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Jamaica was Veronica 'Vee' Morris, Joyce Morris and Coral Spencer.

Jamaica, a British R&B girl group included the song on their album, Sisters In Pain.In 1996, Skibby did a reggae version of this song, which has been released as part of the sampler CD set 'It's Reggae' in 1996.

Benny Mardones covered the song for his 1978 debut album Thank God for Girls.

Between 19, this song was covered by Singapore-based female singer Ervinna, backing music by The Stylers, on her LP album Top Hits with the local White Cloud Record.

Ronnie Von had a Portuguese version, called Comecei uma Brincadeira and translated by himself, on his album 'A misteriosa Luta do Reino de Parassempre contra o Império de Nuncamais' from 1969.

The Cascades released a version of the song as a B-side of 'Sweet America' in 1972.

Lulu covered this song and released on Lulu's Album in 1969.

Richie Havens on his album Stonehenge (1969) with Havens on vocals and guitar, Eric Oxendine on bass and Bill LaVorgna on drums.

Live tracks recorded on 21 October 1997 at the Horden Pavilion, Sydney, Australia by MTV Australia.

'This Guy's in Love with You' (Live) – 4:20.Derren Litten, the writer of Benidorm and a contributor to The Catherine Tate Show, is also seen in the video. British actors Martin Freeman and Shaun Dingwall both feature in the promo, along with performance artist David Hoyle as the karaoke singer, and also stars Michelle Butterly of the ITV series, Benidorm. (Some fans claim that Mike Patton is the singer just leaving the stage as the video is beginning.) It was directed by Vito Rocco, filmed by Nick Sawyer with make-up by Julie Nightingale and Dani Richardson with Gabi Norland as the clapper-loader. The music video was filmed on 8 September 1998, after Faith No More had disbanded five months earlier and featured none of the band members. Fool for a Lifetime but following the band's dissolution in 1998 it was released as their final single with their greatest hits album Who Cares a Lot?. It also appeared on some versions of their fifth studio album King for a Day. 'This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us'įaith No More originally covered 'I Started a Joke' as a b-side for their 1995 single 'Digging the Grave'. Charts Weekly charts Chart (1969)Ĭover versions Faith No More version 'I Started a Joke' That song will always have new meaning to me now. I knew that song and its lyrics were perfect for that moment. I put the phone on his chest and that was the first time I broke down. When he passed away we went out, they took the equipment away and we came back in, I picked up my phone and found 'I Started a Joke' on YouTube and played it.