From Jim Jarmusch's 2003 film Coffee And Cigarettes, consisting of 11 short stories which share coffee and cigarettes as a common thread.  Classic.
 

 

 

2 minutes ago, Fireyfish said:

 

Only the full length . . . 

Halloween is just around the corner.  Screamin' Jay Hawkins with the original I Put A Spell On You.  Now this is some scary sh!t. LOL.
 

 

A lot of artists covered I Put A Spell On You in my humble opinion Creedence Clearwater Revival's is tops.
 

 

You knew I would   

 

haha beat me

 

Another favourite album from high school days  .... good night

 

3 minutes ago, Fireyfish said:

Another favourite album from high school days  .... good night

 

Great album from a great band.

A departure from their norm, Heaven, Hell or Houston by ZZ Top off of their '81 El Loco LP.
 

 

Fleetwood Mac with Oh Diane off of their '82 Mirage album.

 

 

 

Them covering Dylan's It's All Over Now, Baby Blue off of their '66 Them Again LP.
 

 

The Who with Odorono off of their '67 The Who Sell Out LP.
 

 

The Everly Brothers with Lucille off of their '60 A Date With The Everly Brothers album.

 

 

Harry Belafonte with In the Name Of Love off of his '68  Belafonte Sings Of Love LP.
 

 

Retro band The Spongetones with (My Girl) Maryanne off of their '84 Torn Apart LP.
 

 

James Gang with Yadig? pff of their '71 Thirds LP.
 

 

The Dutch band Brainbox with the title track off of their '69 Down Man LP.
 

 

Brewer & Shipley with Tarkio Road off of their '70 Tarkio LP.
 

 

Furry Lewis with Billy Lyons And Stack O'Lee recorded on Oct. 9, '27 in Chicago.
 

 

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band covering Junior Parker's '53 Mystery Train.  From their '65 self-titled debut.

 

 

Elvis Presley's Mystery Train cover recorded in '55.
 

 

Spacemen 3 with So Hot ((Wash Away All Of My Tears)) off of their '89 Playing With Fire LP.
 

 

What an influential band for so much of the 90's shoegaze music.  Spacemen 3 with Walkin' With Jesus off of their '87 The Perfect Prescription LP.
 

 

Sting with Russians off of his '85 The Dream Of The Blue Turtles album.

 

 

The Cure with the title track off of their '85 In between Days LP.
 

 

2 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Jerry Lee Lewis with Big Joe Turner's '53 Honey Hush recorded sometime between '73 and '77.
 

 

Saw them on a blustery weekend at an open air festival in Lincolnshire in 72

 

10 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

The Cure with the title track off of their '85 In between Days LP.

Hey, Tippaporn! How about you start your own thread called "Tippaporn's Videos" and let the rest of us get a word in edgeways?

 

Simple Minds with the moving Belfast Child, the melody taken from the traditional song "She Moved Through The Fair."  Off of their '89 Street Fighting Years.
 

 

2 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

The Bill Black's Combo's performance of Smokie Part 2 and Yogi in the motion picture '61 movie Teenage Millionaire.
 

 

Oh my, 'it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing' a phrase about jazz, but for me r'n'b.