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The 25 pages that link to Cover version, each with the reason it gives.

• Sampling (music)Compared with: A cover performs a song anew instead of reusing its recorded sound.

• SongwritingCompared with: A cover interprets an existing composition rather than originating it.

• Classical music arrangementCompared with: A cover may preserve the original setting, whereas an arrangement specifically adapts musical forces.

• Crossover musicCompared with: A cover may introduce a song to a new market without the original artist crossing over.

• Music licensingCompared with: A cover avoids licensing the original master but can still require composition rights.

• RemixCompared with: A cover usually re-performs the song, while a remix alters recorded material.

• SongRelated: A cover can reinterpret a song while carrying its identity into new contexts.

• Adaptation (arts)Broader topic: It is a music-specific form of reworking that usually preserves the song itself.

• Easy listeningRelated: Easy-listening artists often recast familiar pop songs in smoother vocal or orchestral arrangements.

• Yé-yéRelated: French adaptations of successful English-language songs were a characteristic route into yé-yé recording.

• Gimme ShelterNarrower topic: The song’s vocal and arrangement have been reinterpreted by artists including Grand Funk Railroad.

• Piano transcriptionCompared with: A cover typically changes performers or style without necessarily recasting the music for piano.

• SongwriterCompared with: A cover separates the songwriter's composition from a later performer's interpretation.

• Original Pilipino MusicCompared with: Cover versions can be popular in the Philippines but are not original compositions.

• Traditional popRelated: Traditional pop singers often brought older songs to new audiences through their own versions.

• Emmylou HarrisRelated: Harris often recast songs from rock, folk, and country through her own arrangements and vocal phrasing.

• The Girl from IpanemaNarrower topic: Its many recorded interpretations show how the composition travels beyond its original arrangement.

• La BohèmeRelated: Artists have reinterpreted the song while retaining its recognizable melody and narrative.

• Musical parodyCompared with: A cover reproduces a song as a performance, while parody transforms it for comic effect.

• The Moon Represents My HeartNarrower topic: Many singers have reinterpreted the composition, keeping it in circulation across styles.

• Hey Ya!Related: Its highly recognizable hook has invited reinterpretations by musicians across genres.

• JoleneNarrower topic: Numerous artists reinterpret Parton’s composition while retaining its recognizable address to Jolene.

• SuperstitionNarrower topic: Other musicians have reinterpreted the song’s recognizable groove and melody.

• Unchained MelodyNarrower topic: The song’s many recordings show how performers reinterpret a shared composition.

• Kyu SakamotoRelated: Many artists recorded “Sukiyaki,” extending the song’s life beyond Sakamoto’s version.