20th Century Blues album released in 1996. David Johansen covered the song on a compilation of Kurt Weill's music entitled September Songs – The Music of Kurt Weill, released in 1997. eX-Girl covered, the song on the album Big When Far, Small When Close in 2000. Kazik Staszewski covered the song by interpreting the lyrics and adding a new verse. Moreover, the song was performed in rock style. The song was published on the album Melodie Kurta Weill'a i coś ponadto (The Melodies of Kurt Weill and Something More) released in 2001. Dee Dee Bridgewater recorded the song on an album This Is New in 2002. Marilyn Manson covered the song live in a show in Berlin in 2003. The Bobs, an a cappella quartet, recorded an arrangement of the song on their 2005 album Rhapsody in Bob. Arthur H. and Jeanne Cherhal also covered the song live in 2007 at the Muzik'Elles festival in Meaux. The cover was performed in English. Max Raabe and Palast Orchester performed the song live (as "Moon of Alabama"), albeit only its first verse and the chorus, recorded on a two-CD set of the Carnegie Hall performance in November 2007 titled Heute Nacht Oder Nie (Tonight or Never) Amy X Neuburg recorded a version on Sports! Chips! Booty! in 2000. Gianluigi Trovesi and Gianni Coscia recorded a clarinet and accordion version in 2005. Dagmar Krause, former Henry Cow member, recorded a version (as well as several other songs written by Bertolt Brecht) on her 1986 solo album, Supply and Demand. Johnny Logan covered the song on his album, Irishman in America (2008). Viza released a free download of their recording in 2012. Chiara Galiazzo, the winner of the sixth series of the Italian version of The X-Factor, presented a dance version on November 22, 2012. Justin Vivian Bond covered the song on their 2012 solo album Silver Wells. Amanda Palmer covered the song as a duet with Gavin Friday at her show in Dublin on July 18, 2013. Linda van Dyck performed it on Swedish television show Forsta Samlek on May 10, 1972. See also Other "Alabama" songs Other "Whisky Bar"s References Bibliography 1927 songs Arias in English Songs about Alabama Songs with music by Kurt Weill The Doors songs Songs about alcohol 1980 singles David Bowie songs Songs with lyrics by Bertolt Brecht Elektra Records singles RCA Records singles