Jezebel (song) - Covers

Covers

  • Edith Piaf and Charles Aznavour recorded a French version of the song.
  • Brazilian singer Leny Eversong recorded another popular version in the early 1950s.
  • Alexander Veljanov recorded a cover of the song.
  • Czechoslovak singer Waldemar Matuška performed a Czech version of this song.
  • The Belgian singer Wendy Van Wanten recorded a Dutch-language version of the song in 1995.
  • Desi Arnaz sings the song in an episode of I Love Lucy (1950s).
  • Gene Vincent recorded this song with his group The Blue Caps for his first LP record Blue-Jean Bop (1956), Capitol Records.
  • The Everly Brothers recorded the song for their 1962 album Instant Party!.
  • The Illusions, a surf music band, recorded an instrumental version in 1963.
  • Herman's Hermits recorded the song for their 1967 LP There's a Kind of Hush All Over the World, and it became a regular feature of their live performances afterward.
  • The Rumbles, Ltd, a band from Lincoln, Nebraska, recorded a pop-psychedelic version of the song in 1967. It was a regional hit in the Midwest.
  • The Controllers, a band from Los Angeles, recorded a punk rock version of this song in 1978.
  • Reverend Horton Heat covered this song on his album Liquor in the Front in 1994.
  • Shakin' Stevens covered this song in 1988 and released it as a single in remixed form in 1989.
  • Dave Vanian & the Phantom Chords covered the song on their self-titled album released in 1995.
  • Anna Calvi covered this song in 2010 and recorded it as a single in February 2012.
  • Tom Jones released the song in 2012 (produced by Jack White) as the b-side to his single "Evil".

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