Artist	Song
Baba Yaga	Back In The U.S.S.R.
Graham Central Station	Dear Prudence
Mighty Vinyl	Glass Onion
Celia Cruz	Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
The Pixies	Wild Honey Pie
Phish	The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
Badi Assad	While My Guitar Gently Weeps
The Breeders	Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Ambrose Slade	Martha My Dear
You Am I	I'm So Tired
Sarah McLachlan	Blackbird
Theodore Bikel	Piggies
Lena Horne	Rocky Raccoon
Carolina	Don't Pass Me By
Jimmy Thackery & The Drivers	Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
John Holt	I Will
Chocolate Genius	Julia
Kevin Max	Birthday
Jeff Healey Band	Yer Blues
King's Singers	Mother Nature's Son
Flake	Everybody's Got Something To Hide
Paul Weller	Sexy Sadie
The Bobs	Helter Skelter
Elliot Smith	Long Long Long
Kenny Neal, Lucky Peterson, Tab Benoit	Revolution 1
Tuck & Patti	Honey Pie
They Might Be Giants	Savoy Truffle
Samiam	Cry Baby Cry
The Shazam	Revolution 9
Swingle Singers	Goodnight

Comment:

I was only able to compile all of these songs with help from several people, one of whom (Neill) posted an earlier cover of the White Album called "The White Owl Barn". I tried not to use too many of the songs from that post. In my opinion, there are some amazing songs here. Baba Yaga's Back in the USSR is just great. Graham Central Station, Badi Assad, Sarah McLachlan, the King's Singers, The Bobs, and Kenny Neal, Lucky Peterson, & Tab Benoit all do great interpretations of the songs that make you hear them in a new light. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, considered by some to be one of the worst pop songs of all time, is wonderfully covered by Celia Cruz in a way that makes it much better than the original.

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