Scattered, Smothered and Covered is the name of a 2000 album

Album

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 by Hootie and the Blowfish, featuring all covers. The album was named in honor of Waffle House

Waffle House

Waffle House is a restaurant chain with over 1600 locations found in 25 states in the United States. Most of the locations are in the Southern United States, where the chain remains a regional cultural icon...

, a southern restaurant chain. One of Waffle House's advertising campaigns used the phrase "scattered, smothered and covered," a reference to hash browns ordered prepared with onions and cheese

Cheese

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. A photo of a Waffle House appeared on the album's cover.

Track listing

1. "A Fine Line" (3:32) (Radney Foster
   Radney Foster
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2. "I Go Blind
   I Go Blind
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   " (3:14) (Neil Osborne)
3. "Almost Home" (3:51) (John Croslin)
4. "Hey Hey What Can I Do
   Hey Hey What Can I Do
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   " (3:52) (Jimmy Page
   Jimmy Page
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   , Robert Plant
   Robert Plant
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   , John Paul Jones
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   , John Bonham
   John Bonham
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   )
5. "Renaissance Eyes" (5:04) (Don Dixon)
6. "Before the Heartache Rolls In" (4:24) (Bill Lloyd, Radney Foster)
7. "Araby" (2:49) (John Croslin)
8. "I'm Over You" (4:18) (Bob Rupe
   Bob Rupe
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   )
9. "Gravity of the Situation" (4:36) (Rob Veal)
10. "I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love with You
    I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love With You
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    " (2:58) (Tom Waits
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    )
11. "Dream Baby" (3:00) (Cindy Walker
    Cindy Walker
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    )
12. "Driver 8
    Driver 8
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    " (4:27) (Bill Berry
    Bill Berry
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    , Peter Buck
    Peter Buck
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    , Mike Mills
    Mike Mills
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    , Michael Stipe
    Michael Stipe
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    )
13. "Let Me Be Your Man" (3:04)
14. "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want
    Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want
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    " (1:50) (Johnny Marr
    Johnny Marr
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    , Morrissey
    Morrissey
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15. "Use Me
    Use Me (song)
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    " (5:01) (Bill Withers
    Bill Withers
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    )

Personnel

• Nanci Griffith
  Nanci Griffith
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   - Vocals
• Don Dixon - Producer, Engineer, Mixing
• Mark Bryan - Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals, and Wurlitzer
• Susan Cowsill - Harmony Vocals
• Mark Dearnley - Remixing and mastering
• Don Gehman - Producer, Engineer, Remixing, Mastering, and Mixing
• John Harris - Engineer
• Peter Holsapple
  Peter Holsapple
  Peter Holsapple formed, along with Chris Stamey, the singing, songwriting, and guitar-playing core of the dB's, a jangle-pop band from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He became the band's principal songwriter and singer after Stamey's departure. The dB's were at the forefront of the guitar bands...
  
   - Mandolin
• Jamie Hoover - Organ and Guitar
• Doug Lancio - Guitar
• David Leonard - Mixing
• Pat McInerney - Percussion
• John Nau - Keyboards
• Wade Norton - Assistant Engineer
• Tracy Schroeder - Assistant Engineer
• Timothy Sommer - Organ
• Gena Maria Rankin - Harmony Vocals
• Edwin McCain - Vocals
• Craig Shields - Baritone saxophone
• Liz Sroka - Assistant Engineer
• Doug Trantow - Engineer, mixing
• Benjamin Niles - Art Direction and Design
• Roger Sommers - Assistant Engineer
• John Codling - Cover Photo
• De la Vega - Bass
• Darius Rucker - Guitar and Vocals
• Lorenzo Agius - Photography
• Billy Huelin - Engineer and Live Sound
• Dave Puryear - Assistant Engineer
• Jim Sonefeld - Guitar, Percussion, Drums, and Vocals
• Dean Felber - Guitar, Bass, and Vocals
• Jim Goodwin - Assistant Engineer
• Elizabeth Stockton - Photography
• Gary Greene - Percussion
• Daria Hines - Stylist
• Curt Kroeger - Assistant Engineer
• Walker Sisters - Background vocals
• Matt Wilson - Cover Photo