The hottest Cover songs Substack posts right now

The post discusses a cover of '1952 Vincent Black Lightning' by Richard Thompson.
The author shares their personal connection to the song and the process of learning it.
Encouragement is given to add personal style to covers rather than copying technical details exactly.

The song 'I Heard It Through the Grapevine' has many great versions by famous artists like Marvin Gaye and Gladys Knight. Each version brings something special to the song.
The song was created by talented Motown songwriters Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, who wrote many hits for various artists. Their work has had a lasting impact on music.
Many artists have covered this song across different genres, showing its versatility and appeal. It's a song that continues to resonate with both old and new fans.

Jimmy Webb was a young, talented songwriter recognized by artists and producers in the 60s.
The song 'Rosecrans Boulevard' by Jimmy Webb was covered by various artists like Johnny Rivers and Gordon Waller.
Zumpano, a Canadian power pop band, produced a compelling version of 'Rosecrans Boulevard' in the 90s.

Gregg Sutton, Bob Dylan's 1984 bassist, was a huge Dylan fan and had a deep connection with him during their tour.
The 1984 Bob Dylan tour had memorable moments with famous musicians like Santana, and unique experiences like Bono's extended rendition of 'Blowin' In The Wind'.
Bob Dylan's live record 'Real Live' from the 1984 tour didn't capture all the magic of the performances and had shortcomings according to some band members.

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