Medley-only covers

Porter Wagoner, single, 1965
Jerry Lee Lewis, single and on Country Songs For City Folks, 1965
Bobby Bare, on Streets Of Baltimore, 1966
Tom Jones, single, 1966
Charley Pride, on Country, 1966
Conway Twitty, on Conway Twitty Sings, 1966
Dean Martin, on Welcome To My World, 1967
Johnny Paycheck, on Country Soul, 1967
Johnny Cash, on Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison, 1968
Merle Haggard, on Mama Tried, 1968
George Jones, on The George Jones Story, 1968
Hank Snow, on Hits Hits And More Hits, 1968
Joan Baez, on David's Album, 1969
Don Gibson, on Hits Hits The Don Gibson Way, 1970
The Flying Burrito Brothers, on Honky Tonk Heaven, 1973; also on Sleepless Nights, 1974
Elvis Presley, on Elvis Today, 1975
Kenny Rogers, on Kenny Rogers, 1977

Green, Green Grass Of Home on Wikipedia

Heart Of Glass

Medley with: God's Comic (1996)

Written by: Deborah Harry and Chris Stein

Recorded by:

Blondie, on Parallel Lines, 1978; also a single, 1979
The Shadows, on String Of Hits, 1979
Chet Atkins, on Country After All These Years, 1981
Erasure, B-side of "Don't Say Your Love Is Killing Me," 1997

Heart Of Glass on Wikipedia

I Can't Turn You Loose

Medley with: I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down (1981-03-11)

Written by: Otis Redding

Recorded by:

Otis Redding, single, 1965
Alan Price Set, on The Price To Play, 1966
Tom Jones, on Delilah, 1968
The Chambers Brothers, on Love, Peace & Happiness, 1969
Edgar Winter's White Trash, on Roadwork, 1972
James Carr, on Freedom Train, 1977
Aretha Franklin, on Aretha, 1980
The Plimsouls, on Zero Hour EP, 1980
Lavern Baker, on Woke Up This Mornin', 1992
The Blues Brothers Band, on Blues Brothers 2000 soundtrack, 1998

I Don't Want To Be A Soldier

Medley with: Alibi (2007) and The River In Reverse (2007, 2008)

Written by: John Lennon

Recorded by:

John Lennon, on Imagine, 1971

I Don't Want To Be Nice

Medley with: King Horse (1981)

Written by: John Cooper Clarke, Martin Hannett and Steve Hopkins

Recorded by:

John Cooper Clarke, on Disguise In Love, 1978

I Feel Pretty

Medley with: Pump It Up (1989), 13 Steps Lead Down/Radio, Radio (1994), Clubland (2005)

Written by: Stephen Sondheim (words) and Leonard Bernstein (music)

Recorded by:

Carol Lawrence, on West Side Story original Broadway cast recording, 1957
Annie Ross, on Sings A Song With Mulligan!, 1958
Marni Nixon, on West Side Story film soundtrack, 1961
Dave Brubeck, on Brubeck Plays Bernstein Plays Brubeck, 1961
Julie Andrews, on Broadway's Fair Julie, 1961
Oscar Peterson Trio, on West Side Story, 1962
Sarah Vaughan, on Sassy Swings The Tivoli, 1963
Marian McPartland, on West Side Story, 1965
Kiri Te Kanawa, on Leonard Bernstein Conducts West Side Story, 1985
Little Richard, on The Songs Of West Side Story, 1996

I Found Out

Medley with: Alibi (2007)

Written by: John Lennon

Recorded by:

John Lennon, on John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, 1970
Red Hot Chili Peppers, on Working Class Hero: A Tribute To John Lennon, 1995

I Found Out lyrics

I Found Out on Wikipedia

I Say A Little Prayer

Medley with: I Want You (1986, 1987, 1989, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007)

Written by: Burt Bacharach and Hal David

Recorded by:

Dionne Warwick, single and on The Windows Of The World, 1967
Burt Bacharach, on Reach Out, 1967
Aretha Franklin, single and on Aretha Now, 1968
Ray Conniff, on Honey, 1968
Martha & The Vandellas, on Ridin' High, 1968
Wes Montgomery, on Down Here On The Ground, 1968
Skeeter Davis, on Closest Thing To Love, 1969
Johnny Mathis, on Sings The Music Of Bacharach & Kaempfert, 1970
Al Green, on Truth N' Time, 1978
Mary Black, on No Frontiers, 1989
Booker T. & The MGs, on 2000 Volts Of Stax, 1996
Diana King, on the My Best Friend's Wedding soundtrack, 1997

I Say A Little Prayer on Wikipedia

I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

Medley with: God's Comic (1996)

Written by: U2 (words by Bono, music by Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr.)

Recorded by:

U2, single and on The Joshua Tree, 1987
Negativland, on U2 EP, 1991
Booker T. & The MGs, on That's The Way It Should Be, 1994
Chumbawamba, on No Compromise, 1996
Bonnie Tyler, on Heart Strings, 2002
Cher, on Live: The Farewell Tour, 2003

I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For on Wikipedia

I'm A Believer

Medley with: God's Comic (1989)

Written by: Neil Diamond

Recorded by:

The Monkees, single, 1966; also on More Of The Monkees, 1967
Neil Diamond, on Just For You, 1967
The Four Tops, on Reach Out, 1967
The Ventures, on Guitar Freakout, 1967
Wanda Jackson, on The Many Moods Of Wanda Jackson, 1968
Robert Wyatt, single, 1974
Eddie Murphy, on Shrek soundtrack, 2001
Smash Mouth, on Shrek soundtrack, 2001

I'm A Believer on Wikipedia

I'm On Fire

Medley with: God's Comic (1996)

Written by: Bruce Springsteen

Recorded by:

Bruce Springsteen, on Born In The U.S.A., 1984; also a single, 1985
Tori Amos, on Crossroads, 1996
Big Country, on Eclectic, 1996
Johnny Cash, on Badlands: A Tribute To Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska, 2000

I'm On Fire on Wikipedia

I'm The Leader Of The Gang (I Am)

Medley with: Pump It Up (1983-10-25)

Written by: Gary Glitter and Mike Leander

Recorded by:

Gary Glitter, single, 1973
Brownsville Station, single, 1974
Hulk Hogan & Green Jellÿ, single, 1993

I'm The Leader Of The Gang (I Am) on Wikipedia

I've Been Born Again

Medley with: King Horse (1980, 1981, 1982)

Written by: Don Davis and James Dean

Recorded by:

Johnnie Taylor, single and on Super Taylor, 1974
Glenn Frey, on No Fun Aloud, 1982

(Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below, We're All Going To Go

Medley with: The River In Reverse (2007-05-18)

Written by: Curtis Mayfield

Recorded by:

Curtis Mayfield, single and on Curtis, 1970

(Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below, We're All Going To Go on Wikipedia

If You Could Read My Mind

Medley with: Oliver's Army (1996)

Written by: Gordon Lightfoot

Recorded by:

Gordon Lightfoot, on Sit Down Young Stranger (retitled If You Could Read My Mind), 1970
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, on Summertime, 1971
Glen Campbell, on The Last Time I Saw Her, 1971
Olivia Newton-John, on If Not For You, 1971
Barbra Streisand, on Stoney End, 1971
Johnny Mathis, on You've Got A Friend: Today's Greatest Hits, 1971
Liza Minnelli, on Live At The Winter Garden, 1973
Gene Clark, on Firebyrd, 1987
Johnny Cash, on American V: A Hundred Highways, 2006

If You Could Read My Mind on Wikipedia

In The City

Medley with: Radio, Radio (2007, 2008)

Written by: Paul Weller

Recorded by:

The Jam, single and on In The City, 1977

In The City on Wikipedia

Insensatez

Medley with: Clubland (2005, 2007)

Written by: Antonio Carlos Jobim (music) and Vinicius de Moraes (words)

Recorded by:

João Gilberto, on João Gilberto, 1961
Antonio Carlos Jobim, on The Composer Of Desafinado, Plays, 1963
Mina, on Mina, 1964
Astrud Gilberto, on The Astrud Gilberto Album, 1965
Tony Bennett, on If I Ruled The World: Songs For The Jet Set, 1965
Frank Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim, on Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim, 1967
Petula Clark, on These Are My Songs, 1967
William Shatner, on The Transformed Man, 1968
Dexter Gordon, on Sophisticated Giant, 1977
Shirley Bassey, on Magic Is You, 1978
Ella Fitzgerald, on Ella Abraca Jobim, 1981
Ray Brown Trio, on Black Orpheus, 1989
Lee Konitz, on Brazilian Rhapsody, 1996
Antonio Carlos Jobim & Sting, on Red Hot + Rio, 1996
Diana Krall, on From This Moment On, 1996
Rosemary Clooney & John Pizzarelli, on Brazil, 2000
Robert Wyatt, on Cuckooland, 2003
and many more

Insensatez on Wikipedia

The English version How Insensitive includes lyrics by Norman Gimbel. Elvis Costello has performed Insensatez only as an instrumental.

It's All Too Much

Medley with: Home Is Anywhere You Hang Your Head (1986-11-23)

Written by: George Harrison

Recorded by:

The Beatles, on Yellow Submarine, 1969 (recorded 1967)
Journey, on Look Into The Future, 1976
Steve Hillage, on L, 1976
The Church, on A Box Of Birds, 1999

It's All Too Much on Wikipedia

Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues

Medley with: Man Out Of Time (1989)

Written by: Bob Dylan

Recorded by:

Bob Dylan, on Highway 61 Revisited, 1965
Judy Collins, on In My Life, 1966
Nina Simone, on To Love Somebody, 1969
The Sir Douglas Quintet, on Live Texas Tornado, 1983
Neil Young, on Bob Dylan: The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration, 1993
Linda Ronstadt, on We Ran, 1998
The Grateful Dead, on View From The Vault, 2000 (recorded 1990)
Bill Kirchen, on Tied To The Wheel, 2001
Robyn Hitchcock, on Robyn Sings, 2002
Bryan Ferry, on Dylanesque, 2007
Ramblin' Jack Elliott, on I'm Not There soundtrack, 2007

Kid

Medley with: Oliver's Army (1996)

Written by: Chrissie Hynde

Recorded by:

The Pretenders, single, 1979; also on Pretenders, 1980

Last Train To Clarksville

Medley with: God's Comic (1989, 1996, 1999)

Written by: Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart

Recorded by:

The Monkees, single and on The Monkees, 1966
The Standells, on The Hot Ones!, 1966
The Four Tops, on Reach Out, 1967
George Benson, on Shape Of Things To Come, 1968
Jerry Reed, on Alabama Wild Man, 1968
Cassandra Wilson, on New Moon Daughter, 1996

Last Train To Clarksville on Wikipedia

Master Blaster (Jammin')

Medley with: Watching The Detectives (1980, 1981, 1984, 1987)

Written by: Stevie Wonder

Recorded by:

Stevie Wonder, single and on Hotter Than July, 1980

Master Blaster (Jammin') on Wikipedia

No More Tearstained Make-Up

Medley with: Alison (1994, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2004) and I Want You (1996)

Written by: William "Smokey" Robinson

Recorded by:

Martha and the Vandellas, on Watchout!, 1966
The Marvelettes, on Return Of The Marvelettes, 1970

Elvis Costello version released on Costello & Nieve CD box set

No More Tearstained Make-Up lyrics

Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)

Medley with: (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? (2002-08-12) and Uncomplicated (2002-08-12)

Written by: John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Recorded by:

The Beatles, on Rubber Soul, 1965
Jan & Dean, on Filet Of Soul, 1966
The Kingston Trio, on Children Of The Morning, 1966
Waylon Jennings, on Nashville Rebel, 1966
The Buddy Rich Big Band, on Big Swing Face, 1967
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66, on Ye-Me-Le, 1969
Count Basie Orchestra, on Basie On The Beatles, 1970
José Feliciano, on Fireworks, 1970
Hank Williams Jr., on High Notes, 1982
P.M. Dawn, on The Bliss Album...?, 1993
Herbie Hancock, on The New Standard, 1996
Judy Collins, on Judy Collins Sings Lennon & McCartney, 2007

Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) on Wikipedia

On Broadway

Medley with: Clubland (1986, 1994), Inch By Inch (1986-10-22) and Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (1986-10-23)

Written by: Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller

This section is incomplete.

Paperback Writer

Medley with: I Hope You're Happy Now (1989-08-18, 1991-09-02)

Written by: John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Recorded by:

The Beatles, single (flip side of Rain), 1966
The Cowsills, on The Cowsills In Concert, 1969
The Shadows, on Shades Of Rock, 1970
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, on Rollin', 1973
Tempest, on Living In Fear, 1974
The Allen Toussaint Orchestra, on Beatles Songbook, 1989
10cc, on Alive, 1993
Kris Kristofferson, on Come Together: America Salutes The Beatles, 1995

Paperback Writer on Wikipedia

Peter Gunn Theme

Medley with: When I Was Cruel No. 2 (2005-04-09)

Written by: Henry Mancini

Recorded by:

Ray Anthony, single, 1958
Henry Mancini, on The Music From Peter Gunn, 1959
King Curtis, on Have Tenor Sax Will Blow, 1959
Duane Eddy, on Surfin', 1963
Dick Dale, on Rock Out - Live At Ciro's, 1965
Sarah Vaughan, on Sarah Vaughan Sings The Mancini Songbook, 1965
Jimi Hendrix, on War Heroes, 1973
Emerson, Lake & Palmer, on In Concert, 1979
The Kingsmen, on House Party, 1980
The Blues Brothers, on The Blues Brothers soundtrack, 1980
Clarence Clemons, on Porky's Revenge! soundtrack, 1985
The Art Of Noise & Duane Eddy, on In Visible Silence, 1986
The Cramps, on Big Beat From Badsville (reissue), 2001
Ian Dury & The Blockheads, on Laughter (reissue), 2004
and many more

Rag Mama Rag

Medley with: International Echo (2006)

Written by: Robbie Robertson

Recorded by:

The Band, on The Band, 1969
Little Feat, on Chinese Work Songs, 2000
Blues Traveler, on Endless Highway: The Music Of The Band, 2007

Rain

Medley with: Pump It Up (2005-06-03) and Accidents Will Happen (2007-09-07)

Written by: John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Recorded by:

The Beatles, B-side of "Paperback Writer," 1966
Petula Clark, on I Couldn't Live Without Your Love, 1966
Humble Pie, on Street Rats, 1975
Todd Rundgren, on Faithful, 1976

Rain on Wikipedia

Rio

Medley with: God's Comic (1999-05-24)

Written by: Duran Duran (Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Andy Taylor, John Taylor and Roger Taylor)

Recorded by:

Duran Duran, single and on Rio, 1982

Rio on Wikipedia

Rip It Up

Medley with: Mystery Dance (1981-03-22)

Written by: Robert Blackwell and John Marascalco

Recorded by:

Little Richard, single, 1956
Bill Haley & His Comets, single, 1956
Elvis Presley, on Elvis, 1956
The Everly Brothers, on The Everly Brothers, 1958
Chuck Berry, on New Juke Box Hits, 1961
Gene Vincent, on The Crazy Beat Of Gene Vincent, 1963
Gerry & The Pacemakers, on I'll Be There, 1964
Wanda Jackson, on Two Sides Of Wanda, 1964
Buddy Holly, on Showcase, 1964 (recorded 1956)
John Lennon, on Rock 'N' Roll, 1975
The Beatles, on Anthology 3, 1996 (recorded 1969)

Rip It Up on Wikipedia

River

Medley with: Bedlam (2007-09-25)

Written by: Joni Mitchell

Recorded by:

Joni Mitchell, on Blue, 1971
Rosanne Cash, on Spirit Of '73: Rock For Choice, 1995
Heart, on The Road Home, 1995
Indigo Girls, on 1200 Curfews, 1995
Julian Coryell, on Duality, 1997
Dianne Reeves, on Bridges, 1999
Travis, on "Turn" CD single, 1999
Linda Ronstadt, on A Merry Little Christmas, 2000
Barry Manilow, on A Christmas Gift Of Love, 2002
Aimee Mann, on Baby, It's Cold Outside, 2005
James Taylor, on James Taylor At Christmas, 2006
Sarah McLachlan, on Wintersong, 2006
Madeleine Peyroux & k.d. lang, on Half The Perfect World, 2006
Herbie Hancock, on River: The Joni Letters, 2007

River on Wikipedia

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Medley with: Inch By Inch (1985-06-27)

Written by: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards

Recorded by:

The Rolling Stones, single, 1965

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction on Wikipedia

See Me, Feel Me

Medley with: Substitute (1985-06-27)

Written by: Pete Townshend

Recorded by:

The Who, on Tommy, 1969

See Me, Feel Me on Wikipedia

See No Evil

Medley with: I Hope You're Happy Now (1989-08-18)

Written by: Tom Verlaine

Recorded by:

Television, on Marquee Moon, 1977
R.E.M., B-side of "Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers," 1988

See Saw

Medley with: Getting Mighty Crowded (1984)

Written by: Don Covay and Steve Cropper

Recorded by:

Don Covay & The Goodtimers, single, 1965
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers, on Got To Get You Into Our Lives, 1967
Aretha Franklin, on Aretha Now, 1968
Delbert McClinton, on Keeper Of The Flame, 1979
Billy Squier, on Back To The Street: Celebrating The Music Of Don Covay, 1993

Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power)

Medley with: I Want You (2002)

Written by: Bob Dylan

Recorded by:

Bob Dylan, on Street Legal, 1978
Jerry Garcia Band, on Jerry Garcia Band, 1991

Sign 'O' The Times

Medley with: Pump It Up (1987)

Written by: Prince

Recorded by:

Prince, single and on Sign 'O' The Times, 1987
Simple Minds, on The Amsterdam EP, 1989
Heaven 17, on A Tribute To Prince: Party O' The Times, 1999

Sign 'O' The Times on Wikipedia

Some Other Guy

Medley with: Beaten To The Punch (2007-12-31)

Written by: Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller and Richie Barrett

Recorded by:

Richie Barrett, single, 1962
The Big Three, single, 1963
The Searchers, on Sugar & Spice, 1963
Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders, on It's Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders, 1965
Dave Edmunds, on Stardust soundtrack, 1974
The Beatles, on Live At The BBC, 1994 (recorded 1963)

Some Other Guy on Wikipedia

Sonny Come Home

Medley with: Alison (1989)

Written by: David Ackles

Recorded by:

David Ackles, on David Ackles (also known as The Road To Cairo), 1968

Subterranean Homesick Blues

Medley with: Pump It Up (1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1995, 1999, 2007, 2008)

Written by: Bob Dylan

Recorded by:

Bob Dylan, single and on Bringing It All Back Home, 1965
Glen Campbell, on Mr. 12 String Guitar, 1966
Harry Nilsson, on Pussy Cats, 1974
Red Hot Chili Peppers, on The Uplift Mofo Party Plan, 1987
Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin, on The Big Idea, 1988

Subterranean Homesick Blues on Wikipedia

Suspicious Minds

Medley with: Alison (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)

Written by: Mark James

Recorded by:

Mark James, single, 1968
Elvis Presley, single, 1969
B.J. Thomas, on Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head, 1970
Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter, single, 1970
Dee Dee Warwick, single, 1971
Del Reeves & Billie Jo Spears, on By Request, 1976
Thelma Houston, on Breakwater Cat, 1980
Candi Staton, on Nightlites, 1981
Fine Young Cannibals, on Fine Young Cannibals, 1985
Dwight Yoakam, on the Honeymoon In Vegas soundtrack, 1992
Carl Perkins, on Elvis: In Tribute To The King, 1998
Wayne Newton, on the Las Vegas soundtrack, 2005

Elvis Costello version released on Club Date: Live In Memphis DVD

Suspicious Minds lyrics

Suspicious Minds on Wikipedia

Tangled Up In Blue

Medley with: Brilliant Mistake (1987, 1989, 2002, 2008)

Written by: Bob Dylan

Recorded by:

Bob Dylan, on Blood On The Tracks, 1975
Jerry Garcia Band, on Jerry Garcia Band, 1991
Indigo Girls, on 1200 Curfews, 1995
Robyn Hitchcock, on Robyn Sings, 2002

Tangled Up In Blue lyrics

Tangled Up In Blue on Wikipedia

Tears Of A Clown

Medley with: Clowntime Is Over (1980) and Alison (1983, 1984, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008)

Written by: Stevie Wonder, Henry Cosby and William "Smokey" Robinson

Recorded by:

Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, on Make It Happen, 1967; also a single, 1970
Petula Clark, on Petula '71, 1971
The Beat, single, 1979; also on I Just Can't Stop It, 1980

Elvis Costello version released on Costello & Nieve CD box set

Tears Of A Clown lyrics

Tears Of A Clown on Wikipedia

That Lady

Medley with: (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea (1996)

Written by: Rudolph Isley, Ronald Isley, O'Kelly Isley Jr., Ernie Isley, Marvin Isley and Chris Jasper

Recorded by:

The Isley Brothers, single and on 3 + 3, 1973 (an earlier version of the song, called "Who's That Lady," was a 1964 single)
Santana, on Spirits Dancing In The Flesh, 1990

That Lady on Wikipedia