+ all the Dylan covers I have heard are much better, especially those done by Manfred Mann´s Earth Band
"Come Away Melinda" done by Uriah Heep, a Hellerman/Minkoff song, the best of them all. David Byron reigns supreme.
"Theme for an Imaginary Western" by MOUNTAIN is THE best ever. Felix Pappalardi reigns supreme.
"Every Little Thing" by Yes - Jon Anderson & Co. made it astral
"Everydays" by Yes - Jon Anderson & Co., orig. Steven Stills tune
"America" Yes made it stellar.
"Black Magic Woman" done by Santana.
"Framed", "Delilah", "Runaway" by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band. Alex smokes.
"Stormy Monday Blues" & "Robe Ladder to the Moon" on COLOSSEUM LIVE March, 1971. Chris Farlowe is the man.
"Rock and Roll Medley" Live January 1973 by Uriah Heep smokes all the other versions of that subject. David Byron rules supreme.
"Morning Dew" by Nazareth
"Superstition" by Beck, Bogert & Appice
"Going Down" Jeff Beck Group doing a Don Dix tune