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The Blue Knights show because does in fact use the song Apres Moi originally written by Regina Spektor but the version of the song that they used for their arrangement was the cover of the song done by Peter Gabriel. I believe this should be included as both versions are stylistically different and it is clearly the Gabriel cover and not the original. I am putting this in the talk section because I am not sure what the protocol is for changing something like this.

This is the wikipedia source for the creation of the cover which was released as part of the Scratch My Back Album in 2010 /info/en/?search=Scratch_My_Back

-- Roboviper1010 ( talk) 04:24, 8 August 2020 (UTC) reply

"the protocol" is that the composer is listed. If the corps notes that they used an adaptation by someone else, then the adapter may be listed in addition to the composer, but the primary listing is always the actual composer. GWFrog ( talk) 12:38, 8 August 2020 (UTC) reply