"Low" by The Stepbeats

 

Denver, Colorado reggae-tinged duo The Stepbeats go down like a junkie cosmonaut on their cover of "Low," a 1993 alt rock single from Richmond, Virginia group Cracker.

For more Cracker covers, Uncommon Core's version of "Happy Birthday to Me" can be found here, and The Legend of the Dogu's version of "Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)" can be found here.

"Happy Birthday to Me" by Uncommon Core

 

Richmond, Virginia band Cracker's 1992 single "Happy Birthday to Me" was covered by Uncommon Core at Dolphinstock 2015.

I was somewhat amazed by the sheer number of places holding an event called "Dolphinstock."

There's one in Arkansas.

There's another in Lancaster, UK.

There's a Fishstock concert in Wisconsin, and that's almost the same thing.

Then, there's this one.  Took some digging, but found that this event was held on May 30th, 2015 at Leonardo da Vinci K-8 in Sacramento, California.

Here's the flyer!

For another Cracker cover, The Legend of the Dogu's version of "Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)" can be found here.

"Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)" by The Legend of the Dogu

 

The Legend of the Dogu are a group formed in the bustling metropolis of Mills, Wyoming.  

Here is a cover that they released last year of early '90s alt-rockers Cracker.

What I find most amazing is that all three or four residents of Mills, Wyoming got together to form a band.