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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2025 · 36 MIN

The Vinyl Experience — “Cover Tunes: Reinvention on Vinyl” (episode 2)

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From soulful reinterpretations to bold reinventions, the art of the cover song has long been part of music’s DNA — especially in the vinyl era. In this episode of The Vinyl Experience, hosts Natalie Bishop, Kevin Bridges, and Noel T. Manning II drop the needle on the timeless appeal of cover tunes. They share personal favorites, explore how artists reshaped familiar songs into something entirely new, and reflect on songs they didn’t know were covers.This is a companion podcast for Gardner-Webb University’s Dover Library exhibit Cover to Cover: Vintage Vinyl Stories. You’re invited to visit the exhibit, travel down memory lane, and maybe make a few new discoveries along the way.Music for The Vinyl Experience provided by:Custom Melody – “Through the Dark” | Ge Filter Fish – “Baby I’m Stuck in a Cone”#CoverSongs #VinylCulture #DropTheNeedle #VinylRevival #MusicMemories #SpinItBack #RediscoverVinyl#TheVinylExperience #VintageVinylStories #CoverToCoverExhibit #GWULibrary #GardnerWebbUniversity#PodcastLife #BehindTheGrooves #MusicHistory #VinylCommunity

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