Sonny Curtis and the Crickets wrote the number, and it gained popularity once The Bobby Fuller Four took a spin at it in 1966.

Nirvana wasn’t the first band to cover the song, Lulu got their first in 1974.“Hey, Joe” is a song about a man planning on fleeing to Mexico after shooting his wife, so it’s real romantic. While many have attempted to put their own spin on the track, such as Patti Smith, Soft Cell, Deep Purple and countless others, Cave and the Bad Seeds managed to make their effort stick out with wonderful creativity.Backed by the house band, which included David Sanborn on the saxophone, Charlie Haden on the double bass, Toots Thielemans with the harmonica, Jools Holland on the keys and, of course, Mick Harvey on the guitar, Nick Cave pays tribute to a song and a musician who has inspired generations of future stars.Watch Nick Cave’s game-changing cover Jimi Hendrix song ‘Hey Joe’ live in 1990,Start typing to see results or hit ESC to close,From The Beatles to The Beach Boys: Sonic Youth’s 5 best cover songs,Listen to a previously unreleased version of Chris Cornell song ‘Only These Words’,Kate Bush once revealed the ‘Wuthering Heights’ lyrics in a handwritten letter to a young fan,David Bowie, Debbie Harry, Paul McCartney and more pictured in their underpants by Paula Yates,Art Attack’s Neil Buchanan forced to deny that he is Banksy,Banksy sends rescue boat to save refugees attempting to reach Europe,From David Bowie to Pink Floyd: Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine names the 10 albums that changed his life,David Bowie once picked his favourite Bowie songs from his collection,From The Stooges to The Byrds: The 8 songs that David Byrne couldn’t live without.

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Here are 10 examples:One of the more upbeat and electric tracks off of White’s debut solo album.I had no idea “It’s My Life” was a cover until I started writing this. It was covered by The Hypstrz, ZZ Top, Giovani Leoni 2, Ricky Shayne and other artists. Here, we look back the moment Nick Cave joined forces with his Bad Seeds bandmate Mick Harvey to cover Jimi Hendrix song ‘Hey Joe’. The Music Machine released it on the album (Turn On) The Music Machine in 1966.