OUTLYERS COVER SONGS

The Outlyers generally perform a mix of original music (much of it available on the two band CDs and a few "solo" recordings by members) and covers of songs they love. Here's a list of songs they've covered in the last year or so. But if you go see the Outlyers don't be surprised to hear something not on this list - they're always learning new songs and expanding the repertoire.

Jockey Full of Bourbon - Tom Waits
Big River - Johnny Cash
What Do I Do? - Bob Kozak/The Jumpers
Season of the Witch - Donovan
Wheels - Flying Burrito Brothers
Claudette - Everly Brothers/Dwight Yoakam
American Girl - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
All the Young Dudes - Mott the Hoople
Carmelita - Warren Zevon
When I Paint My Masterpiece - Bob Dylan
Victoria - The Kinks
Across the Borderline - Ry Cooder
Beautiful Homes - Chris Isaak
SOS - ABBA
The Weight - The Band
8 Miles High - The Byrds
Loving Cup - The Rolling Stones
Lady Madonna - The Beatles
St. Valentine - Joe Ely
The Last Time - The Rolling Stones
D’yr Maker - Led Zeppelin
No Matter What - Badfinger
Tumbling Dice - The Rolling Stones
Rollin’ Man - Fleetwod Mac
Every River - Kim Richey
Keep On Growing - Derek & the Dominoes
The Day I Saw Bo Diddley... - Willy Nile
Gone Gone Gone - Everly Brothers/Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
Ninteen Hundred and Eighty Five - Paul McCartney
Band on the Run - Paul McCartney
Wings of a Nightingale - Everly Brothers
I’m Down - The Beatles
Come and Get It - Badfinger
Killing The Blues - Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
Listen to Her Heart - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The Light That Guides You Home - Jim Cuddy (Blue Rodeo)
Mission in the Rain - Jerry Garcia/Grateful Dead
The Kids are Alright - The Who
Get Yourself Together - The Small Faces
Feeling Alright - Joe Cocker/Traffic
Good Lovin' - The Young Rascals
Who'll Stop the Rain - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadows - Rolling Stones
Don't Let Me Down - The Beatles

There are also a handful of holiday songs that come out at the appropriate time of year. It's not unusual for a special song to pop up in honor of a birthday, anniversary, or other notable occasion.