I would like to know a country or rock and roll song sang by 2 different artists?

Question

I would like to know ...some countrysongs sung by 2 different artists..ie Dolly Parton/Whitney Houston...I will always love you
please help

Answer 1

Desperado
The Eagles
Clint Black

Blue Suede Shoes
Carl Perkins
Elvis Presley
(others have done it since)

These Boots are made for Walking
Nancy Sinatra
Jessica Simpson
(although, I suppose that one was never really considered a country song)

Save the Last Dance for Me
The Drifters
Dolly Parton
Niel Diamond
Michael Buble
Harry Connick, Jr.
Ben E. King

Butterfly Kisses
Bob Carlisle
Tim McGraw

Answer 2

The roots of Rock & Roll are certainly blended and arguments must be made on many fronts about its origins regardless of the very undeniable actuality that i in my opinion imagine it a blend borrowed from many traditions. the numerous impression looks to have come from Rhythm & Blues or perhaps "rocking and rolling" in African American non secular spirituals. As a teenager I undergo in options wondering that even swing, huge band, us of a song impacts ought to correctly be heard in most of the song. My first adventure with 'Rock" replaced into bill Haley and the Comets (a us of a western band) and "Rock around the Clock." Elvis Presley (for white audiences), Little Richard, and Chuck Berry easily popularized it. Alan Freed (if no longer the first to apply the time period) popularized the time period.

Answer 3

Do you mean songs that were covered by other artists or what?

the only one that I can come up with off of the top of my head is the song "I Swear" by John Michael Montgomery. The R&B band All 4 One covered it and had quite a bit of success.

Answer 4

dolly parton- jolene, whyd you come in here looking like that, sliver threads and golden needles, 9 to 5, traveling trough, wings of a dove, islands in the stream.
whitney houston- how do i know, the greatest love of all, im every woman, heartbreak hotel, run to you

Answer 5

I have a country one for you: Pop a Top originally sang by Jim Ed Brown and then later sang by Alan Jackson.

Answer 6

'T-R-O-U-B-L-E' and 'Lawdy Miss Clawdy' by Elvis Presley and Travis Tritt
'Take it Easy' by The Eagles and Travis Tritt
'Desperado' by The Eagles, Kenny Rogers, and Clint Black
'Peaceful, Easy Feeling' by The Eagles and Little Texas
'Heartache Tonight' by The Eagles and John Anderson
'Don't be Cruel' by Elvis Presley, Cheap Trick, and Marty Stuart
'Sweet Home Alabama' by Lynard Skynard and Alabama
'Simple Man' by Lynard Skynard and Confederate Railroad
'Freebird' by Lynard Skynard and Wynonna

Answer 7

"In my Heaven" - done *not released* by Blake Shelton - on his CD called "The Dreamer", released by Mark Wills

"Take it Easy" done by the Eagles, and Travis Tritt

Alison Krauss and Keith Whitley both do versions of a song called "When You Say Nothing at All"

"Making Memories of Us"* done by THREE different artists:

1) the Notorious Cherry Bombs

2) Tracy Byrd

and released by:

3) Keith Urban

*"Making Memories of Us" was written by two of the Notorious Cherry Bombs: Vince Gill and Rodney Crowell

Answer 8

When Will I Be Loved? first by the Everly Brothers and later by Linda Ronstadt. It's the only one I can think of at the moment

Answer 9

"act naturally"-buck owens/the beatles
"here there & everywhere"-beatles/emmylou harris
"life is a highway"-thom cochran/rascall flatts
"tougher than the rest"-bruce springsteen/travis tritt
"johnny b goode"-chuck berry/buck owens
already gone"-the eagles/tanya tucker
"all i have to do is dream"-everly bros/glen campbell & bobbie gentry
"it ain't me babe"-bob dylan/johnny cash
"like a rolling stone"-bob dylan/flatt & scruggs...

on that note...'nuff said

Answer 10

i swear by john michael montgomery and all 4 one