Thought we could share and discuss Covers for or by Prog bands

For instance King crimson's Heroes cover for bowie is a good example 

or this live solo of "free as a bird":

Thought it was cool,

Also i know Zappa does some stuff mainly on his live shows, though usually its pretty sarcastic

Like stairway to heaven, happy together..

Spock's Beard did Genesis's Squonk on one of their lives..

Anyways looking for that sort of thing - either covers by prog artists or tributes to prog classics

 

Dutch crossover group Zoo did a Beatles medley called "Dedicated To You All":

Gryphon did a gorgeous cover of another Beatles tune, "Mother Nature's Son":

As for prog covers of songs that were originally written as prog songs, Landberk did a cover of T2's "No More White Horses":

And, back to the Beatles, apparently Bubu used to do live prog renditions of Eleanor Rigby back with their 70's lineup. 

One of my favorite prog covers: RPWL covering Bob Dylan's "Masters of War," as though it were an out-take from Pink Floyd's Momentary Lapse of Reason.

Many of the musicians who feature on these pages have done covers of other musicians' songs (in the studio or live)--from Yes doing The Beatles' "Every Little Thing" on their first album to Adrian Belew doing, erm, well, The Beatles' "I'm Down."

Bands like The Residents have a huge back catalog of extreme covers, most famously perhaps their version of The Stones' "Satisfaction" (but they've also done Sun Ra, The Monkees, Elvis, Hank Williams, Sousa, James Brown, George Gershwin . . .). Fellow weirdo Nash the Slash did great covers of "19th Nervous Breakdown," "Dead Man's Curve" and "Smoke on the Water" (as "Dopes on the Water").

So here's an awkward/dumb/radical question: Does Egg doing Bach's Fugue in D Minor count as a cover? How about ELP's Pictures (and "The Barbarian" and "Knife's Edge" and and and)?

But if we mean other groups covering prog rock songs . . . that's a whole other game.

Henry Cow covering Matching Mole's "Gloria Gloom" :

And as a bonus, Kalish (Chile) doing "Stones of Year" (ELP):