Get The Party Started - Cover Versions

Cover Versions

  • A cover by Stretch Arm Strong was recorded for the 2002 compilation album Punk Goes Pop.
  • A fast, remixed eurodance version by Nancy And The Boys was recorded for the 2002 dance compilation Dancemania Speed 10.
  • Irish artist Damien Rice recorded a cover version with Lisa Hannigan for the 2003 compilation Even Better than the Real Thing Vol. 1.
  • German singer Sascha Schmitz covered the song (as Dick Brave & The Backbeats) for his 2003 album Dick This.
  • David Brent sings a couple of lines from the chorus of this song during The Office Christmas Special, also making a joke about one of the lines.
  • A recent cover version of this song was produced by Dan Winter, a German Hard dance producer.
  • The Chinese pop singer Jolin Tsai recorded a cover for her English album Love Exercise.
  • David Cassidy performed the song as fictional Vegas performer Boone Vincent in the "Vegas" episode of the TV series Malcolm in the Middle.
  • Zebrahead covered the song on their all-covers album Panty Raid.
  • Opera singer Rhydian Roberts sang Bassey's version of the song during his tenure on The X Factor.
  • The Crash covered it on their demo album Crash!
  • Russian girl group Serebro covered it as a live performance for a possible on their upcoming album.
  • John Barrowman covered the song live in his 2010 concert tour. His performance at the Royal Albert Hall was filmed for DVD.

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