How many actual tributes to MES are there?

I can only think of "Prestwich Prophet's Grin" by the KLF

Youth Against Fascism by Sonic Youth & It's No Fun Until They See You Cry by Dirtbombs are both said to be inspired by the Fall

I've heard Elastica's "I Want to Be a King if Orient Aah" is a cheeky homage but I can't really hear it

MES' delivery had been honed over years of constant gigging, and I feel like whenever more conventional frontpersons try to imitate him, usually it's still really locked to the beat & comes across as really stiff poetry slam

And when she talked about the fall
I thought she talked about Mark E Smith
I never understood at all
-- Jens Lekman in Maple Leaves

"I Am Mark E Smith" by Fat White Family

An ilxor called 6335 submitted a song to the U2 precover album that was basically a Fall impression (and not a bad one)

There's a few Pavement ones, but Conduit for Sale! is probably the one that stands out the most.

"two states"! there's no culture! there's no spies!

Southern Mark Smith by Pat Butcher.

The Legend of The Fall - Jeffrey Lewis, although I suppose that's just a telling of the Fall's history

Shrag - Mark E Smith

Tocotronic - Ich habe geträumt, ich wäre Pizza essen mit Mark E. Smith

"Southern Mark Smith" was the only one i could come up with, thx Stevie T

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ymAsjZmHzo

Jumper Clown by Marc Riley & the Creepers. Never understood most of the lyrics until reading Hanley's book.

Don't buy the evil rock press anymore
Please may I look at yours?
Don't buy the evil rock press anymore
Please may I look at yours?

'Cause I'm a Jumper Clown

Dare to dance on an Aussie floor
Bloody nose, bloody bore
Dare to dance on an Aussie floor
Bloody nose, bloody bore

'Cause you're a Jumper Clown

Hey, this sounds like Mark Smith!
It sounds like The Fall!
I'm going home!

Musical instruments limited baby
Please may I twang on yours?
Musical instruments limited baby
Please may I twang on yours?
You dare to tread in a downstairs club
A dressing down in dressing room slug
Jumper Clown, Jumper Clown
Jumper Clown, Jumper Clown

And btw on a few of the earlier Marc Riley tracks from 1983 "the Creepers" = Craig Scanlon & the Hanley Brothers.

I think this Luke Haines EP counts:

https://www.popmatters.com/190195-luke-haines-adventures-in-dementia-2495564226.html

Pavement - “Fame Throwa”

Adult Net - "It's The Way"

Suede - "Implement Yeah!"

Barbara Manning - "Mark E. Smith & Brix"

Didn't see embedded YT above. As you were.

Oh man, this thread has reminded me that I don't know shit about the Fall. This is one of those "across the pond" significance's I look forward to exploring. The Fall's catalog has always intimidated me.