The same song but different titles?

For example the song "Into The Lens' by YES is called 'I Am A Camera' on the versions by Buggles & Kim Carnes.

Cant think of any other songs where this happens ?

 

The Yardbirds - Train Kept A-Rollin' / Stroll On
The Yardbirds/Led Zeppelin - I'm Confused / Dazed And Confused

 

Eric Boyle wrote and did No Man's Land, Furey's called it Green Fields of France and someone else did it as Willie McBride if I recall correctly

 

Tim Buckley and Blood, Sweat & Tears - "Morning Glory"
Linda Ronstadt w/the Stone Poneys - "Hobo"

 

The beautiful "Muskrat Candlelight" by Willis Alan Ramsey = (unfortunately) "Muskrat Love" by a couple different artists.

 

Ramones-- "Bonzo Goes to Bitburg" (single) became "My Brain is Hanging Upside Down" (LP track)

Jacksons-- "Heartbreak Hotel" became "This Place Hotel," probably due to another song.

 

Jerry Butler, "He Will Break Your Heart"/Tony Orlando & Dawn, "He Don't Love You (Like I Love You)"

 

Fatal-Too Foo- covered/remixed by Morgan Page=I've Had Friends

 

Speaking of Curtis Mayfield (who wrote the above song), his tune "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um," which was a hit for Major Lance, became "Curious Mind (Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um)" when Johnny Rivers covered it.

 

Guided By Voices released "Snuff Movie (She's Gone)" on a compilation, then released the same song a year later on Tonics & Twisted Chasers, but changed the name to "Reptilian Beauty Secrets"

 

This song became known by another title, with a third subtitle!

 

The Stooges "1969" = The Damned "I Feel Alright"

 

You Need Love by Muddy Waters recorded by Led Zeppelin as Whole Lotta Love

 

Never Never Never - Shirley Bassey
I Hate You Then I Love You - Céline Dion & Luciano Pavarotti
Grande Grande Grande - Mina (a bit of a cheat since this was the original Italian version)

 

Same recording, same mix, same length:

1998: Digi Onze - Safari-Hari
2004: Javi P3z Orquesta - The Safari Javi P3z Orquesta - Sports

 

The Beach Boys

Help Me Ronda (Today! album)
Help Me Rhonda (single and Summer Days album)

 

The Hollies, "Yes I Will"/The Monkees, "I'll Be True to You"

 

"Message to Martha," first recorded by Jerry Butler in 1963, became "Kentucky Bluebird" when recorded by Lou Johnson in 1964, and finally became "Message to Michael" when Dionne Warwick put it in the top 10 in 1966.

 

The Monkees - Randy Scouse Git/Alternate Title

 

Fred Neil's song was recorded as "Echoes" by Spanky and Our Gang but as "Everybody's Talkin'" by both the author and most popularly by Nilsson.

 

"The Wind Beneath My Wings," a hit for several artists including Bette Midler, was recorded under the name "Hero" by Gladys Knight & the Pips.

 

"In Other Words" is the original recorded title of the song later, and better, known as "Fly Me to the Moon."

 

Deep Purple - "Wring That Neck" in the UK was retitled "Hard Road" in the US. I've never understood why.

 

U2 “Do You Feel Loved”/ Naked Funk! “Alien Groove Sensation”

 

Bukka White - Shake 'Em On Down / Led Zeppelin - Hats Off To Roy Harper