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• "Ca Plane Pour Moi"(DePrijck/Lacomblez)
  Popularized by Plastic Bertrand.
  

  *done by Mr. Ed Jumps the Gun on the Barb Wire Soundtrack, London, 1996.

  *done by Presidents of the United States of America on their Rarities CD (Japanese Import).

• "Call Me" (Moroder/Harry)
  Popularized by Blondie.

  *done by I Found God on the New Wave Goes to Hell compilation CD, Cleopatra, 1998.

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

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

• "Calling Dr. Love" (Simmons)
  Popularized by Kiss.

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

  *"Dr. Love" done by Hullabaloo on the Hard to Believe: a Kiss Covers Compilation LP, C/Z Records, 1991?.

  *done by Shandi's Addiction on the Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved compilation CD, Polygram Records, 1994.

• "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft"
  Popularized by The Carpenters.
  

  *done by Babes in Toyland on the If I Were a Carpenter compilation CD, A & M, 1994.

• "Can You Rock Like This"
  Popularized by Run-DMC.

  *done by Insight 23 on the Operation Beatbox compilation CD, Re-constriction, 1996.

• "The Candyman" (Bricusse/Newley)
  Popularized by Sammy Davis, Jr.
  

  *done by Sloppy Seconds on the KPNK Punk Radio compilation CD, Countdown Records, 1997.

• "The Cannibal Song" (Barker/Connelly/Jourgensen)
  Popularized by Ministry.

  *done by Attrition 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)
  

• "Can't Get Used To Losing You"
  

  *done by Renegade Soundwave on their Soundclash CD, Mute Records, 1989. (Pretty similar to the original, with a bit of industrial dance sound added.)

• "Can't Help Falling in Love" (Creatore/Peretti/Weiss)
  Popularized by Elvis Presley.

  *done by Lick the Tins on the Some Kind of Wonderful soundtrack, MCA, 1987. (Traditional version of this song, but with a vocal that sounds like a kid is singing.)

• "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You"
  

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

• "Captain Kennedy" (Young)
  Popularized by Neil Young.

  *done by Nikki Sudden & the French Revolution on the The Bridge: a Tribute to Neil Young compilation CD, Caroline Records, 1989.

• "Carrie Anne" (Clarke/Hicks/Nash)
  Popularized by The Hollies.

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

• "Cat House" (Dax/Knight)
  Popularized by Danielle Dax.

  *done by Elvis Hitler on their Supersadomasochisticexpialidocious CD, Restless, 1992.

• "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Big Electric Cat 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 Cruciform on the Goth Oddity 2000 compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 2000.
  (Read my review at Amazon.com)
  

• "Cat Scratch Fever"
  Popularized by Ted Nugent.

  *done by Cowboys & Indians on the Come on Feel the Metal compilation CD, Steve Records, 1997.

  *done by Pantera on the Detroit Rock City soundtrack, Mercury, 1999.

• "Catch" (The Cure)
  Popularized by The Cure.

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

• "Changes" (Leitch)
  Popularized by Donovan.

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

• "[Theme from] Charles in Charge"
  

  *done by Corn'Mo on the Show & Tell compilation CD, Which? Records.

• "Charlotte Sometimes" (The Cure)
  Popularized by The Cure.

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

• "[Theme from] Cheers" (Portnoy/Angelo)
  

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

• "Cheese and Onions" (Innes)
  Popularized by The Rutles.

  *done by Galaxie 500 on the Rutles Highway Revisited (a Tribute to the Rutles) CD, Shimmy Disc, 1990.

• "Cherish"
  Popularized by The Association.

  *done by Fabulon on their All Girls Are Pretty, Volume 1 CD, Chrysalis, 1993.

• "Cherry Bomb" (Fowley/Jett)
  Popularized by The Runaways
  

  *done by L7 and Joan Jett on the Spirit of '73: Rock for Choice CD, Sony Music, 1995. (Amazon.com)
  

• "Cherry Pie"
  Popularized by Warrant.

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

• "China Girl" (Bowie)
  Popularized by David Bowie.

  *done by Piggy Stardust on the Ashes to Ashes: a Tribute to David Bowie compilation CD, Doppelganger Records, 1998.
  Samples and ordering information at Amazon.com)

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

• "The Choke" (Goettel/Key/Ogre)
  Popularized by Skinny Puppy.

  *done by Crocodile Shop on the Hymns of the Worlock: a Tribute to Skinny Puppy compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1998.

  *done by The Element on the Hymns of the Worlock: a Tribute to Skinny Puppy compilation CD, Cleopatra Records, 1998.

• "Christine 16" (Simmons)
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

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

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

• "Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis" (Waits)
  Popularized by Tom Waits.

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

• "Cinnamon Girl" (Young)
  Popularized by Neil Young.

  *done by Loop on the The Bridge: a Tribute to Neil Young compilation CD, Caroline Records, 1989.

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

• "Classical Gas" (Williams)
  Popularized by Mason Williams.

  *done by Mike "Chickenhawk" Toppins on the Original Dueling Banjos - the Sequel compilation CD, CMH Records, 1997.
  (Read my review on Amazon.com)

• "Cleveland Rocks"
  Popularized by Ian Hunter.

  *done by The Presidents of the United States of America on their Pure Frosting CD, Columbia, 1998.

• "Close to Me" (The Cure)
  Popularized by The Cure.

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

• "(They Long to be) Close to You" (Bacharach/David)
  Popularized by The Carpenters.

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

  *done by Ethyl Meatplow on their Happy Days, Sweetheart CD, Dali, 1993.

  *done by Dionne Warwick on her 36 All-Time Favorites CD, Warner Special Products, 1995.

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

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

• "Coffee Homeground" (Bush)
  Popularized by Kate Bush.

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

• "Colors"
  Popularized by Ice-T.

  *done by Society Burning on the Operation Beatbox compilation CD, Re-constriction, 1996.

• "Come As You Are" (Cobain/Nirvana)
  Popularized by Nirvana.
  

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

• "Come Together" (Lennon/McCartney)
  Popularized by The Beatles.

  *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)

• "Controversy" (Prince)
  Popularized by Prince.

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

• "Convoy"
  Popularized by C.W. McCall.

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

• "Crazy" (Nelson)
  Popularized by Patsy Cline.

  *done by The Del Rubio Triplets on their Three Girls, Three Guitars LP, Cabazon Records, 1988.

• "Closer to Fine"
  Popularized by The Indigo Girls.
  

  *done by The Wonder Stuff on their Full of Life (Happy Now) EP, Polydor, 1993. (A Wonder Stuff version of this song, with added instrumentation.)

• "C'mon Billy"
  Popularized by PJ Harvey.

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

• "Cold Gin"
  Popularized by Kiss.
  

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

• "Cold Sweat" (Sugarcubes)
  Popularized by Sugarcubes.
  

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

• "Colours" (Leitch)
  Popularized by Donovan.

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

• "Come and Get It" (McCartney)
  Popularized by Badfinger.
  

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

• "Come On, Let's Go" (Valens)
  Popularized by Ritchie Valens.

  *done by Russell Scott & His Red Hots on the Delphonic Sounds Today compilation CD, DEL-FI Records, 1999.

• "Come Sail Away"br> Popularized by Styx.
  

  *done by Eric Cartman on the Chef Aid: The South Park Album CD (Amazon.com)

• "Computer Age" (Young)
  Popularized by Neil Young.

  *done by Sonic Youth on the The Bridge: a Tribute to Neil Young compilation CD, Caroline Records, 1989.

• "Cottonfields" (Leadbetter)
  Popularized by The Beach Boys.
  

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

• "Could This Be Magic?" (Van Halen/Roth/Van Halen/Anthony)
  Popularized by Van Halen.

  *done by Trona on the Everybody Wants Some compilation CD, Cherrydisc Records, 1997.

• "The Cowboy Song" (Lynott/Downey)
  Popularized by Thin Lizzy.

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

• "Coz I Luv You" (Holder/Lea)
  Popularized by Slade.

  *done by The Mission on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, NME, 1992.

• "Crash"
  Popularized by The Primitives.

  *done by The Mr. T Experience on the Before You Were Punk compilation CD, Vagrant Records, 1998.

• "Crash and Burn"
  Popularized by Ministry.

  *done by Not Breathing on the Ministry: Wish You Were Queer compilation CD, Invisible Records, 1999.
  (downloadable format and samples at EMusic.com)
  

• "Craise Finton Kirk Royal Academy of Arts"
  Popularized by The Bee Gees.

  *done by Young Fresh Fellows on the Melody Fair compilation CD, Eggbert Records, 1994.

• "Crocodile Rock"
  Popularized by Elton John.

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

• "Crosstown Traffic" (Hendrix)
  Popularized by Jimi Hendrix.
  

  *done by Shudder to Think on their Funeral at the Movies & Ten Spot CD, Dischord, 1990.

• "Cruel to be Kind"
  Popularized by Nick Lowe.
  

  *done by Letters to Cleo on the 10 Things I Hate About You Soundtrack, Hollywood Records, 1999.

  *done by Spacehog on their Resident Alien CD, Elektra, 1995.

• "Cum on Feel the Noise"
  Popularized by Quiet Riot.

  *done by Little Jack Melody on the Come on Feel the Metal compilation CD, Steve Records, 1997.

• "Cumberland Gap" (Donegan)
  Popularized by Lonnie Donegan.

  *done by The Wedding Present on the Ruby Trax compilation CD, 1992.

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