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With so many songs out in the world, artists can oftentimes find themselves wanting to cover some of their favorites. But sometimes, those covers wind up more popular than the original. Read through some popular covers throughout the years, as some might surprise you.

With so many songs out in the world, artists can oftentimes find themselves wanting to cover some of their favorites. But sometimes, those covers wind up more popular than the original. Read through some popular covers throughout the years, as some might surprise you.

With so many songs out in the world, artists can oftentimes find themselves wanting to cover some of their favorites. But sometimes, those covers wind up more popular than the original. Read through some popular covers throughout the years, as some might surprise you.

With so many songs out in the world, artists can oftentimes find themselves wanting to cover some of their favorites. But sometimes, those covers wind up more popular than the original. Read through some popular covers throughout the years, as some might surprise you.

With so many songs out in the world, artists can oftentimes find themselves wanting to cover some of their favorites. But sometimes, those covers wind up more popular than the original. Read through some popular covers throughout the years, as some might surprise you.

Amelia Meath of Sylvan Esso (photo by Shervin Lainez, PR) LISTEN by 6.14.21 12:00am June is Pride month and for Album ReCue, WFUV has asked LGBTQ+ musicians to tell us about their most loved albums — those releases that inspired, soothed, empowered or galvanized them as artists. Amelia Meath of Cyndi Laupers 1983 solo debut, Shes So Unusual. Listen to Alisa Alis conversation with Meath in the player above. Sylvan Essos Amelia Meath says that she became attached to Cyndi Laupers Shes So Un...

The 1992 version of the song will always be associated with Whitney Houston. “The first time that I heard Whitney’s version of (the song), I just about wrecked my car. I was heading home, and all of a sudden, I had the radio on, and I just heard the a cappella part: ‘If I should stay…’ It kind of got my attention, but it hadn’t registered yet. And I thought, ‘What?’ All of a sudden, she went into the chorus, and I thought, ‘Oh my god! This is I Will Always Love You!”,” ...

I hope I find the right words for this post because words were what Randy Alexander was all about, along with a deep love for the New Jersey and Philadelphia entertainment scene and the people in it. Randy Alexander passed away Sunday, Dec. 27 after a four month battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 62. I first met Randy back in the 80s when he was a TV/Radio reporter for the Trenton Times. He was so good at his job that "His coverage of Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A. tour was include...

Randy Alexander, Jersey-based publicist for the stars, dead at 62 after cancer battle He was 62.  Alexanders clients included Bobby Rydell, Gamble and Huff, “Dirty Dancing” Oscar winner Franke Previte, the Disco Biscuits, Joe Grushecky and the Light of Day music festival in Asbury Park. Alexander succumbed to pancreatic cancer after a four month battle. “He began his new journey peacefully in his home in Marlton, N.J. surrounded by his family,” said family spokesperson Renee Pfefer on ...