Deliberately off-kilter rendition of Ugly in the style of JJ Burnel's Ozymandias
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Ugly (The Stranglers cover)

Dead Ringer in dub reggae style
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Dead Ringer (The Stranglers cover)

In the style of Public Enemy...
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Peasant in the Big Shitty (The Stranglers cover)

Arranged by C. Stringer
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Outside Tokyo (The Stranglers cover)

In the style of The Residents.
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Do You Wanna (The Stranglers cover)

In a sort of Captain Beefheart style
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Genetix (The Stranglers cover)

In a Nico style...
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Four Horsemen (The Stranglers cover)

Reimagined in a minor key, in waltz time and with echoes of Pere Ubu
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English Towns (The Stranglers cover)

In a pop style.
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Puppets (Hugh Cornwell cover)

Original music The Stranglers
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Maninwhite  (The Stranglers cover)

"Croonee Stringer" is an abbreviation of "Conkeroonee Stringer" - a humorous phrase used in The Stranglers track "Dead Ringer" from the album "No More Heroes" (1977). 
Croonee Stringer reimagines The Stranglers in a different style, for video content of vintage film montages see link below

Puppets (Hugh Cornwell cover)

Croonee Stringer

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