known as.
2. "I Try" by Ben Taylor.
The son of timeless crooner James Taylor and ever-not-so-vain Carly Simon, Ben was basically fated to produce this flawless track.
3. "Seven Nation Army" by Ben l'Oncle Soul.
While his name is unpronounceable, his groove is unmistakable.
DAVID COTRONE is from Plymouth, MA. His writing has appeared in The Rumpus, Thought Catalog, Paper Darts, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, and elsewhere. He's the Editor of Used Furniture Review, a literary magazine, and the Moderator of Clamp, a space for thought. www.davidcotrone.com
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