English may well be the dominant language when it comes to popular music, but occasionally another will stake a claim. In this episode, we look at foreign language versions of popular songs, non-English hits and one where the lyrics were changed so as not to offend the American market.
- Sukiyaki – Kyu Sakamoto (Japanese)
- Sib Liebt Dich – The Beatles (German)
- Con Le Mie Lacrime – The Rolling Stones (Italian)
- Det War In Schoneberg – The Spencer Davis Group (German)
- Guantanamera – The Sandpipers (Spanish)
- Substitute – The Who
- Green Circles – The Small Faces (Italian)
- Que Tiempo Tan Feliz – Mary Hopkin (Spanish)
- Il Tuo Diamante – Procul Harem (Italian)
- Tema Dei Monkees – The Monkees (Italian)
- Dimenticari Non Potrei – Englebert Humperdinck (Italian)
- Si Tu Dois Partir – Fairport Convention (French)
- Per Chi – Harry Nilsson (Italian)
- Gaudette – Steeleye Span (Latin)
- Fernando – ABBA (Spanish)
- Mundzumundbeatmung – Peter Gabriel (German)
- Night Games – Thy Kiu (Japanese)