Artist: 10,000 Maniacs

Country

United States

Member

Natalie Merchant Lead singer

John & Mary

Performances

		Title	Performer	Release date	Covered by
1		Can't Ignore the Train	10,000 Maniacs	September 27, 1985	The Popguns
2		My Mother the War	10,000 Maniacs	January 1984	(2 artists)

	Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
1	(Don't Go Back To) Rockville	10,000 Maniacs feat. Michael Stipe	1992	R.E.M.
2	Because the Night	10,000 Maniacs	1993	Bruce Springsteen
3	Everyday Is Like Sunday	10,000 Maniacs	1992	Morrissey
4	Hello in There	10,000 Maniacs	1989	John Prine
5	I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love With You	10,000 Maniacs	1995	Tom Waits
6	More Than This	10,000 Maniacs	1997	Roxy Music
7	Peace Train	10,000 Maniacs	1987	Cat Stevens
8	Starman	10,000 Maniacs	1990	David Bowie
9	These Days	10,000 Maniacs	November 27, 1990	Nico
10	Who Knows Where the Time Goes?	10,000 Maniacs	1999	Sandy Denny and The Strawbs
11	Wildwood Flower	10,000 Maniacs	1989	The Carter Family

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
1	The Earth Pressed Flat	10,000 Maniacs	1999	Bar/None Records
2	In My Tribe	10,000 Maniacs	1987	Elektra
3	Love Among the Ruins	10,000 Maniacs	1997	Geffen
4	MTV Unplugged	10,000 Maniacs	1993	Elektra
5	Secrets of the I Ching	10,000 Maniacs	January 1984	Mark Recordings
6	The Wishing Chair	10,000 Maniacs	September 27, 1985	Elektra

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
1	Candy Everybody Wants	10,000 Maniacs	1992	Elektra
2	These Are Days	10,000 Maniacs	1990	Elektra
3	You Happy Puppet	10,000 Maniacs	1989	Elektra

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
1	Rubaiyat - Elektra's 40th Anniversary	various artists	November 27, 1990	Elektra
2	Step Right Up - The Songs of Tom Waits	various artists	1995	Manifesto

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