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"Across the Universe"

"Across the Universe" is track #3 on the album Let It Be. It was written by John Lennon (credited to Lennon-McCartney).

Artists who have covered the song

• 10cc from 10cc Alive (1995)
• Agua De Annique performed this song live in 2007
• Aine Minogue from Between the Worlds (1997), this is a Celtic version of the song
• Beady Eye covered this song in 2011
• Ben Allison & Medicine Wheel from Buzz (2004)
• Bill Frisell from his 2011 album All We Are Saying, released on Savoy Jazz records
• Brendon Urie
• Brian Molko (of Placebo) performed this song on 3 July 2010 with a full orchestra in Brussels to celebrate the Belgium Presidency of European Union
• Chris Hadfield covered this song in 2013, this is a live performance of "Across the Universe" that appeared on CBC Toronto News
• Cilla Black from the 1970 album Sweet Inspiration, the album was produced by George Martin
• Cyndi Lauper recorded this song twice, first in 1989 and later (with Jake Shimabukuro) in 2009
• David Bowie from his 1975 album Young Americans, featuring backing vocals and guitar by John Lennon
• Denise Ho covered this song in 2012, this version was done recorded by Hong Kong artist
• Electric Light Orchestra covered this song together with "Imagine" and "A Day in the Life" as part of their tribute to John Lennon during their 1981/1982 Time Tour. Band leader Jeff Lynne had gained most of his inspiration to make Electric Light Orchestra from the works of Lennon both with The Beatles and his solo career
• Emmerson Nogueira from the 2004 album Emmerson Nogueira - Beatles
• Erich Kunzel & Cincinnati Pops Orchestra featuring King's Singers from Perform Music of The Beatles (2001)
• Fiona Apple from the 1998 soundtrack film Pleasantville
• The Format
• Hikaru Utada performed this song during her final concert followed by her hiatus. Although "Across the Universe" was not officially recorded, it was included on her Wild Life DVD and Blu-ray release on 3 February 2011
• Jason Falkner (formerly of The Three O'Clock) from Bedtime with The Beatles (2001)
• Jim Sturgess and Joe Anderson from the 2007 soundtrack film of the same name
• John Butler Trio from the 2004 EP What You Want
• Justin Mauriello from Justin Sings the Hits (2010)
• Kingdom Come from the 2006 album Ain't Crying for the Moon
• Laibach from the 1988 album Let It Be, featuring vocals by Anja Rupel
• Lana Lane from Ballad Collection, Vol. 1 (1988)
• Lydia
• Nikolay Rastorguyev recorded this song twice, first in 1996 and later in 2007
• Norah Jones
• Pedro Aznar
• Robby Krieger (formerly of The Doors) and Jackson Browne in 2007
• Roger Waters (formerly of Pink Floyd)
• Rufus Wainwright from his 2001 album Poses, part of the soundtrack film "I Am Sam", also played in episode 6 of the science fiction TV series "FlashForward"
• Ryan Ross
• Scorpions from their 2011 album Comeblack
• Seether from iTunes Originals - Seether (2008)
• Stevie Riks
• Suede
• Vadim Brodski from Beatles Symphony (1986)
• Verdena released it on 5 June 2003
• Widespread Panic

Artists who have recorded songs of the same name

• "Across the Universe" (Holly Johnson song), a 1991 song by former Frankie Goes to Hollywood singer Holly Johnson

See also

• Across the Universe (disambiguation), other uses than The Beatles song

Statistics

Name artist	Number of songs
10cc	2
Bryan Adams	2
Aerosmith	3
Air Supply	1
Alvin and the Chipmunks	13
Ambrosia	1
Fiona Apple	1
April Wine	1
David Archuleta	2
Athlete	1
Atomic Kitten	1
Emilie Autumn	1
Babyshambles	2
Bad Brains	1
Bad Company	1
Beady Eye	1
Beastie Boys	1
Beatallica	Several mashups of Beatles & Metallica songs
The Bee Gees	20
Drake Bell	3
Belle and Sebastian	1
Big Daddy	13
Big Time Rush	6
Björk	1
Black Oak Arkansas	1
Black Sabbath	1
Blessid Union of Souls	1
Blondie	1
Blood, Sweat & Tears	1
Bon Jovi	5
Boney M.	1
Booker T. & the M.G.'s	8
David Bowie	4
Boys II Men	2
Billy Bragg	2
Eric Burdon	1
Brandi Carlile	1
David Cassidy	1
Eva Cassidy	1
Cheap Trick	16
Cher	3
Chicago	1
Eric Clapton	2
Bruce Cockburn	1
Coldplay	1
Phil Collins	2
David Cook	2
Alice Cooper	2
Chris Cornell	1
Elvis Costello	4
Counting Crows	1
Cowboy Junkies	1
Bing Crosby	1
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	2
Sheryl Crow	2
Crowded House	1
Bobby Darin	1
Dave Matthews Band	8
Dead Kennedys	1
Deep Purple	2
Def Leppard	1
Celine Dion	3
Fats Domino	1
Dream Theater	3
Bob Dylan	5
Earth, Wind & Fire	1
Echo and the Bunnymen	2
Eels	1
Electric Light Orchestra	1
Elmo	1
Eurythmics	1
Extreme	1
Falco	1
Ferry Aid	1
Bryan Ferry	3
Ella Fitzgerald	6
Florence + The Machine	1
Ben Folds	1
Foo Fighters	1
Fool's Garden	1
David Foster	1
Four Tops	2
Aretha Franklin	5
Franz Ferdinand	1
Art Garfunkel	1
Bobbie Gentry	3
Barry Gibb	1
Bill Haley	1
Ben Harper	2
Emmylou Harris	2
David Hernandez	1
Billy Joel	7
Elton John	5
Alicia Keys	1
Chaka Khan	1
Diana Krall	1
Ben Kweller	1
Denny Laine	1
Cyndi Lauper	4
Ben Lee	1
Brenda Lee	3
Demi Lovato	2
Bobby McFerrin	3
Katharine McPhee	1
Barry Manilow	3
Aimee Mann	1
Manfred Mann	1
Dave Matthews	1
Metallica	2
Bette Midler	1
Eddy Mitchell	1
Eddie Money	3
Alanis Morissette	3
Anne Murray	3
Olivia Newton-John	1
Emmerson Nogueira	14
Billy Ocean	1
Dolly Parton	1
Elvis Presley	5
Billy Preston	2
Cliff Richard	3
Diana Ross	4
David Lee Roth	1
Del Shannon	1
Frank Sinatra	2
Elliott Smith	8
Bruce Springsteen	2
Barbra Streisand	3
Donna Summer	1
Bonnie Tyler	1
Eddie Vedder	2
Dionne Warwick	3
Brian Wilson	2
Amy Winehouse	1
"Weird Al" Yankovic	2
Frank Zappa	2

Notes:

• Denny Laine formerly of The Moody Blues, an English rock band, included on the list
• Eurythmics consist of Annie Lennox and David A. Stewart, also included on the list
• Ferry Aid, an British-American ensemble group, also included on the list
• "Michelle" by The Beatles also reffered to Michelle Branch, an American singer-songwriter, her first name was "Michelle"

See also

• The Beatles

External links

• The official website of The Beatles
• The official Facebook page of The Beatles
• The Beatles on Last.fm