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Swing Sucks: A Compilation Of The Finest In Contemporary Swing
Orig. KISS
3
I Was Made For Lovin’ You
Kate the Kat
Bar Lounge Classics – Sunset Edition
Orig. KISS
4
Hard Luck Woman
Maki Nomiya
Miss Maki Nomiya Sings
Orig. KISS
5
Beth (hidden track)
No Use For a Name
Making Friends
Orig. KISS
6
Deuce
Lenny Kravitz
Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved
Orig. KISS
7
Do You Remember Rock ‘N’ Roll Radio
KISS
We’re A Happy Family – A Tribute to the Ramones
Orig. The Ramones
8
Speedin’ Back to My Baby
The Donnas
Kiss This – a Main Man Records Tribute to Kiss
Orig. KISS
9
Strutter
Phil Lewis, Gilby Clarke, Jeff Pilson and Bobby Rock
Spin The Bottle – Tribute To Kiss
Orig. KISS
10
Christine Sixteen
Hayseed Dixie
Kiss My Grass – A Hillbilly Tribute To Kiss
Orig. KISS
11
When You Wish Upon A Star
Gene Simmons
Kiss: Gene Simmons
Orig. Disney
12
The Magic Kiss Medley
Satin
Gods Of Thunder – A Norwegian Tribute To Kiss
Orig. KISS
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While not a huge KISS fan, this was one of my favorite shows on Coverville. Great Hayseed Dixie selection, you're spot on with the creepy factor. I was also very impressed with Maki Nomiya, I've never heard her before.
Brian, this was a fantastic show, one of the best ever. You are wrong, however, about the status of the solo albums. You are correct that Gene's was one of the most successful, and in fact charted the highest (#22 on billboard). The next highest was Ace's, though! Ace reached #26 and he also had the highest charting single, "New York Groove," which reached #13 on the Billboard chart. After Ace comes Paul (#40 Billboard album chart) followed by Peter. I don't mean to quibble, but I know you like to keep your facts straight, plus I have to make sure Ace gets the credit he deserves.
Great awesome show. I'm still hoping for a Rush cover show…
Alien Fashion Show also does a great cover of "Roxanne" that could maybe work its way into a Police cover story someday.
While not a huge KISS fan, this was one of my favorite shows on Coverville. Great Hayseed Dixie selection, you're spot on with the creepy factor. I was also very impressed with Maki Nomiya, I've never heard her before.
Brian, this was a fantastic show, one of the best ever. You are wrong, however, about the status of the solo albums. You are correct that Gene's was one of the most successful, and in fact charted the highest (#22 on billboard). The next highest was Ace's, though! Ace reached #26 and he also had the highest charting single, "New York Groove," which reached #13 on the Billboard chart. After Ace comes Paul (#40 Billboard album chart) followed by Peter. I don't mean to quibble, but I know you like to keep your facts straight, plus I have to make sure Ace gets the credit he deserves.
Great awesome show. I'm still hoping for a Rush cover show…
Thanks for the clarification. Maybe I had read that Gene's and Paul's were more critically acclaimed? In any case, props to Ace!
That Maki Nomiya seemed to be channeling some Olivia Newton-John.