Sabre Dance - Covers

Covers

Recorded
  • 1948 – The Andrews Sisters (US) video
  • 1949 – Chick Rooster and The Barnyarders (US) audio
  • 1964 – Steve Miller Band video
  • 1968 – Love Sculpture with Dave Edmunds (Wales) video
  • 1973 – Spontaneous Combustion (US) audio
  • 1974 – Ekseption (Netherlands) from album Bingo (1974) audio
  • 1979 – The Boys (UK) from album To Hell with the Boys (1979) audio
  • 1979 – Pretenders (US/UK) covered it during 1979 live shows, a recording appears on the two disc 2006 reissue of their eponymous debut album audio
  • 1985 – The Lord's Prayer by Nina Hagen (Germany) from album In Ekstase (1985) audio
  • 1988 – U.K. Subs (UK) from album Killing Time (1988) audio
  • 1989 – Toy Dolls (UK) from album Wakey Wakey (1989) audio
  • 1992 – Mekong Delta (Germany) from album Kaleidoscope (1992) video
  • 1994 – "Sodom and Gomorrah" by band Accept (Germany) from album Death Row (1994) audio
  • 1996 – Skyclad (UK) from album Irrational Anthems (1996) audio
  • 2004 – Vanessa-Mae (UK) from album Choreography (2004) video
  • 2004 – "Highly Strung" by Bond (UK) from album Classified (2004) audio
  • 2006 – Tony Levin (US) from album Resonator (2006) audio
  • 2007 – The Brian Setzer Orchestra (US) from album Wolfgang's Big Night Out (2007) audio
  • 2009 – "Sabre Dance" by Sonya Kahn (Germany) video
  • 2010 – Les Fradkin (US) from album Hyper Midi Guitar (2010)
  • 2011 – Michał Jelonek (Poland) from album Revenge (2011) video
Live
  • Ivan Rebroff (Germany) performed the song in a concert in Sydney, Australia in 1982 video
  • The Disco Biscuits (US) sometimes cover "Sabre Dance" at their live shows, often mixing in elements of rock and trance. No recorded version is available. live audio

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