Can We Still Be Friends
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| - | "'''Can We Still Be Friends'''" is a song written and originally performed by [[Todd Rundgren]]. | + | "'''Can We Still Be Friends'''" (1978) is a song written and originally performed by [[Todd Rundgren]]. |
| In 1979, "Can We Still Be Friends" became a hit again when [[Robert Palmer (singer)|Robert Palmer]] recorded a version for his album ''[[Secrets (Robert Palmer album)|Secrets]]''. | In 1979, "Can We Still Be Friends" became a hit again when [[Robert Palmer (singer)|Robert Palmer]] recorded a version for his album ''[[Secrets (Robert Palmer album)|Secrets]]''. | ||
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"Can We Still Be Friends" (1978) is a song written and originally performed by Todd Rundgren.
In 1979, "Can We Still Be Friends" became a hit again when Robert Palmer recorded a version for his album Secrets.
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Other versions
- Rod Stewart remade this song as a track for his 1984 album Camouflage. This version is performed at a faster tempo than Rundgren's and Palmer's versions and features more prominent use of the synthesizer.
- In 2001, Vonda Shepard's remake appeared on a soundtrack for the television show Ally McBeal.
- Mandy Moore recorded a version appearing on her 2003 album Coverage, which is composed entirely of remakes.
- Kate Markowitz recorded a version on her album Map of the World.
- Argentine rock musicians Charly García and Nito Mestre, founding members of the band Sui Generis, recorded a Spanish version entitled "Yo soy su papá" ("I am his father"), which appeared on their 2000 album Sinfonías para adolescentes (Symphonies for Teenagers).
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