Coverville: The Cover Music Show (AAC Edition) Podcast
1) Coverville 1561: A Very Coverville Christmas Volume 21
Once again, it’s time to dip into the Christmas Cover Bag and find some new great stuff to introduce you to! (57 minutes)
2) Coverville 1560: The Alex Chilton Cover Story [repost]
For what would have been Alex Chilton’s 75th birthday, let’s look back at his career with The Box Tops and Big Star. (63 minutes)
3) Coverville 1559: The 22nd Annual Beatles Thanksgiving Cover Story
As we do every year, it’s time for a full episode of nothing but Beatles covers to get you into the holidays! This year, we’ve got a tribute to Rubber Soul, which turns 60 next month. Enjo...Show More
4) Coverville 1558: The Neil Young Cover Story IV
Neil Young just turned 80 – don’t let THAT bring you down. Today on the show we’ll listen to some amazing covers of his work, since he inspires so many artists, who love to record th...Show More
5) Coverville 1555: The Ellie Greenwich Cover Story
For what would have been her 85th birthday, let’s listen to some covers of songs written by Ellie Greenwich (and her partner Jeff Barry)! Be sure to visit our sponsor, Square! To learn more, go ...Show More
6) Coverville 1554: The Tom Petty Cover Story V
For what would have been Tom Petty’s 75th birthday, a collection of songs that proves he’s still king of the hill! (69 minutes)
7) Coverville 1553: The Bruno Mars Cover Story
For his 40th birthday, how about a few sets of Bruno Mars covers! (56 minutes)
8) Coverville 1551: Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music Cover Story
A birthday salute to Bryan Ferry, who’s turning 80 this week, and the band he fronted, Roxy Music! (65 minutes)
9) Coverville 1550: Cover Stories for Fee Waybill of The Tubes and B.B. King
Cover Stories for Fee Waybill, who’s turning 75 (you know him from The Tubes and solo work) and B.B. King, who would have turned 100 this week! (77 minutes) Be sure to visit our sponsors, Gigsal...Show More
10) Coverville 1548: The Aimee Mann Cover Story II
For her 65th birthday, let’s listen to covers of Aimee Mann, ‘Til Tuesday, and some covers by her and various colleagues! (64 minutes)