Similar but country - Any cover
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You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
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Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
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Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
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Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
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Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
Similar but country - Any cover
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You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
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Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
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Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
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Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
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Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
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The Wanderer - Eddie Rabbit covers Dion - 1988
Similar but country - Any cover
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You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
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Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
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Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
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Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
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Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
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Landslide - The Chicks (then the Dixie Chicks) cover Fleetwood Mac - 2002
Similar but country - Any cover
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You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
-
Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
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Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
-
Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
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Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
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Landslide - The Chicks (then the Dixie Chicks) cover Fleetwood Mac - 2002
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Stairway to Heaven - Dolly Parton covers Led Zeppelin (2002)
Good, 'cuz mine’s from 2001…
Similar but country - Any cover
- You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
- Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
- Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
- Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
- Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
- Landslide - The Chicks (then the Dixie Chicks) cover Fleetwood Mac - 2002
- Stairway to Heaven - Dolly Parton covers Led Zeppelin (2002)
- Shine - Dolly Parton covers Collective Soul (2001)
Similar but country - Any cover
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You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
-
Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
-
Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
-
Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
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Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
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The Wanderer - Eddie Rabbit covers Dion - 1988
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Landslide - The Chicks (then the Dixie Chicks) cover Fleetwood Mac - 2002
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Stairway to Heaven - Dolly Parton covers Led Zeppelin (2002)
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Shine - Dolly Parton covers Collective Soul (2001)
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Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Dwight Yoakum covers Queen (1999)
(With @Knowed_Out’s stuck in, that’s 10. Pass.)
Similar but country - Any cover
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You Really Got a Hold On Me - Mickey Gilley covers The Miracles - 1983
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Snap Your Fingers - Ronnie Milsap covers Joe Henderson - 1987
-
Life in a Northern Town - Sugarland covers Dream Academy
-
Don’t Worry Baby - BJ Thomas covers the Beach Boys (1977)
-
Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt covers Roy Orbison - 1977
-
Landslide - The Chicks (then the Dixie Chicks) cover Fleetwood Mac - 2002
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Stairway to Heaven - Dolly Parton covers Led Zeppelin (2002)
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Shine - Dolly Parton covers Collective Soul (2001)
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Flowers on the Wall - Eric Heatherly covers The Statler Brothers - 2000
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado)
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again)
Spoons
9576
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau)
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau )
- Easy From Now On - Emmylou Harris (from Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town)
Rebo
9578
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau )
- Easy From Now On - Emmylou Harris (from Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town )
- Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd (from Wish You Were Here)
I hope 10 songs or fewer qualifies! It’s my favorite album.
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau )
- Easy From Now On - Emmylou Harris (from Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town )
- Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd (from Wish You Were Here )
- Constant Craving - k.d. lang (from Ingenue)
I was envisioning just 10-track albums, but don’t want to make this prohibitively hard.
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau )
- Easy From Now On - Emmylou Harris (from Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town )
- Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd (from Wish You Were Here )
- Constant Craving - k.d. lang (from Ingenue )
- Moonlight Mile - Rolling Stones (from Sticky Fingers)
Spoons
9581
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau )
- Easy From Now On - Emmylou Harris (from Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town )
- Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd (from Wish You Were Here )
- Constant Craving - k.d. lang (from Ingenue )
- Moonlight Mile - Rolling Stones (from Sticky Fingers )
- Piano Man - Billy Joel (from Piano Man)
A song from an album with only 10 songs
- The Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim (from Better Living Through Chemistry)
- Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - Electric Light Orchestra (from Eldorado )
- The Tenth Song - Adam Again (from Ten Songs By Adam Again )
- Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters - Elton John (from Honky Chateau )
- Easy From Now On - Emmylou Harris (from Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town )
- Have a Cigar - Pink Floyd (from Wish You Were Here )
- Constant Craving - k.d. lang (from Ingenue )
- Moonlight Mile - Rolling Stones (from Sticky Fingers )
- Piano Man - Billy Joel (from Piano Man )
- Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Queen (from The Game)
Too Much Sax and Violins on the Radio (songs featuring saxophones and/or violins)
- Livin’ Thing - Electric Light Orchestra
Too Much Sax and Violins on the Radio (songs featuring saxophones and/or violins)
- Livin’ Thing - Electric Light Orchestra
- It Must Be Love - Madness
Spoons
9584
Too Much Sax and Violins on the Radio (songs featuring saxophones and/or violins)
- Livin’ Thing - Electric Light Orchestra
- It Must Be Love - Madness
- Beth - Kiss
Peter Criss was backed by the New York Philharmonic, and violins (as well as other strings) were featured prominently.