White Plains, New York R&B band Atlantic Starr had their 1985 breakthrough hit "Secret Lovers" covered by Fredericksburg, Virginia group True Soul.
Speaking of the greater Washington, DC area and secret lovers, getting the full unredacted Epstein files released would be really nice.
Tampa, Florida group Mr. Grumpy perform a live version of "I Don't Want to Be," the 2004 single that kickstarted the career of South Fallsburg, New York singer songwriter Gavin DeGraw.
Hi-yo!
Long time "Tonight Show" announcer Ed McMahon recorded a version of "Thank Heaven for Little Girls," originally the opening number from the 1958 musical comedy "Gigi," performed by Paris, France entertainer Maurice Chevalier.
It's also the theme song (presumably) on Epstein Island.
Where them files at?
Goa, India band FunTheMental bring the good vibes and magical melodies on their remake of "Like I'm Gonna Lose You," a 2015 soul ballad from Nantucket, Massachusetts singer songwriter Meghan Trainor, featuring Springfield, Ohio vocalist John Legend.
For another Trainor cover, the Koi Boys version of "All About That Bass" can be found here.
For a John Legend cover, Pharita's version of "All of Me" can be found here.
Kingston, Jamaica reggae fusion artist Wayne Wonder brings island dance hall vibes on his remake of "Love Will Lead You Back," a 1990 adult contemporary single from New York City artist Taylor Dayne.
New Jersey quintet Dizaster Horse cover Surrey, UK pub rock soloist Nick Lowe's 1979 hit "Cruel to be Kind" on stage at Asbury watering hole Pattenburg House... which has been serving up the libations for over 150 years.
Baltimore, Maryland band Harlan County Kings cover "When the Angels Sing," a 1996 single from Fullerton, California cowpunks Social Distortion.
The video uploaded on YouTube gives the song title as "When the Angles Sing," which is like when angels sing, but it sounds more..... uh.....cute.
Of course I meant acute. Don't be obtuse. Am I right?
