Friday Breakfast Blend — Covergirl Issue presents:

All about makeup and clothes. No, sorry, April Fools. This week we’ll hear all vaguely and sometimes very recognizable things, particularly things not in English. Plus some foreign language things that were so good (and by good, I mean waaaay too catchy) they became hits even here, and in honor of Chuck Berry, a few old songs which became Rock and Roll classics for other artists.

Playlist:

    Time: March 31 - 2:00:00 am
  • ABBA, “Mamma Mia (Swedish Version)”

    from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of ABBA

    Polydor

    Sweden, Original

  • Time: March 31 - 2:00:00 am
  • Shakira, “Loba”

    from Dónde Están los Ladrones?

    Sony Latin - 1998

    Columia

  • Time: March 31 - 2:00:00 am
  • Stromae, “Carmen”

    from Racine carrée

    Island France - 2013

    Belgium/Rwanda https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKftOH54iNU

  • Time: March 31 - 2:03:00 am
  • Kaoma, “Lambada”

    from La Lambada (Version originale 1989)

    Les Disques Caractère - 2007

    France, Sampled in "Get on the Floor" by Jennifer Lopez

  • Time: March 31 - 2:09:00 am
  • Nena, “99 Luftballons”

    from 99 Luftballons

    1983

    Germany, Original

  • Time: March 31 - 2:12:00 am
  • Big Mama Thornton, “Hound Dog”

    from Hound Dog: The Peacock Recordings

    1990

    USA, Covered by Elvis, obviously

  • Time: March 31 - 2:15:00 am
  • Chuck Berry, “Sweet Little Sixteen”

    from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Chuck Berry

    1999

    USA, became Surfin' USA by the Beach Boys

  • Time: March 31 - 2:18:00 am
  • Howlin' Wolf, “Killing Floor”

    from The Memphis Recordings from the Legendary Sun Studios, Vol. 9

    Documents

    USA, became the Lemon Song by Led Zeppelin

  • Time: March 31 - 2:24:00 am
  • Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe, “Famous 1927 Mississippi Flood”

    from Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe Vol. 1 (1929-1930)

    Document Records

    USA, Covered by Led Zeppelin

  • Time: March 31 - 2:27:00 am
  • Jake Holmes, “Dazed and Confused”

    from "The Above Ground Sound" of Jake Holmes

    ItsAboutMusic.com

    USA, Covered by Led Zepplin

  • Time: March 31 - 2:30:50 am
  • Carolina Chocolate Drops & Luminescent Orchestrii, “Hit 'em Up Style”

    from Carolina Chocolate Drops / Luminescent Orchestrii - EP

    Nonesuch - 2010

    USA, covering of Blue Cantrell

  • Time: March 31 - 2:35:42 am
  • Colin Hay, “Down Under”

    from Australia

    Australia, Acoustic version by the lead singer of Men at Work

  • Time: March 31 - 2:38:42 am
  • Toots & The Maytals, “Take Me Home, Country Roads”

    from Funky Kingston

    Island Records - 1973

    Jamaica, cover of John Denver

  • Time: March 31 - 2:41:42 am
  • Don Drummond & Tommy McCook, “(Music is My) Occupation”

    from This is Reggae Music

    Jamaica trumpet part in ring of fire by johnny cash

  • Time: March 31 - 2:44:42 am
  • Bongo Man Byfield, “Bongo Man”

    from This is Reggae Music

    Jamaica, Rewrite of Wonderful World by sam cook

  • Time: March 31 - 2:47:42 am
  • The Paragons, “The Tide is High”

    from This is Reggae Music

    Jamaica, Covered by Blondie

  • Time: March 31 - 2:50:42 am
  • Tony Tribe, “Red Red Wine”

    from 100 Reggae

    Universal Music Group International - 1969

    Jamaica, Covered by UB40

  • Time: March 31 - 2:53:36 am
  • Manu Dibango, “Soul Makossa”

    from Soul Makossa

    Unidisc Music - 1992

    Cameroon, The song is probably best known for the chanted vocal refrain "ma-mako, ma-ma-sa, mako-mako ssa", which was adapted and used in songs by many prominent artists, such as Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" and Rihanna's hit single "D

  • Time: March 31 - 2:56:36 am
  • Middle East's Revolutionary Artists, “zombie”

    from single

    Freemuse - 2015

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFdhHYSvEFQ

  • Time: March 31 - 3:01:46 am
  • Balkan Beat Box, “Hermetico”

    from Nu Med (Bonus Edition)

    JDub Records - 2007

    Israel, sampled in "Talk Dirty to Me" by Jason Derulo and 2 Chainz

  • Time: March 31 - 3:04:46 am
  • Rachid Taha, “Rock el Casbah”

    from Best of Rachid Taha

    Universal Music Division Barclay

    Algeria, Cover of "Rock the Casbah" by the Clash

  • Time: March 31 - 3:09:21 am
  • Riegler Hias with D'Hundeskrippln, “Gloana Bauer”

    from Für

    Austria, cover of "I'm just a Teenage Dirtbag" by Wheatus Rewritten as "I'm just a small farmer, baby"

  • Time: March 31 - 3:12:21 am
  • Plastic Bertrand, “Ce Plane Pour Moi”

    from Ce Plane Pour Moi

    France, Original

  • Time: March 31 - 3:15:21 am
  • O-Zone, “Dragostea Din Tei”

    from Dragostea din tei (Remixes)

    Cat Music - 2005

    Moldova (Romanian lyrics) Original

  • Time: March 31 - 3:18:21 am
  • Yolanda Be Cool & D Cup, “We no speak americano”

    from We No Speak Americano - Single

    Magic Records

    Italy Australia

  • Time: March 31 - 3:21:24 am
  • Don Omar & Lucenzo, “Danza Kuduro ( Don Omar & Lucenzo )”

    Sonic Wave International - 2011

    USA (Puerto Rico), Farnce/Portugal, "Worldwide Remix" inluded Daddy Yankee, Akon, and Pitbull as well as the original artists, and was on the radio for a while. It's not as good.

  • Time: March 31 - 3:24:24 am
  • Cheb Khaled, “C'est la Vie”

    from Sahra

    Barclay - 1996

    Algeria/France Covered by Marc Antony as "Vivir a Vivir"

  • Time: March 31 - 3:27:24 am
  • Yannick, “Ces Soirees La”

    from C'est ça qu'on aime

    La Tribu

    France, samples "December 26 1973 (Oh What a Night)" by Franki Valli and the Four Seasons

  • Time: March 31 - 3:30:46 am
  • Los del Río, “Macarena”

    from Fiesta Macarena

    1996

    Spain, remixed by and english lyrcis added by the Bayside Boys

  • Time: March 31 - 3:33:46 am
  • Punjabi MC and Eminem, “Lose Yourself”

    from Lose Yourself

    India, USA

    March 31st, 2017

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