"Cough Cough" by Morgan Morgan

 

Chilean band Morgan Morgan cover "Cough Cough," a 2012 single from Salford, UK art pop band Everything Everything.

This is the first cover I've come across with a repeated word in the title, originally by a band with a repeated name, covered by another artist with a repeated name.

Still waiting on Duran Duran to cover something by Frou Frou.

"Leaving on a Jet Plane" by My Morning Jacket

 

It's been real, West Palm.  Until next time.....

Here's Louisville, Kentucky experimental country rock band My Morning Jacket with their take on "Leaving on a Jet Plane," a 1966 single from Roswell, New Mexico folkie John Denver.

For another John Denver cover, the Skar version of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" can be found here.

"Pure Shores" by Pamela

 

Sydney, Australia duo Pamela cover "Pure Shores," a 2000 dream pop release from London, UK girl group All Saints.

For a cover by All Saints, their version of "Under the Bridge" can be found here.

"Tonight Tonight" by Unleashed

 

Round Rock, Texas teens Unleashed cover "Tonight Tonight," a 2011 dance rock single from Nashville, Tennessee pop punks Hot Chelle Rae.  

I couldn't find posters of past lineups, but here's who's playing the Georgetown, Texas 4th of July fireworks and family picnic celebration this year.

"Goin' Back to Florida" by John Hammond

 

New York City barrelhouse artist John Hammond covers "Goin' Back to Florida," a 1959 blues number from Centerville, Texas guitarist and songwriter Lightnin' Hopkins.

"Monster" by Ozone

 

Phuket, Thailand kiddie group Ozone serenade the Naka Market with their remake of "Monster," a 2009 hard rock release from Memphis, Tennessee band Skillet.

From the Breathe Better Air website, stubborn cooking odors from burnt food on skillets can be neutralized with an ozone generator.

"Nearly Lost You" by Dyrt

 

Singapore based grunge tribute act Dyrt cover "Nearly Lost You," a 1992 release from Ellensburg, Washington alternative band Screaming Trees.

A post on their Facebook page regarding one of their shows advised folk to come out, as pints of Guinness were only $9.90.

Even with the US dollar to Singapore dollar conversion rate..... Yikes on bikes.