Side A
Artist	Song
David Peel	Apple Beatle Foursome
Alan Copeland	Mission Impossible/Norwegian Wood
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Day Tripper
Arthur Conley	Obladi Oblada
The Rutles	Hold My Hand
Bill Hicks	Drugs Have Done Some Good Things
Elliott Smith	Because
Nancy Sinatra	Run For Your Life
The Wallflowers	I'm Looking Through You
Paul Weller	Don't Let Me Down
Wild Man Fischer	I'm the Meany
Stereo Total	Ringo, I Love You
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Stereo Total	Tu Peux Conduire Ma Bagnole (Drive My Car)
The Feelies	Everybody's Got Something to Hide (Except Me and My Monkey)
Donna Lynn	My Boyfriend Got a Beatle Haircut
The Chipmunks	Can't Buy Me Love
Peter Sellers	Help!
Daniel Johnston	The Beatles
Johnny Cash	In My Life
The Pixies	Wild Honey Pie
The Fall	A Day in the Life
Cornershop	Norwegian Wood
Jad Fair & Daniel Johnston	Tomorrow Never Knows
Bongwater	Love You To

Comment:

One of four 60 min. tapes. It was 40 years ago today (more or less) that a lot of young girls strained their vocal cords and did NOT hear their beloved band over their own din. Here erstwhile Beatles nut David Peel keeps his candle lit, Alan Copeland does a truly bizarre and brilliant mash-up, the late, great Elliott Smith breaks your heart, the late, great Bill Hicks riffs on the writing of "Yellow Submarine" (too bad I didn't have a good version of that to follow up with), Peter Sellers deadpans his way through a Lennon-McCartney tune, the Pixies shred their way through another. This one has more Beatles covers than the other 3 in this series that I think are actually worth hearing (Cornershop, Bongwater, Cash, Smith) because the artists were able to put so much of their own personality onto the tune. Oh, I guess I have to include the Chipmunks on that list too then.

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