In 1982 Hall & Oates topped the charts with “Maneater”, check out The Wooden Birds put their indie spin on “Maneater” and then see Hall & Oates perform the original at Bumbershoot 2011.

Hall & Oates aren’t the only Bumbershoot artists inspiring covers! Get your peepers on Broken Social Scene reworking Modest Mouse’s “The World at Large”. Modest Mouse has made several Bumbershoot appearances the first of which was in 1998. Broken Social Scene will be carrying the indie rock torch when they take the stage this year at Bumbershoot 2011!

The Clientele covers M.I.A.

Yet another installment in the AV Undercover series—we told you they loved Bumbershoot artists—this time we’ve got British rockers The Clientele going, in their words, “outside our comfort zone,” with “Paper Planes” by M.I.A. The result is much less jarring and explosive than the original, but just as mesmerizing.

Bomba Estéreo Pumps Up the Jam

As part of Levi’s Pioneer Sessions, Columbian electronic artists Bomba Estéreo revisit the classic Technotronic dance cut “Pump Up the Jam.” Watch the video above for a preview, then download the track.

While you’re there, check out some of the other sessions, which include plenty of Bumbershoot alums like: John Legend, Jason Mraz, Nas, The Shins, Raphael Saadiq and more.

Also check out Colbie Caillat covering 2006 album Blondie, and Dirty Projectors covering “I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine” by 2010 headliner Bob Dylan.

Motion City Soundtrack covers Pavement 

The series “AV Undercover” features artists dropping by the AV Club offices and recording a track from an ever-shortening list of famous songs by famous bands. Here, newly announced Bumbershoot artist Motion City Soundtrack takes on Pavement’s “Cut Your Hair.”