Did Foo Fighters cover Baker Street?

Listen to the Foo Fighters’ Powerful, Long-Forgotten Cover of “Baker Street” The Colour and the Shape was the Foo Fighters’ second album, and the one that silenced notions of the band being a flash in the pan riding on Dave Grohl’s name.

When did Foo Fighters cover Baker Street?

Foo Fighters version

“Baker Street”
Song by Foo Fighters
Released	19 January 1998
Recorded	1997
Length	5:39

What album is Foo Fighters cover of Baker Street on?

The B-Side of the Foo Fighters 1998 Hit ‘My Hero’ Is a Respectable Cover of Gerry Rafferty’s ‘Baker Street’ In 1997, the Foo Fighters released “The Colour and the Shape“, their mega-selling album that included such songs as “My Hero“, “Everlong” and “Monkey Wrench“.

What key is Baker Street played in?

Baker Street is written in the key of G. Open Key notation: 2d.

Who did the song Baker Street?

Gerry Rafferty
Baker Street/Artists

Who did the cover of Baker Street?

Versions

Title	Performer	Release date
Baker Street	Gerry Rafferty	January 20, 1978
Baker Street	Top of the Pops	March 1978
Baker Street	Andy Stevens Connexion	1978
Baker Street	The Hiltonaires [DE]	1978

Who sang the song Baker Street?

What song did Foo Fighters cover?

Although the Foo Fighters have produced enough of their own music for everyone and their toddler, they still do covers. They’re just as good as the originals (duh, it’s the Foo Fighters). Including this new cover of The Bee Gees’ hit song “You Should Be Dancing” from 1976.

Who have the Foo Fighters covered?

Artists covered by Foo Fighters