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Absolute Favorite Version of My Sharona

You’ve probably heard the song, but have you heard the cover by Veruca Salt? My Sharona is one of the most easily identifiable rock songs of the late 70s. The all too catchy lyrics have inspired dozens of pop parodies, including Weird Al Yankovic’s My Bologna. So, what is it about Veruca Salt’s cover of My Sharona that’s so awesome? Let’s find out!

The Story of My Sharona

The Story of My Sharona

aMy Sharona was a 1979 smash hit by the rock band, The Knack. They released My Sharona on their debut album entitled Get The Knack. For almost two months, the song was number one on the Billboard Top 100 charts.The original formation included four dark-haired female members – Linda Perry (lead singer), Christa Hillhouse (bass), Shaunna Hall (guitar), and Wanda Day (drums).

Who is Veruca Salt?

Who is Veruca Salt?

Veruca Salt is an indie-grunge band most known for its alternative 90s sound. Formed in 1992, Veruca Salt was one of the first female-fronted indie bands to land on the billboard charts.

Veruca Salt’s Best Known Songs

Veruca Salt’s Best Known Songs

Seether Nina Gordon had no idea her song about feminine rage would become one of the most popular songs of the early 90s. Although she knew her rave-up ditty had mainstream potential, she thought her band might not be on board.

Veruca Salt’s Best Known Songs

Veruca Salt’s Best Known Songs

Volcano Girls Volcano Girls is the second most popular song by Veruca Salt. But listeners are split between which one they favor. Released on the 1997 album Eight Arms to hold you, Volcano Girls is an grown up Seether.

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