It's the warm-up show with Alan Jerry.

This song used to be a huge for Jersey cover bands.

Drama-Rama, anything, anything.

It's so funny you say cover band or cover,

because I had one on in my earbuds coming up this morning and I was like,

I wonder if Al, if I asked Al.

Oh, I'll know it.

No, no, no, no, just to like your top five favorite cover songs.

Or maybe not the song itself, but the specific performance of the version of the song.

Okay, yeah.

Maybe not for this moment, but I'd have to think. I'll give you one right off the top of my head, which I've loved. It was a cover of Raspberry Beret, the Prince song. Yeah. As done by the band name was they're called Hindu Love Gods, but that band was Warren Zevon on vocals with REM as the band.

Okay.

They put out one album called, then they named their band Hindu Love Gods.

But they did that on Letterman.

Warren Zvon did was tremendous.

All tying in, you mentioned REM.

Yeah.

Because the cover I was listening to was Hootie and the Blowfish doing losing my religion.

Oh, is that right?

You love a good Hootie and the blowfish doing losing my religion oh is that right you love a good hooty in the

blowfish i do love a good hooty in the blowfish yeah me too i do like hooty you didn't end up going in the

summer did you no you guys you were jerrys insane prices uh i can't sit on the lawn at these that

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