Cat Power
"He Was A Friend of Mine."
"Moon Shiner."
"Hard Times In New York Town."
"Knockin' On Heaven' Door."
"House of the Rising Sun."
"Paths of Victory."

Jimi Hendrix
"All Along the Watchtower."

At least "Moonshiner" and "House of the Rising Sun" predate Dylan as well although I suppose you could say he brought them to the public's attention.

My favorite is probably "I Shall Be Released" by either the Band or Chrissie Hynde or "Ring Them Bells" by Ron Sexsmith, Sheryl Crow and Elvis Costello.

Guns N Roses, but i'm not sure of the dialogue of the phone part has a story, but it kind of annoys me. Great song, both original and cover.

I like this Spanish cover of Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again, by Kiko Veneno and Juan Perro.

A comment I've seen in one of the YouTube videos of it (I translate): "Considering how stroppy he is, if Dylan finds out about this, he sends a pair of thugs to Kiko's home." :laughing:

One of the all-time great Bob Dylan covers.:clap:

The O'Jays ~ Emotionally Yours

The Hold Steady- Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?
Antony and Bryce Dessner- I Was Young When I Left Home

Willie Nelson and Calexico - Senor (Tales of Yankee Power)

This:

The Byrds' version of You Ain't Going Nowhere takes it for me...



And the album it's from is absolutely immense too.

There's a version that i have and i don't know where it comes from which isn't the album version and is a lot louder and angrier, that would be my pick.