"B" side cover versions?

[Keith Richard]

Following on from the "best B side" thread, and granted this is way premature (and I believe already covered on the Mailing List), let's assume that the Wildhearts will go ahead and record a new album. The B sides to single releases are always good.....somtimes better than the A sides. If you were asked, what cover version would you propose that Ginger and Co record for a B side.

I'm a fan of the Kinks and they released a song in 1968 called "I Need You". In my opinion, it begs for a Wildhearts cover. The tempo needs to be cranked up a little, but the song structure and harmony / melody would be a great fit. I have always wondered how it would sound with Ginger and CJ ripping it up.

Cheers Keith.

[DangerousBeans]

I'd love to see them go down Geordie in Wonderland territory again and cover something by The Pogues..Sick Bed of Cuchuillan would be great.

[Dave C]

I think a version of Kiss' Parasite could be fun.

[Chris Norway]

What about doing a really kick-ass-pop-rock version of The Skitzophones´"tits and ass"??

http://web.mac.com/cellings/iWeb/Websted/tunes.html

I think this tune is just mad for a Ginger/CJ workout. What do u think?

[Radish]

My Sharona by The Knack. Talk about perfect fit. Or something by Carter USM. Or, in a 'back atcha' kind of way, how about a Rolf Harris cover. If he can do Stairway, why not the Wildies doing 2 Little Boys or Sun Arise or something?

[Keith Richard]

My Sharona by The Knack. Talk about perfect fit. Or something by Carter USM. Or, in a 'back atcha' kind of way, how about a Rolf Harris cover. If he can do Stairway, why not the Wildies doing 2 Little Boys or Sun Arise or something?

Alice Cooper did a blinding cover of Sun Arise on the '71 album "Love It to Death"

[dyanetski]

would love to have Answering Machine on a proper record.