SONG ORIGIN
Makes Sense To Me
Cover of a Daniel Hutchens (Bloodkin) song
Written by Daniel Hutchens (Bloodkin)
677lifetime playslive performances
April 1, 1991first played
July 10, 2026last played
Widespread Panicappears on1991
“Makes Sense To Me” is a song by Daniel Hutchens (Bloodkin), covered by Widespread Panic.
That's one that Danny Hutchins wrote, for Bloodkin, and actually after they played it he thought to himself that it sounded more like us. So he presented it to us, and we liked it, ’cause we like those guys a whole lot. And it works for us.
Dave Schools, bassist · “Rock & Road” interview, 4/1/95
A Bloodkin (Daniel Hutchens) song. Source: Everyday Companion.
Sources
- Dave Schools, "Rock & Road" interview at O.B. & Jack's House (4/1/95), via the Spreadnet mailing list
- Everyday Companion, Covers index · everydaycompanion.com
Frequently asked
- Who wrote “Makes Sense To Me”?
- “Makes Sense To Me” was written by Daniel Hutchens (Bloodkin), and is covered by Widespread Panic.
- Is “Makes Sense To Me” a Widespread Panic original or a cover?
- It is a cover of a song by Daniel Hutchens (Bloodkin).
- When did Widespread Panic first play “Makes Sense To Me”?
- Its live debut was 4/1/91.
- How many times has Widespread Panic played “Makes Sense To Me”?
- About 673 times (per Everyday Companion).