Jerry-OKE

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Your favorite Majic 99 artists covering/Singing "Jerry-Oke" to their favorite songs!

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Grenade-ee-oke

Gavin Degraw flexing his "Jerry-Oke" muscles with this GREAT version of the Bruno Mars smash "Grenade". Enjoy

During my vacation Whitney Houston died in a hotel room at the age of 48. Despite the fact that I am SURE you are tired of the Whitney talk, I must give you at least ONE obligatory Whitney Houston cover. Here is the one I can tolerate the most. Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Audioslave doing his version of "I Will Always Love You". (Which is actually a Dolly Parton cover). Enjoy!

Jerry-Oke Squared

Enjoy Avril Lavigne covering Guns n' Roses' cover of a Bob Dylan song. I lovingly refer to this cover of a cover...Jerry-Oke Squared!

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The King of Pop...and by pop I mean Jerry-Oke

Michael Jackson, The Beatles, and Jerry-OKE: Dreams do come true!

Jerry-Oke: Taio Cruz/Coldplay

Taio Cruz singing some Jerry-Oke at the Live Lounge for BBC Radio.

Jerry-Oke: Whiteboy Edition

The Script went into the Live Lounge and did a uniquely inspired version of Eminem's "Lose Yourself". Jerry-Oke at it's finest.

The OKE That Got Away

Jerry-Oke is starting to catch on! I recieved a Jerry-Oke request this morning for a Katy Perry favorite "The One That Got Away" sung Jerry-OKE style by Mr. Richard Marx. Keep the requests coming for your favorite artists covering your favorite artists!

Counting Jerry-OKEs

One of my favorite bands covering one of my least favorite bands. The Grateful Dead is pretty terrible, as far as I'm concerned, but the Counting Crows make this sound pretty nice!

VAN-OKE

In honor of Van Halen coming to the Bryce Jordan Center on March 26th today's Jerry-Oke features Van Halen covering ROy Orbison with what could possibly be the weirdest video of all time.

Enjoy!

P.S. - Listen to Majic 99 all next week for tickets to the show!

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Jerry in the Sky with OKE

Elton John once perfromed this with John Lennon. Here he is in 1974 giving tribute on his own on Cher's first sonny-less show. A Jerry-Oke for the ages! (Beware...it ends abruptly, but it is still AWESOME!)