Aquarium Drunkard — Fellow Elvis weirdos know that sometimes you just have to track down every conceivable version of the man’s hits. So it was with Jackie DeShannon’s cover of the Leiber/Stoller penned “Trouble” made famous by the king in his film King Creole, ... more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Gretta Rochell Eclectic minimal pop duo The Gold Mask from Chicago released their self-titled debut album on cassette, which is now almost out-of-print. They are recording songs for the follow-up, and decided to a cover of Bette Davis Eyes ... more info

The Culture Of Me — Right off the bat, we know that the Kim Carnes version of "Bette Davis Eyes" was itself a cover of the original 1974 song written by Donna Weiss and Jackie DeShannon which DeShannon recorded the tune with her vocals. Now... more info

All About Jazz — Look for Jackie Shannon’s self-titled debut folk album (1963), a twofer of Me About You (1968) and To Be Free (1970), and New Arrangement (1975), which gave the world the DeShannon-co-penned “Bette Davis Eyes.” LOS ANGELES, Calif.... more info

The Telegraph Blog — There was a time when pop music industry functions were associated with loucheness, excess, rowdiness, and even maybe a certain orgiastic quality. British are among her most enthusiastic fans: Jackie DeShannon But as music artists from the earlier ... more info