John Hiatt songs recorded by other artists

Has this topic ever been covered in an earlier thread?

John Hiatt has many great songs recorded by others.
For example:

Across The Borderline-Ry Cooder
She Don't Love Nobody-Nick Lowe
Memphis In The Meantime-Greg Allman
Sure As I'm Siiting Here-3 Dog Night
Through Your Hands-Don Henley

Bonnie Raitt has covered several, of course.

Please help identify more.

 

There's a bunch here: http://webhostingpal.com/jdv/html/covers.htm

 

"love Gets Strange" is a fine collection of various artists covering John Hiatt. Not a tribute album.

http://www.amazon.com/Love-Gets-Strange-Songs-Hiatt/dp/B000008GJU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=12

 

Of course, Riding With The King got the Clapton-BB King treatment

Iggy Pop does a nice version of Something Wild on Brick by Brick

 

Thanks mrjinks.

 

Rosanne Cash and Rodney Crowell have recorded a bunch of his songs.

 

"The Usual" covered by Bob Dylan.

 

One of my favorites is Bill Frisell's version of "Have a Little Faith in Me" (one of my absolute favorite Hiatt songs).

 

Delbert McClinton also covered "Have A Liitle Faith".

 

There is also this collection released by Vangaurd records, "It'll Come to You: The Songs of John Hiatt."

 

Thinking of You - Tracy Nelson (1972)

 

"Angel Eyes" covered by New Grass Revival.

 

When We Ran-Linda Ronstadt

 

So did Joe Cocker, as well as Hiatt himself - he re-recorded it for his A&M Best of album. But I prefer the sparse instrumentation of the original version.

On the same album (We ran, 1998) she also did a great rendition of Icy blue heart, one of Hiatt's best songs IMO.

 

Dutch female singer Ilse deLange issued a live recording full of Hiatt songs - a tribute called Dear John. She's one of the best-selling artists in Holland right now, but she recorded this album at an early stage of her career, showing her adoration for Americana.

It was meant to be a limited pressing. It's OOP right now and in Holland people pay big bucks for a copy.

 

Elvis Costello has done a beautiful acoustic version of She Loves the Jerk, its on the bonus disc to Goodbye Cruel World.

 

JH has an incredible body of work, one of my all -time faves!

 

Dylan's performance of that song is probably the only remotely good thing about the awful movie "Hearts of Fire" (Dylan also performs a nice version of Shel Silverstein's "A Couple More Years", but that performance is very brief and IMO ruined by the awkward setting).

 

I think Conway Twitty's "Heavy Tears" is one of the first Hiatt songs to be recorded by anybody else.

 

First time I ever heard of John Hiatt was because of Jeff Healey covering that song about eyes or something....

I saw john a few years ago with his good guitarist and man were they great...2004 I think...

axis

 

aaron neville
"feels like rain"
"washable ink"
two of my favorites

 

"Washable Ink" was recorded by the Neville Brothers.

 

Angel Eyes!! Jeff Healey did a nice version.
He also did Confidence Man

 

There's an entire album of Hiatt covers:

http://www.amazon.com/Itll-Come-You-Songs-Hiatt/dp/B00008QXJO

My dad owns this one. Rodney Crowell's "She loves the jerk" and Emmylou Harris' "Icy blue heart" (also on her Bluebird album) are great.

 

"Angel Eyes" which Hiatt eventually did himself...