Songs Written By Bon Jovi & Recorded By Other Artists.
 

Here's a list of Songs Written By Bon Jovi & Recorded By Other Artists If You Know Of Any Others Feel Free To Add.

Aldo Nova - Bang Bang.
Blood On The Bricks.
Hey Ronnie.
Medicine Man.
Someday.
This Ain't Love.
Touch Of Madness.
Young Love.

Alice Cooper - Hell Is Living Without You.
House Of Fire.

Bangaloir Choir - Doing The Dance.

Billy Falcon - When We Were Beautiful.

Bo Bice - Nothing Without You.
Willing To Try.

Briar - Edge Of A Broken Heart.

Cher - Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore.
Trail Of Broken Hearts.
We All Sleep Alone.

Chris LeDaux - Bang A Drum.

Dalton - You're Not My Lover [But You Were Last Night].

Desmond Child - According To The Gospel Of Love.
Discipline.

Donny Osmond - One Last Goodbye.

Engelbert Humperdinck - Bed Of Roses.

Gorky Park - Peace In Our Time.

Hall & Oats - So Close.

Horizontal Ladies Club - God Is A Girl.

Johnny Hallyday - Cadillac Man.

Kane Roberts - Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore.

Loverboy - Notorious.

Meat Loaf - Elvis In Vegas.

Paul Dean - Under The Gun.

Rockhead - House Of Cards.

Saints & Sinners - Kiss The Bastards.

Shannon Noll - Sorry Is Just Too Late.

Stevie Nicks - Sometimes It's A Bitch.

Ted Nugent - The Story Of Love.

Bon Jovi wrote this?!! that explains a lot... i should read the booklets more often.

:D:D
i'm such a sucker for this whole album.

House Of Fire ain't is it? Maybe desmond child but I didn't think it was JBJ/RS :confused:

Nope, neither Richie nor Jon wrote any of this.

Written by Richie and Desmond, not Jon.

Wasn't there a Japanese boy band or something that recorded a Richie song and another Japanese band that recorded some unreleased JBJ/RS/DC composition?

Ice

The Poets - It Only Takes One To Say Goodbye

also, jon co-wrote dance of the dead a bonus track from The Message's Lessons cd....it's a re-worked version of Doin' The Dance, or vice-versa.

A japanese boyband covered Next 100 years from what I remember. J-kids or something like that

Does anyone know if Johnny Hallyday recorded also an english version of Cadillac Man?

Just found out that Dance Of The Dead was done by Aldo Nova & was a Japanese bonus track on Blood On The Bricks album

Also it was J-Friends who covered Next 100 Years.

Fields Of Fire - Message. Bonus track on "Fine Line"

I never knew they guys wrote a few of those. I also never knew edge of a broken heart was released by anyone else, although i cant find Briars version of the song any where. Can any one tell me how it stacks up against the original?

I still think they held a pen in Skid Rows first album

Is the French version of Cadillac Man somewhere on YT or sth like that?
I heard it was recorded by someone, but forgot the name.

EDIT: Found it:

Johnny Hallyday - le nom que tu portes (originally "You're Not My Lover" from the SWW sessions)

"Youre not my lover" was also covered by a group called Witness in 1988.
I,m sure I,ve heard someone else cover EOABH by someone else but Briar doesnt sound familiar.

Btw - what is that song Desmond Child gave Bonnie Tyler that sounds so damn similar to Bad Name? I recently saw a documentary about her where they played it for a moment in the back and I thought at first it'd be Bon Jovi.

If You Were a Woman (And I Was a Man) :)

[QUOTE=bonjovi90;1058012]Btw - what is that song Desmond Child gave Bonnie Tyler that sounds so damn similar to Bad Name? I recently saw a documentary about her where they played it for a moment in the back and I thought at first it'd be Bon Jovi.[/QUOTE

You dont mean Berlinda Carlisle do you? Heaven Is a Place on Earth is very LOAP ish. Have you heard Bad Luck by FM, even FM said it was a blatant rip off of the Bad Name riff!

Clay Aiken - These Open Arms

Pretty good version!

[QUOTE=dcj28;1058017]No, that´s another story. If You Were A Woman was the first song in which DC used that chorus idea of his. He wasn´t too happy with how the song turned out to be so he re-used the same structure in Bad Name, in which, of course, it worked well indeed.

Heaven Is A Place on Earth was a song on a Belinda Carlisle album (in 1987 if I remember), written by Rick Nowels & Ellen Shipley. Many pointed out the similarities between it and Livin´On A Prayer. It may be obvious but on the other hand, that´s how big choruses used to sound like those days.

Westlife - Closer

John Bongiovi
Richard Sambora
John Shanks