S:

• "Sailing"
  Popularized by Christopher Cross.

  *done by *NSync on their self titled CD, BMG Records, 1998.

• "Salmon Falls" (Nilsson/Voorman)
  Popularized by Harry Nilsson.

  *done by Al Kooper on the For the Love of Harry: Everybody Sings Nilsson compilation CD, MusicMasters, 1995.

• "Saltarello"
  Popularized by Dead Can Dance.

  *done by Clarity on the Thurtene compilation CD, Dewdrops Records, 1994.

• "Sanford and Son"
  

  *done by Perfect Thyroid on the Skandalous: I've Gotcha Covered compilation CD, Shanachie Records, 1996.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  (Read my review on Amazon.com)

• "Santa Baby" (Javits/Springer/Springer
  Popularized by Eartha Kitt.
  

  *done by Everclear on the Fruitcake CD single, Capitol, 1997. (Ever since I found out Everclear has a banjo in their band, I've liked them more. And covering my favorite Christmas song gives them even more points ...)

• "Satisfaction"
  Popularized by The Rolling Stones.

  *done by Phyllis Diller on the Golden Throats 2 compilation CD, Rhino Records, 1991.

  *done by Tom Jones on his Green Green Grass of Home CD, Double Gold, 1998.

• "Saturday Night" (Martin/Coulter)
  Popularized by The Bay City Rollers.

  *done by Ned's Atomic Dustbin on the So I Married an Axe Murderer soundtrack, Sony, 1993.

• "Save a Prayer"
  Popularized by Duran Duran.
  

  *done by The Push Kings on the Double Agent 1980 compilation CD, Double Agent Records, 1998. (To hear/download an mp3 version of this song, go to egroups.com and the Double Agent group. I was very happy to see some of the songs from this album since I lost my copy a long time ago and the covers were so brilliant!)

• "Saved by the Bell" (Galle)
  

  *done by The Cretins on the Show & Tell compilation CD, Which? Records.

• "The Saxophone Song" (Bush)
  Popularized by Kate Bush.

  *done by Nora O'Connor on the I Wanna Be Kate: the Songs of Kate Bush compilation CD, Brown Star Records, 1998.

• "Say You're Sorry"
  Popularized by Ministry.

  *done by Meathead on the Ministry: Wish You Were Queer compilation CD, Invisible Records, 1999.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "Scarecrow"
  Popularized by Ministry.

  *done by Meg Lee Chin on the Ministry: Wish You Were Queer compilation CD, Invisible Records, 1999.

• "Scary Monsters" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Ex-Voto on the Goth Oddity: A Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1999.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)(Amazon.com)

• "School's Out" (Cooper/Bruce)
  Popularized by Alice Cooper.
  

  *done by Alien Sex Fiend on their I Walk the Line CD single, Plague/Anagram (Cherry Red), 1991.

  *done by The Donnas on the In Their Eyes CD, Rhino/Cheap Date Records, 1998.

• "Scooby Doo"
  

  *done by The Jinkies on the Skandalous: I've Gotcha Covered compilation CD, Shanachie Records, 1996.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  Read my review on Amazon.com

• "Screamin' in the Night" (Kohler/Storace/Von Arb/Von Rohr)
  Popularized by Krokus.

  *done by Wasteland on the Come on Feel the Metal compilation CD, Steve Records, 1997.

• "Season of the Witch" (Leitch)
  Popularized by Donovan.
  

  *done by Luna on the I Shot Andy Warhol soundtrack, Tag Recordings, 1996.

• "Seasons in the Sun" (Brel/McKuen)
  Popularized by Terry Jacks.

  *done by The Squirrels on the 20 More Explosive Fantastic Rockin' Mega Smash Hit Explosions compilation CD, Pravda Records, 1992.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "Secret Agent Man"
  Popularized by Johnny Rivers.

  *done by Blues Traveler on the Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls soundtrack, MCA, 1995.

  *done by The Dickies on the Show & Tell compilation CD, Which? Records.

  *done by The Plugz (as "Hombre Secreto") on the Repo Man soundtrack, MCA, 1987.

  *done by The Toasters on the Skandalous: I've Gotcha Covered compilation CD, Shanachie Records, 1996.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  (Read my review on Amazon.com)

  *done by Mel Torme on his Right Now! CD, Columbia, 1997.

• "Secret Love" (Fain/Webster)
  Popularized by Doris Day.

  *done by Sinead O'Connor on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, New Music Express, 1992.

• "See My Friends" (Davies)
  Popularized by The Kinks.

  *done by The Reegs on the Shangri-La: a Tribute to the Kinks compilation, Imaginary Records, 1989.

• "Send His Love to Me"
  Popularized by PJ Harvey.

  *done by Sketches of the Famous on the Little Fish: A Tribute to Polly Jean Harvey compilation CD, Doppelganger, 1998.

• "Send Me an Angel" (Sterry/Zatorski)
  Popularized by Real Life.
  

  *done by Purr Machine on the New Wave Goes to Hell compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1998.

• "The Sensual World" (Bush)
  Popularized by Kate Bush.

  *done by Susan Voelz on the I Wanna Be Kate: the Songs of Kate Bush compilation CD, Brown Star Records, 1998.

• "Sentimental Lady" (Welch)
  Popularized by Fleetwood Mac, and available on their Bare Trees CD, WEA/Warner Bros., 1987. Order it from Amazon.com
  

  *done by Bob Welch on his Best of Bob Welch CD, WEA/Atlantic/Rhino, 1991. Order it from Amazon.com
  

• "September Gurls" (Chilton)
  Popularized by Big Star.
  

  *done by Superdrag on their I Know the Score CD Single, Elektra, 1996.

• "A Serious of Snakes" (Gilbert/Gotobed/Lewis/Newman)
  Popularized by Wire.

  *done by aMINIATURE on the Whore: Various Artists Play Wire compilation CD, WMO, 1996.

• "Shadows Breaking Over My Head" (Brown/Martin)
  Popularized by The Left Banke.

  *done by Blue Cartoon on the Shadows Breaking Over Our Heads: A Tribute to the Left Banke Compilation CD, Apollo/Brobdingnagian Records, 1999.

• "Shake a Leg"
  Popularized by AC/DC.

  *done by John Corabi of Union and Bob Kulik on the Remixed to Hell AC/DC Tribute compilation CD, Cleopatra, 2000.

  *done by The Electric Hellfire Club on the Covered in Black: an Industrial Tribute to the Kings of High Voltage -- AC/DC compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1997.

• "Shake Dog Shake" (The Cure)
  Popularized by The Cure.

  *done by Shudder to Think on the Give Me the Cure compilation CD, Radiopaque/Corduroy, [1996?].

• "Shake Me" (Keifer)
  

  *done by Ridel High on the Metal Rules compilation CD, Priority Records, 1999.

• "Shake the Disease"
  Popularized by Depeche Mode.

  *done by Hooverphonic on the For the Masses compilation CD, 1500 Records, 1998.

• "Shame"
  Popularized by Depeche Mode.

  *done by Self on the For the Masses compilation CD, 1500 Records, 1998.

• "Shannon"
  

  *done by The Sinatras on the 20 Explosive Dynamic Super Smash Hits compilation CD, Pravda Records, 1991.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "She"
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

  *done by Anthrax on the Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved compilation CD, Polygram Records, 1994.

• "She Comes in Colors" (Lee)
  Popularized by Love.
  

  *done by Hooters on their Nervous Night CD, CBS, 1985. (Traditional Hooters sound, but they can't be all bad if they covered a Love song ...)

• "She Don't Use Jelly"
  Popularized by Flaming Lips.

  *done by Ben Folds Five on the Lounge-a-Palooza compilation CD, Hollywood Records, 1997.

• "She Loves You" (Lennon/McCartney)
  Popularized by The Beatles.

  *done by Funkadelic on their The Electric Spanking of War Babies CD, Charly Groove, 1993.

• "She May Call You Up Tonight" (Brown/Martin)
  Popularized by The Left Banke.

  *done by Ken Stringfellow on the Shadows Breaking Over Our Heads: A Tribute to the Left Banke Compilation CD, Apollo/Brobdingnagian Records, 1999.

• "She Said She Said" (Lennon/McCartney)
  Popularized by The Beatles.

  *done by The Driscolls on the Revolution No. 9 compilation CD, Creativeman Disc, 1997.

  *done by Matthew Sweet on his I've Been Waiting CD single, Zoo Entertainment, 1992.

• "She Shook Me" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by The Pain Teens on their Born in Blood CD, Trance Syndicate, 1990.

• "She Sold Me Magic" (Christie/Twyla)
  Popularized by Lou Christie.
  

  *done by Elton John on his 16 Legendary Covers from 1969/70 as Sung by Elton John CD, Purple Pyramid, 1998.

• "Sheela Na Gig"
  Popularized by PJ Harvey.

  *done by Lucy on the Little Fish: A Tribute to Polly Jean Harvey compilation CD, Doppelganger, 1998.

• "She's Got a Cause" (Jourgensen)
  Popularized by Ministry.

  *done by The Aliens on the Another Prick in the Wall: a Tribute to Ministry - Volume 2 compilation CD, Invisible Records, (1999?)
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "She's Got Everything" (Davies)
  Popularized by The Kinks.

  *done by The Droogs on the Shangri-La: a Tribute to the Kinks compilation, Imaginary Records, 1989.

• "She's Lost Control" (Hook/Sumner/Morris/Curtis)
  Popularized by Joy Division.

  *done by Girls Against Boys on the A Means to an End compilation CD, Virgin Records, 1995.

• "Shipwreck (Prodigal Son)" (Bailey) Popularized by The Saints.

  *done by Texas Midgets on the Neurotically Yours: a Tribute to the Saints compilation CD, Still Sane Records, 1993.

• "Shock Me" (Frehley)
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

  *done by Chemical People on their So Sexist! CD, Cruz Records, 1988.

• "Shock the Monkey"
  Popularized by Peter Gabriel.
  

  *done by Coal Chamber on their Chamber Music CD, Roadrunner Records, 1999.

• "Shoot to Thrill"
  Popularized by AC/DC.

  *done by Joe Leste of Bang Tango on the Remixed to Hell AC/DC Tribute compilation CD, Cleopatra, 2000.

• "Shot Down in Flames"
  Popularized by AC/DC.

  *done by Spahn Ranch on the Covered in Black: an Industrial Tribute to the Kings of High Voltage -- AC/DC compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1997.

• "Shout it Out Loud" (Ezrin/Simmons/Stanley)
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

  *done by Scary German Guy on the Kiss of Death: a Sikk Tribute to Kiss compilation CD, Dwell Records, 1999.

• "Show You the Way to Go" (Gamble/Huff)
  Popularized by The Jackson 5.

  *done by Danii Minogue on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, New Music Express, 1992.

• "Sign O'The Times" (Prince)
  Popularized by Prince.

  *done by Heaven 17 on the Party O'The Times: A Tribute to Prince compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1999.

• "Signed Sealed Delivered" (Wonder/Garrett/Wright/Hardaway)
  Popularized by Stevie Wonder.
  

  *done by Elton John on his 16 Legendary Covers from 1969/70 as Sung by Elton John CD, Purple Pyramid, 1998.

• "Silly Love Songs" (McCartney)
  Popularized by Wings.

  *done by Replicants on their Replicants CD, Zoo Entertainment, 1995.

• "Silver Machine" (MacManus/Calvert)
  Popularized by Elvis Costello?

  *done by Alien Sex Fiend on the The Darkest Hour compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1997.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "Sin City"
  Popularized by AC/DC.

  *done by Jack Russell and Mark Kendal of Great White on the Remixed to Hell AC/DC Tribute compilation CD, Cleopatra, 2000.

  *done by The Electric Hellfire Club on the Covered in Black: an Industrial Tribute to the Kings of High Voltage -- AC/DC compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1997.

• "Sing Little Bird Sing" (Feher)
  Popularized by The Left Banke.

  *done by Flamingo on the Shadows Breaking Over Our Heads: A Tribute to the Left Banke Compilation CD, Apollo/Brobdingnagian Records, 1999.

• "Sinister Exaggerator" (The Residents)
  Popularized by The Residents.
  

  *done by Primus on their Miscellaneous Debris CD, Interscope, 1992. Order it from Amazon.com
  

• "Six Different Ways" (The Cure)
  Popularized by The Cure.

  *done by Chisel on the Give Me the Cure compilation CD, Radiopaque/Corduroy, [1996?].

• "The Slauson Shuffle" (Uballez)
  Popularized by The Romancers.

  *done by The Tiki Tones on the Delphonic Sounds Today compilation CD, DEL-FI Records, 1999.

• "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (Cobain/Nirvana)
  Popularized by Nirvana.
  

  done by Beki Bondage on the Smells Like Nirvana compilation CD, Dressed to Kill, 2000.

  *done by Xorcist on the Shut Up Kitty compilation CD, Re-constriction/Cargo, 1993.

• "Smoke and Mirrors" (Merritt)
  Popularized by The Magnetic Fields.
  

  *done by Evelyn on the 1998 Teenbeat Sampler compilation CD, Teenbeat, 1998.

• "Snowblind" (Frehley)
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

  *done by Skin Yard on the Hard to Believe: a Kiss Covers Compilation LP, C/Z Records, 1991?.

• "So Into You" (Buie/Nix/Daughtry)
  Popularized by Atlanta Rhythm Section.

  *done by Shudder To Think on their Pony Express Record CD, Epic Records, 1994.

• "So Lonely" (Ransford)
  Popularized by The Hollies.

  *done by The Sneetches on the Sing Hollies in Reverse compilation CD, Eggbert Records, 1995.

• "So What" (Barker/Connelly/Jourgensen/Rieflin)
  Popularized by Ministry.

  *done by Terminal 45 on the Another Prick in the Wall: a Tribute to Ministry - Volume 2 compilation CD, Invisible Records, (1999?)
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "So You Want to Be a Rock and Roll Star"
  

  *done by Unrest on their F*** Pussy Galore (and All Her Friends) CD, Matador/Teen Beat, 1993.

• "Solitaire"
  Popularized by The Carpenters.

  *done by Sheryl Crow on the If I Were a Carpenter compilation CD, A & M, 1994.

• "Somebody"
  Popularized by Depeche Mode.

  *done by Veruca Salt on the For the Masses compilation CD, 1500 Records, 1998.

• "Somebody Get Me a Doctor" (Van Halen/Roth/Van Halen/Anthony)
  Popularized by Van Halen.

  *done by The Ghost of Tony Gold on the Everybody Wants Some compilation CD, Cherrydisc Records, 1997.

• "Somebody's Baby" (Browne/Kortchmar)
  Popularized by Jackson Browne.

  *done by Phantom Planet on the In Their Eyes CD, Rhino/Cheap Date Records, 1998.

  *done by Yo La Tengo on the Human Music compilation CD, Homestead Records, 1988.

• "Someday We'll Be Together" (Bristol/Fuqua/Beavers)
  Popularized by The Supremes.
  

  *done by Bobby Darin on the Fun and Lounging in Las Vegas compilation CD, Hip Records, 1998.

• "Someone to Pull the Trigger" (Sweet)
  Popularized by Matthew Sweet.
  

  *done by Chris Cacavas and Junkyard Love on their Dwarf Star CD, Innerstate Records, 1999.

• "Something"
  Popularized by His Name is Alive.

  *done by Firecracker on the Thurtene compilation CD, Dewdrops Records, 1994.

• "Something in the Way" (Cobain/Nirvana)
  Popularized by Nirvana.
  

  done by Baptism on the Smells Like Nirvana compilation CD, Dressed to Kill, 2000.

• "Somewhere in China"
  Popularized by The Shop Assistants.
  

  *done by Secret Goldfish on their Somewhere in China 7", Elefant (Spain). Available from Darla Records

• "Sorrow" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Tribal Underground on the Ashes to Ashes: a Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Doppelganger Records, 1998.

• "Sorry Suzanne" (Stephens/Macaulam)
  Popularized by The Hollies.

  *done by Jon Brion on the Sing Hollies in Reverse compilation CD, Eggbert Records, 1995.

• "SOS"
  Popularized by Abba.

  *done by Peter Cetera and Ronna Reeves on the Abba: a Tribute - the 25th Anniversary Celebration compilation CD, Repeat/Relativity, 1999.

• "Soul and Fire" (Barlow)
  Popularized by Sebadoh.
  

  *done by The Elastic Purejoy on their self-titled CD, World Domination, 1994.

• "Sound and Vision" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Bad Soup on the Ashes to Ashes: a Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Doppelganger Records, 1998.

  *done by Quasi on the Crash Course for the Ravers: a Tribute to the Songs of David Bowie compilation CD, Undercover Records, 1996.

• "Space Age Love Song" (Score/Score/Maudsley/Reynolds)
  Popularized by Flock of Seagulls.
  

  *done by Eleven Shadows on the New Wave Goes to Hell compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1998.

• "Space Oddity" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Space Girls on the Ashes to Ashes: a Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Doppelganger Records, 1998.

• "Spaceman" (Nilsson)
  Popularized by Harry Nilsson.

  *done by The Roches with Mark Johnson on the For the Love of Harry: Everybody Sings Nilsson compilation CD, MusicMasters, 1995.

• "Speeding Motorcycle" (Johnston)
  Popularized by Daniel Johnston.
  

  *done by Mary Lou Lord on her Mary Lou Lord CD, Kill Rock Stars.

• "Spider and I" (Eno)
  Popularized by Brian Eno.

  *done by The Hope Blister on their Smile's Ok CD, 4AD Records, 1998.

• "Spill the Wine"(Allen/Brown/Dickerson/Jordan/Miller/Oskar/Scott)
  

  *done by Michael Hutchence on the Barb Wire Soundtrack, London, 1996.

  *done by the Isley Brothers on their The Isley Brothers Story, Volume 2: The T-Neck Years CD, WEA/Atlantic/Rhino, 1991. Order it from Amazon.com
  

• "Spirit in the Sky" (Greenbaum)
  Popularized by Norman Greenbaum.
  

  *done by Elton John on his 16 Legendary Covers from 1969/70 as Sung by Elton John CD, Purple Pyramid, 1998.

• "Squealer"
  Popularized by AC/DC.

  *done by Genitorturers on the Covered in Black: an Industrial Tribute to the Kings of High Voltage -- AC/DC compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1997.

• "Stand and Deliver" (Ant/Pirroni)
  Popularized by Adam and the Ants.
  

  *done by Society Burning on the Shut Up Kitty compilation CD, Re-constriction/Cargo, 1993.

• "Stand By Me"
  Popularized by Ben E. King.

  *done by Cassius Clay on the Golden Throats 2 compilation CD, Rhino Records, 1991.

• "The Star Spangled Banner" (Key)
  

  *done by Charlie Cushman on the Original Dueling Banjos - the Sequel compilation CD, CMH Records, 1997.

• "Starman" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Birth Marc on the Ashes to Ashes: a Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Doppelganger Records, 1998.
  (Amazon.com)

  *done by Nosferatu on the Goth Oddity: A Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1999.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)(Amazon.com)

• "Step Inside" (Clarke/Hicks/Nash)
  Popularized by The Hollies.

  *done by Bill Lloyd and the Nashville Pop Co-op on the Sing Hollies in Reverse compilation CD, Eggbert Records, 1995.

• "Step Right Up" (Waits)
  Popularized by Tom Waits.

  *done by Violent Femmes on the Step Right Up: the Songs of Tom Waits compilation CD, Manifesto Records, 1995.

• "Stiff" (Eno)
  Popularized by Brian Eno.
  

  *done by The Elastic Purejoy on their self-titled CD, World Domination, 1994.

• "Still Loving You" (Shencker/Meine)
  Popularized by Scorpions.

  *done by Centro-matic on the Come on Feel the Metal compilation CD, Steve Records, 1997.

• "Still the One" (Hall/Hall)
  

  *done by King Missile on the 20 More Explosive Fantastic Rockin' Mega Smash Hit Explosions compilation CD, Pravda Records, 1992.

• "[Theme from] Stingray" (Gray)
  

  *done by Hi-Fives on the Show & Tell compilation CD, Which? Records. [punk rock version]

• "Story of Love" (Kuepper) Popularized by The Saints.

  *done by Dime Box on the Neurotically Yours: a Tribute to the Saints compilation CD, Still Sane Records, 1993.

• "(I'm) Stranded" (Kuepper/Bailey) Popularized by The Saints.

  *done by Trotsky Icepick on the Neurotically Yours: a Tribute to the Saints compilation CD, Still Sane Records, 1993.

• "Strange" (Galaxie 500)
  Popularized by Galaxie 500.

  *done by The Chainsaw Kittens on their Candy for You CD single, Scratchie Records, 199-?.

• "Strange Ways"
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

  *done by Vile on the Kiss of Death: a Sikk Tribute to Kiss compilation CD, Dwell Records, 1999.

• "Stranger in Paradise" (Wright/Forrest)
  Popularized by Tony Bennett.

  *done by St. Etienne on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, New Music Express, 1992.

• "Strangers in the Night"
  Popularized by Frank Sinatra.

  *done by Mel Torme on his Right Now! CD, Columbia, 1997.

• "Strawberry Fields Forever" (Lennon/McCartney)
  Popularized by The Beatles.

  *done by Candyflip on their Madstock... CD, Debut, 1990.

  *done by Tater Totz on their Mono Stereo CD, Giant Records, 1989.

• "Stripped"
  Popularized by Depeche Mode.

  *done by Rammstein on the For the Masses compilation CD, 1500 Records, 1998.

• "Strutter" (Simmons/Stanley)
  Popularized by Kiss.

  *done by The Donnas on the Detroit Rock City soundtrack, Island, 1999.

  *done by Extreme on the Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved compilation CD, Polygram Records, 1994.

  *done by Shallows of the Mundane on the Kiss of Death: a Sikk Tribute to Kiss compilation CD, Dwell Records, 1999.

• "Suffragette City" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Corpus Delicti on the The Darkest Hour compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1997.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

  *done by Golden Delicious on the Crash Course for the Ravers: a Tribute to the Songs of David Bowie compilation CD, Undercover Records, 1996.
  (Read my review at Amazon.com)
  

  *done by Corpus Delicti on the Goth Oddity: A Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1999.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  (Amazon.com)

  *done by Kill Switch Klick on the Goth Oddity 2000 compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 2000.
  (Read my review at Amazon.com)
  

  *done by Killer Nannies in America on the Ashes to Ashes: a Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Doppelganger Records, 1998.
  (Amazon.com)

• "Suicide is Painless" (Mandel/Altman)
  Popularized by Mash.

  *done by The Manic Street Preachers on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, New Music Express, 1992.

• "Summer Breeze"
  Popularized by Seals & Crofts.
  

  *done by the Isley Brothers on their The Isley Brothers Story, Volume 2: The T-Neck Years CD, WEA/Atlantic/Rhino, 1991. Amazon.com
  

  *done by Type O Negative on their Bloody Kisses CD, Roadrunner, 1995. Amazon.com
  

• "The Sun Always Shines on TV" (Waaktar)
  Popularized by Aha.

  *done by Killer Shadows on the Under the Covers compilation CD, TJSB, 1996.

• "The Sun Machine (Memory of a Free Festival)" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Mercury Rev on the Crash Course for the Ravers: a Tribute to the Songs of David Bowie compilation CD, Undercover Records, 1996.
  (Read my review at Amazon.com)
  

• "Sunday Bloody Sunday"
  Popularized by U2.

  *done by Electric Hellfire Club on the We Will Follow: a Tribute to U2 compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1999.

• "Sunday Girl"(Stein)
  Popularized by Blondie.

  *done by Heartworms on their Space Escapade CD, Darla.

  *done by Rosetta Stone with Mula on the Platinum Girl: a Tribute to Blondie compilation CD, Cleopatra, 2000.
  (Read my review on Amazon.com)

  *done by Triad Culture on the Parallel Lives: a Tribute to Blondie compilation CD, Dressed to Kill, 2000.
  (Read my review on Amazon.com)

• "Sunny Afternoon" (Davies)
  Popularized by The Kinks.

  *done by Bob Geldof on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, New Music Express, 1992.

• "Sunshine of Your Love"
  Popularized by Cream.

  *done by Bim Skala Bim on the Skandalous: I've Gotcha Covered compilation CD, Shanachie Records, 1996.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  (Read my review on Amazon.com)

• "Sunshine Superman"(Leitch)
  Popularized by Donovan.
  

  *done by Jewel on the I Shot Andy Warhol soundtrack, Tag Recordings, 1996. (Believe it or not, this is actually a good song from Jewel .. but it's hard to screw up a great Donovan song.)

  *done by Mariano and the Unbelievables on their self-titled LP, Capitol Records, 196-?.

  *done by Spirit of the West on the Donovan: Island of Circles compilation CD, Nettwerk, 1991.

  *done by Mel Torme on the Golden Throats 2 compilation CD, Rhino Records, 1991.

• "Superstar"
  Popularized by The Carpenters.

  *done by Sonic Youth on the If I Were a Carpenter compilation CD, A & M, 1994.

• "Surf Rider" (Bogle/Edwards/Wilson)
  Popularized by The Lively Ones.

  *done by Los Straitjackets on the Delphonic Sounds Today compilation CD, DEL-FI Records, 1999.

• "Suspended in Gaffa" (Bush)
  Popularized by Kate Bush.

  *done by My Scarlet Life on the I Wanna Be Kate: the Songs of Kate Bush compilation CD, Brown Star Records, 1998.

• "Suzannah's Still Alive" (Davies)
  Popularized by The Kinks.

  *done by The Cardiacs on the Shangri-La: a Tribute to the Kinks compilation, Imaginary Records, 1989.

• "Sweet Jane" (Reed)
  Popularized by The Velvet Underground.

  *done by The Jim Carroll Band on their Dry Dreams CD, Atlantic, 1983.

• "Sweet Unknown" (Shaw/Shaw)
  Popularized by A & J Shaw.

  *done by The Hope Blister on their Smile's Ok CD, 4AD Records, 1998.

• "Swim" (Madonna)
  Popularized by Madonna.

  *done by Spahn Ranch on the Virgin Voices: A Tribute to Madonna compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1999.

• "Swing Like a Baby"
  Popularized by The Wolfgang Press.

  *done by Independent Mechanical Industry on the Thurtene compilation CD, Dewdrops Records, 1994.

• "Sympathy for the Devil" (Jagger/Richards)
  Popularized by The Rolling Stones.
  

  *done by Skrew on the Shut Up Kitty compilation CD, Re-constriction/Cargo, 1993.

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