Mumford67

Now that Sinead O'Connor has stopped performing "Nothing Compares 2 U," perhaps it's time Puddles becomes the definitive version.

Of all your covers, the one that has really stood out for me is the cover of James Brown's "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" with an absolutely gorgeous arrangement and my favorite Morgan James vocal performance to date. It may also be one of the oldest, if not the oldest, songs you have covered. Do you foresee reshaping any other pre-80's chestnuts in the near future? Would love to see what PMJ could do with something like "River Deep, Mountain High."

FWIW, I think Uptown Funk could make a great 20's jazz cover, with the "hot damns" delivered in a Cab Calloway style call and response. Of course that's easy for me to say when I can only play about 15 basic chords on a guitar.

Have you ever done a cover that you absolutely loved but were surprised to find the reaction less enthusiastic than your own?

How about some "Hey Ya" in the style of Fred Astaire? Haven't seen enough of Alex recently.