Artists that have released the same song with both group and solo?

[bRETT]

Shapes of Things-- Yardbirds & Jeff Beck Group

[Rarebird]

Wolfgang Niedecken, with the WDR Big Band Köln on Niedecken Koeln
Für 'ne Moment on Bap - Comics & Pin-ups
Met Wolke schwaade on Bap - Pik Sibbe
Chippendale Desch on Bap - Af un zo
Amerika on Bap - Amerika
Nix wie bessher on Bap - Amerika
Stadt em Niemandstand on Bap - Da Capo
Unger Krahnebäume on Bap - Sonx
Hück ess sing Band en der Stadt on Bap - Comics & Pin-ups
Queen von dä Ihrenströös on Bap - Pik Sibbe

[pb2015]

Robert Lamm "Skinny Boy" also released by Chicago. In fact, the Chicago version is the same recording, but a different mix with Chicago's horns overdubbed.

[Kai]

Jim Pembroke: "Grass for Blades", "No New Games" and "Hard Top Lincoln" were recorded both solo and for Wigwam's studio albums.

[Facelift]

Lou Reed's first solo album was almost all new arrangements of previously recorded Velvet Underground songs.

[AdventAlan]

Greetings,

How about "Labyrinth" by Kit Watkins? It appeared as a title track of his solo album as well on Happy the Man's 3rd: Better Late​ ... release. One my favorite tunes of all time, in fact!

Cheers,


Alan

[Halmyre]

Ian Gillan (and his) Band reworked Purple's 'Child in Time' for their first album.

[Big Ears]

Dog Me Bitch by Tony McPhee on The Two Sides of Tony TS McPhee, which was performed live by The Groundhogs, around the time of Solid, and released as a BBC In Concert by Windsong. The group version is best imo.

[calyx]

How about "Labyrinth" by Kit Watkins? It appeared as a title track of his solo album as well on Happy the Man's 3rd: Better Late​ ... release. One my favorite tunes of all time, in fact!

Agreed - wonderful piece. As is, of course, "While Crome Yellow Shine", which is also on both, albeit with some parts missing in the solo KW version.

Since you mention "Better Late...", it also includes "Eye Of The Storm" which Kit re-did with Camel on their "I Can See Your House From Here" album.

Actually Watkins used these pieces on non-HTM albums because "Better Late..." only came out in 1983, four years after it had been recorded. When he re-did them solo or with Camel, they were previously unreleased material.

[Fracktured]

Midnight Rider by both Allman Brothers Band and Gregg Allman

Gregg's done many of his songs solo that were recorded by the ABB.

[mogrooves]

Rick Derringer - "R&RHK" with Winter and solo

[Big Ears]

Lemmy recorded Motorhead with Hawkwind and then Motorhead. The same is true for Lost Johnny.

[Dave (in MA)]

Hey Now Princess, Weird of Hermiston , and The Clearout were recorded by Cream and were done later by Jack Bruce on his solo albums, and the Cream versions were never released until the big box came out.

[Superfly]

'Desiree' from The Left Banke album Too. Michael Brown then helped form Montage and Desiree was also on that album as well, almost identical.

[Progbear]

"Sentimental Lady", by Fleetwood Mac and later on by Bob Welch solo.

He redid “Future Games” on one of his solo albums as well.

How about "Labyrinth" by Kit Watkins? It appeared as a title track of his solo album as well on Happy the Man's 3rd: Better Late​ ... release.

Labyrinth also features “Mt. St. Helens,” which is Kit’s solo rendition of [I think] “Docks” off of Camel’s Nude album.

I agree that “Labyrinth” is one of Kit’s finest compositions. I adore both versions, though neither is especially distinct from one another.

[Rarebird]

On the latest Ton Scherpenzeel solo album 'The lion's dream', there are some old Kayak songs
Woe and alas
Relics from a distant age
Dead bird flies forever

On the Stips album Egotrip, there are old songs from:
Supersister:
She was naked
A girl named you
Memories are new 1
Radio
Corporating combo boys

Sweet d'Buster:
No more cricket
Smash the mirror

Nits:
Think it over
Memories are new 3
Springtime coming soon

[Rune Blackwings]

Huw Lloyd Langton-"Candle Burning" and "Waiting for Tomorrow", both with Hawkwind and Lloyd Langton Group
Dave Brock-several, but "Bosnia" as a solo and "Death of War" with Hawkwind; "Some People Never Die" with Hawkwind and as a solo as "Assassination"...

[bob_32_116]

Hang On Sloopy - released by The McCoys, and years later by Rick Derringer as a solo artist.

[Rune Blackwings]

Not sure if "Raven Night" would qualify, even though it was released under Hagalaz' Runedance and then as a solo by Nebelhexe, since Hagalaz' Runedance was never really a band per se as it was Nebelhexe with a changing collection of musicians

[No Pride]

Greetings,

How about "Labyrinth" by Kit Watkins? It appeared as a title track of his solo album as well on Happy the Man's 3rd: Better Late​ ... release. One my favorite tunes of all time, in fact!

Good call; great tune!

[Garden Dreamer]

Good topic and it seems like I should know a few but I'm drawing blanks right now...

[arabicadabra]

Turn To Stone - Barnstorm and then Joe Walsh
Behind The Lines - Phil with and without his backup band

[rickawakeman]

Speaking of Kit and Camel..."Docks" from "Nude" also shows up on Kit's Labyrinth as "Mt. St. Helens" albeit in somewhat different form, yes? Both were released in '80...I think Kit's version came first, correct?

[3LockBox]

Let Me Love You Tonight - Pure Prairie League/ Vince Gill solo

[Progbear]

Speaking of Kit and Camel..."Docks" from "Nude" also shows up on Kit's Labyrinth as "Mt. St. Helens" albeit in somewhat different form, yes? Both were released in '80...I think Kit's version came first, correct?

It first appears on Post #40.

Speaking of Camel: it doesn’t really count, as it wasn’t recorded (to my knowledge), but the bridge section to “Summer Lightning” that Richard Sinclair wrote later resurfaced in scat-sung form in an untitled improvisational piece he played live.