Which song has been covered the most times?
Guinness names Summertime; Yesterday held the popular crown.
Placebo – The Bitter End
Placebo issued The Bitter End on 10 March 2003: lead single from Sleeping with Ghosts, Jim Abbiss producing, UK number 12.
Nena – Nur Geträumt
Nena’s 1982 single Nur Geträumt, a West Berlin NDW hit on Musikladen, set up the band’s sound before 99 Luftballons went global.
Breakfast in America – Wurlitzer bounce and radio hits
In March 1979, Breakfast in America put Supertramp's dual-keyboard pop on A&M with Wurlitzer bounce and radio hits.
Jamiroquai – Seven Days in Sunny June
In August 2005 Jamiroquai issued Seven Days in Sunny June from Dynamite: Kay/Johnson acid-jazz throwback, UK No. 14.
One Love Peace Concert 1978 – Bob Marley
On 22 April 1978 at Kingston’s National Stadium, Bob Marley called Michael Manley and Edward Seaga onstage during Jamming and joined their hands.
Interview of Brian Eno (1973)
A 1973 television interview finds Brian Eno still carrying Roxy Music glitter on the collar, already talking like a studio theorist who would rather invent a process than repeat a hit. He sketches the gap between glam costume and the tape machines that would soon
Polo & Pan – Summer Is Almost Over
On 28 March 2025, Virgin Records France released 22:22, the third album by Polo & Pan.
Rage Against The Machine – Funk, noise and a clenched fist
In Los Angeles in 1991, Zack de la Rocha's barked lines met Tom Morello's toggle-switch guitar over a rhythm section that treated protest like a groove.