“Killing Me Softly with His Song,” originally performed by Roberta Flack in 1973, has become one of the most covered songs in music history. The song was written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel. Flack passed away yesterday, February 24, 2025. Here’s a list of notable artists who have recorded or performed their own versions of the iconic track. Look forward to more covers in the future, as this song is destined for history. Roberta Flack (1973) – The original and most famous version. Lori Lieberman (1972) – The first recording, though less widely known. The Fugees (1996) – A hip-hop/R&B rendition by Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, and Pras Michel, which became a global hit. Perry Como (1973) – A smooth, easy-listening version. Frank Sinatra (1973) – A classic jazz-infused take. Shirley Bassey (1973) – A powerful, dramatic interpretation. Andy Williams (1973) – A soft, melodic cover. Aretha Franklin (1973) – A soulful rendition by the Queen of Soul. Johnny Mathis (1973) – A tender, romantic version. Elvis Presley (1975) – A live performance with his signature vocal style. Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway (1978) – A live duet version. Carla Thomas (1973) – A soulful cover by the R&B singer. Nancy Wilson (1973) – A jazzy interpretation. The Temptations (1973) – A Motown-style version. Anne Murray (1974) – A country-pop rendition. Gladys Knight & The Pips (1974) – A soulful, harmonious take. Charles Aznavour (1974) – A French-language version titled “Je Vais Mourir de Toi.” Eva Cassidy (1996) – A hauntingly beautiful acoustic cover. Michael Bublé (2005) – A smooth, jazzy interpretation. Ellie Goulding (2010) – A modern, ethereal version. Alicia Keys (2012) – A soulful, piano-driven rendition. Ed Sheeran (2014) – A stripped-down acoustic performance. Jason Mraz (2014) – A live, reggae-inspired version. Pentatonix (2016) – An a cappella cover by the vocal group. BTS (2018) – A brief, soulful rendition by Jungkook during a live performance. Lana Del Rey (2019) – A dreamy, melancholic interpretation. Kiana Ledé (2020) – A modern R&B version. These covers span a wide range of genres, from jazz and soul to hip-hop and pop, showcasing the song’s universal appeal and timeless quality. Each artist brings their unique style to the track, ensuring that “Killing Me Softly with His Song” continues to resonate with audiences across generations.