NRBQ - NRBQ Songs Covered By Other Artists

NRBQ Songs Covered By Other Artists

  • "Ridin' In My Car" - She & Him
  • "Flat Foot Flewzy" - Widespread Panic
  • "Me & The Boys" - Bonnie Raitt, Dave Edmunds
  • "Green Lights" - Bonnie Raitt, Dave Edmunds
  • "I Want You Bad" - Dan Baird, Freedy Johnston, The Long Ryders, Dave Edmunds, J Mascis
  • "It Comes To Me Naturally" - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
  • "Magnet" - Yo La Tengo
  • "What Can I Say" - Yo La Tengo
  • "Help Me Somebody" - Widespread Panic
  • "Christmas Wish" - She & Him
  • "Hobbies" - David Sanborn
  • "Ain't No Horse" - Widespread Panic

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