M. Ward plays "O'Brien" on Austin City Limits with Conor Oberst, 2005.

Suede plays "Pantomime Horse" in 1993. From Love & Poison.

Well how about that. I like a Blur song.
"The Universal" on Later...with Jools Holland.

Beck plays two from Sea Change on Austin City Limits, 2002.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds play "God is in the House" on Later...with Jools Holland.

From Billboard:

Ryan Adams' latest album with his band the Cardinals, "Cardinology," is barely a month old, but the artist is already back in the studio tracking demos for more than a dozen new songs under the working album title "Dear Impossible."

Songs put to tape with engineer Noah Goldstein include "Firefly," "So Quiet, It's Loud," "Goodbye Sunshine," "Universe Size Arms," the title cut, "Please, Hold On," "Souls Full of Holes," "OK, I Surrender," "Wild & Hopeless," "Kaleidoscope Eyes," "Your Name Here," "Mirror-Gold," "The Lights" and "Lost in Space."

Adams apparently intends to incorporate contributions from the Cardinals at a later date. "Songs need seasons. So it's springtime for these," he wrote on his blog. "The guys, my BFF's in the Cards, all gave me way thumbs up on almost all of them so I figured why not get the working model down now."

The artist describes the material as similar to his 2004 album "Love Is Hell," and "like a more pop, melodic style." He's also drawn comparisons to Sonic Youth's "Sister" and the Smiths' "Hatful of Hollow." "But man, these tunes, they're tiny little things compared to those records," Adams says.

The Association on the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in 1967.