Written by Al Anderson
Originally done by his band NRBQ in 1977.
http://www.discogs.com/NRBQ-Ridin-In-My-Car-Do-The-Bump/release/1710737
Covered by She & Him on this years "Volume Two" album, released on 23rd March.
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I should have noted that the track is billed as Faithless featuring Blancmange (who actually did appear in the studio to sing and to play on the version).
Covered by Faithless featuring Johnny 'Itch' Fox, re-titled "Crazy Bal'heads" on this years "The Dance" album, released 14th May 2010 acc to AMG, 16th May 2010 acc to Wiki...
written by Neil Arthur / Stephen Luscombe
Originally done by Blancmange in 1982. Released as a single and also on their debut album Happy Families.
http://www.discogs.com/Blancmange-Happy-Families/release/218892
Covered by Faithless on this years "The Dance" album, released 14th May acc to AMG, 16th May acc to Wiki...
Covered by Cancer Bats as a single, released March 2nd, 2010.
Covered by The Black Keys as "Never Gonna Give You Up" on this years "Brothers" album, released 18th May 2010.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brothers_(The_Black_Keys_album)
Covered by The Fall, only found on "The Fall Box Set" in 2007.
Covered by Divine in 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walk_Like_a_Man_(The_Four_Seasons_song)
Written by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio.
Originally recorded and released by The Four Seasons in 1963.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walk_Like_a_Man_(The_Four_Seasons_song)
Covered by The Fall, only on "The Fall Box Set" in 2007.
Covered by The Fall, only released on "The Fall Box Set" in 2007.
A 1989 live recording of "Race With The Devil" (from John Peel's 50th birthday party at the Subterrania Club in London) was released by The Fall on their 2000 compilation album, Backdrop.
Covered by The Fall live in 1982. 
This rarity lay unreleased until the 2003 expanded re-issue of 1982's "In A Hole".
http://www.discogs.com/Fall-Fall-In-A-Hole-/release/1198694
Note: "Black Night" runs on from "C'n'C", disc 2, track 7...
Written by Lee Perry
First out as a single by The Creators, Amalgamated Records, AMG 821, 1968.
Covered by The Fall in session for Peel, recorded between 15th - 19th January 1992 - produced by Dale Griffin. Complete with a nod to Perrys' nutty studio clink clunking and bottle smashing. Who said Smith wasn't a music fan?
The Fall's Peel session version was so good it was afforded the status of a special 7" and 12" release in 1993.
Written by Lee Perry / Joe Gibbs
Originally done by Sir Gibbs on a 7" on Amalgamated Records, 1968, AMG 822.
People Grudgeful was released by Joe Gibbs, the boss of Amalgamated Records, under the name Sir Gibbs. It was a musical response to Lee Perry's People Funny Boy (on the same riddim), which had been a vitriolic attack on Perry's former producer and label owner, Gibbs.
Covered by The Fall as "Why Are People Grudgeful?" on "The Infotainment Scan" album of 1993.
by Hubble Bubble on their self titled 1978 LP.
http://www.discogs.com/Hubble-Bubble-Hubble-Bubble/release/604436
Featuring the legendary Plastic Bertrand on drums...
Written by Lee Hazlewood
First out by Nancy Sinatra b-side to "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" in 1965.
http://www.discogs.com/Nancy-Sinatra-These-Boots-Are-Made-For-Walkin/release/957...
Covered by The Fall, recorded 17th December 1995 in session for John Peel as "The City Never Sleeps". First released in 2003.
http://www.discogs.com/Fall-Word-Of-Expectation-BBC-Sessions/release/1974504
Here's correct title and songwriting confirmation for The Fall's version...
http://www.discogs.com/Fall-The-Complete-Peel-Sessions-1978-2004/release/530824