Artist
Morrissey
Songs Morrissey wrote with others: “Everyday Is Like Sunday” (with Stephen Street), “First of the Gang to Die” (with Alain Whyte) and “Hairdresser on Fire” (with Stephen Street). Songs Morrissey wrote that others recorded: “Everyday Is Like Sunday” (10,000 Maniacs, 1992), “First of the Gang to Die” (Zee Avi, 2009) and “Suedehead” (Josh Rouse). Songs Morrissey recorded that someone else wrote: “Back on the Chain Gang” by Chrissie Hynde. On General Admission 4 Us: 4 cuts and 5 records.
Cuts that start with Morrissey
Morrissey co-wrote and recorded "I Know It’s Gonna Happen Someday." Which artist liked it enough to record his own version the following year?David Bowie
the record · next: David Bowie
Morrissey sang "Everyday Is Like Sunday" in 1988, but he didn't write it alone. Who shares the writing credit with him?Stephen Street
the record · next: Stephen Street
Morrissey co-wrote "Everyday Is Like Sunday" with Stephen Street and recorded it first. Which band later cut their own version of it?Pretenders
the record · next: Pretenders
Morrissey didn't write "First of the Gang to Die" alone. Who shares the writing credit with him on it?Alain Whyte
the record · next: Alain Whyte
Records by Morrissey
Morrissey · Everyday Is Like Sunday
1988 · via Pretenders
Morrissey · I Know It’s Gonna Happen Someday
1992 · via Morrissey
Records that lead to Morrissey
Waylon Jennings · Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?
1975 · via Waylon Jennings
The Jam · That’s Entertainment
1976 · via The Jam
Pretenders · Back on the Chain Gang
1982 · via Pretenders
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