Fat Bottomed Girls - Cover Versions

Cover Versions

  • Kid Rock did a southern rock version of the song on 2004's CMT Outlaws concert special.
  • On the Ozzfest 2006 tour, Atreyu used the intro to open their set.
  • Mark Salling, as his character Puck, covered the song on the TV series Glee in the second season episode "Silly Love Songs".
  • Actor Jack Black and Idol finalist Casey Abrams sang this song, in a medley on the last episode of American Idol on May 25, 2011.
  • Alternative rock band, House of Heroes, used to cover the song during Live Shows.
  • The band Antigone Rising covered the song on the 2005 tribute album Killer Queen: A Tribute to Queen.
  • The song was covered by American Idol season five contestant Bucky Covington during Queen week.
  • Hayseed Dixie covered it in bluegrass style on their 2002 album A Hillbilly Tribute to Mountain Love.
  • Pop band The Feeling performed this song on their 2007 UK tour.
  • Kevin Fowler covered the song on his 2002 album High on the Hog.
  • Eric Church uses this song now as his intro to "I Pledge Allegiance To The Hag" in his live performances.
  • Country singer Stephen Cochran closes his live performances with a remake of "Fat Bottomed Girls".
  • A song set to the same tune "Triple D's" was featured in an episode of Rick & Steve.
  • Amos Lee occasionally covers the song as an encore while touring.
  • A Japanese pop duo, Kirinji covers the song in folk style on their 2002 album Omnibus.
  • The cover band Jeffster covered this song at the 2009 Comic Con panel for Chuck.
  • The song was covered by American Idol season eleven winner Phillip Phillips in 2012.

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