And as it's the start of another new week . . .

An '81 live version of the Boomtown Rats' '79 single I Don't Like Mondays.
 

 

Fleetwood Mac with Monday Morning off of their '75 self-titled LP.
 

 

The Bangles with their '85 single Manic Monday.
 

 

Bob Seger with Blue Monday off of the '89 Road House movie soundtrack.
 

 

John Prine with Long Monday off of his '05 Fair & Square CD.

 

 

The Bee Gees with the title track of their '78 Monday's Rain LP.

 

 

Gary Moore with his take on Stormy Monday off of his '01 Back To The Blues CD.
 

 

New Order with their '83 synth-pop Blue Monday single.
 

 

Jimmy Buffett with Come Monday off of his '74 Living And Dying In 3/4 Time LP.

 

 

The Mamas & The Papas performing Monday Monday on The Hollywood Palace show.
 

 

Duran Duran with New Moon On Monday off of their '83 Seven And The Ragged Tiger LP.
 

 

Fats Domino with his '56 classic single, Blue Monday, performed on live TV in '57.

 

 

Mississippi John Hurt with a live performance of Monday Morning Blues off of his '80 Monday Morning Blues compilation LP.

 

 

T-Bone Walker with his '47 single Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just As Bad).
 

 

Mayall's Bluesbreakers and Eric Clapton with a rare live recording of (They Call It) Stormy Monday recorded at the Flamingo Club London on 17 March '66.
 

 

Freddie King with an extended live performance of his version of Stormy Monday found on his '70 My Feeling For The Blues LP.
 

 

And the history of Stormy Monday would not be complete without the The Allman Brothers Band live recording off of their At Fillmore East, 1971 LP.
 

 

Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan on Stormy Monday off of the '99 Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan – In Session release.
 

 

 The Rolling Stones with their '67 single Ruby Tuesday.  But I'm getting ahead of myself. 
 

 

Bitch

 

Badfinger performing Sweet Tuesday Morning live.  Off of their '72 Straight Up LP.  Nice acoustic ballad by Peter Ham.
 

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd with Tuesday's Gone off of their '73 (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) debut LP.

 

 

The Moody Blues with an extended cut of Tuesday Afternoon off of their '67 Days Of Future Passed LP.
 

 

Cat Stevens with Tuesday's Dead off of his '71 Teaser And The Firecat LP.

 

 

 Primal Scream with the title track of their '87 Gentle Tuesday LP.

 

 

Cowboy Junkies with Sun Comes Up, It’s Tuesday Morning off of their '90 The Caution Horses LP.

 

 

Stevie Wonder with the his funky '73 B-side single Tuesday Heartbreak.  Maybe should have been the F-side but hey, who am I to judge?  This number may very well set the tone of their Tuesday for some folks. 
 

 

David Bowie with his '67 single Love You Till Tuesday.  60's pop at it's finest? 

 

 

Hank Williams, Jr.'s cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Tuesday's Gone off of his '88 Wild Streak LP.  Gotta say, he does the song justice.

 

 

The Pogues with Tuesday Morning off of their '93 Waiting For Herb LP.