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It’s been a tough week in the entertainment world with the passing of two one-of-a-kind talents, Dolly Parton and Tim Curry. So, while we take a moment to remember a couple of people who gave us a whole lot of music, movies, laughs, and unforgettable moments, we figured we could all use a little levity.

And what better way to do that than explore our favorite cover songs?

This week, D&K dive into some of their favorite songs that somebody else decided to borrow, reinvent, crank up, slow down, completely rearrange, or occasionally make even better than the original. (Yeah, we said it.)

We’re talking about the covers that surprised us, the ones we play more than the originals, and probably a few that will have you yelling at us, “Are you kidding me?!”

From faithful tributes to complete musical makeovers, it’s all fair game.

So, turn it up and join us for Secondhand Songs: Covers We Can’t Get Enough Of, because sometimes a great song deserves another trip around the block.

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Now that Kelly recovered from being sick, we now rejoin our heroes. Dave and Kelly walk down memory lane with some of their favorite one-hit wonders over the years. Along the way, they share personal memories, offer honorable mentions, and discuss a few “notable nots” that may not truly belong in the one-hit-wonder category. It is a fun, nostalgic conversation filled with great music, friendly banter, and the one hit "oneders".

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This week on Off The Record, we’re spinning the tea on Record Store Day! Dave and Kelly kick things off with a little chat about the current season of American Idol and its Hawaii vibes, then dive into the world of vinyl records, from their history to why they still matter in the modern era. They also talk Record Store Day, shout out Portland’s legendary Music Millennium, and share the very first vinyl records they bought with their own money. Plus, they get into the art of album covers and why great artwork should give you a real sense of the music waiting inside. It’s a fun, nostalgic, music-loving conversation with a little pop culture on the side.