Today's song is Morrissey's cover of the Mercer/Mancini composition from the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's. Morrissey's version was recorded in 1994 and featured as a B-side on the "Hold on to Your Friends" and "Now My Heart Is Full" singles. I've included the short and extended versions here, as...
We can maybe give ourselves a slight breather today with the live-only cover version of a Ron Mael / Jim Mankey composition, first included on the Sparks album A Woofer in Tweeter's Clothing from 1973.
Any thoughts on this one? (The next two days feature cover versions as well, but both recorded.)
Today's song is this Morrissey/Boorer/Day composition, a B-side on the "First of the Gang to Die" single and also included on the deluxe edition of You Are the Quarry.
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We leave behind the L's with this Morrissey/Street composition, originally a B-side of "The Last of the Famous International Playboys" and also included on the Bona Drag compilation album (as well as others, subsequently).
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Today's song is this Morrissey/Boorer composition which originally appeared on the deluxe edition of Low in High School and was then released as a 7-inch vinyl single.
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Our song for today is this Morrissey/Cobrin composition, originally a B-side on the "Roy's Keen" single and then included on the Maladjusted album reissue several years later.
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Today's song is this Morrissey/Nevin composition, originally a B-side on the "Sing Your Life" single and also included on the World of Morrissey compilation. (And I've included the live clip above because I love it so very much.)
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Our song for today is Morrissey's California Son cover of this Bacharach/David composition, originally featured on Dionne Warwick's 1970 album I'll Never Fall in Love Again.
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Today's song is this Morrissey/Street composition, recorded during the Viva Hate sessions but not released until the 2010 reissue of Bona Drag.
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Our song for today is this Morrissey/Whyte/Day composition. Originally included on the B-side of the US-only "Tomorrow" single, a longer version (the second clip above) then featured on the reissue of Bona Drag.
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Our song for today is this Morrissey/Whyte composition, released as the third single (reaching #8 in the UK) from You Are The Quarry. Nancy Sinatra's version was released on the same day.
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[Also, if my maths is correct, this marks the halfway point of the A-Z!]
Our song for today is Morrissey's cover, from California Son, of this Tim Hardin composition (see above), best known for being performed by Nico (also see above).
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