Coverville 1503: The Lynyrd Skynyrd Cover Story II

Coverville: The Cover Music Show (AAC Edition)

Brian Ibbott

Coverville, Music, Cover

4.9 • 798 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2024

⏱️ 56 minutes

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For what would have been the birthdays of guitarists Ed King and Steve Gaines on Saturday (they both would have been 75!), a Lynyrd Skynyrd Cover Story! (55 minutes)

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0:00.0	Coming up on episode, number 1,503, it's time to celebrate two birthdays, two guys born on exactly the same day, September 14th, 1949, both ended up as guitarists for the band Leonard Skinnerd.
0:17.9	And sadly, both have passed away.
0:20.0	I'm talking about Ed King and Steve.
0:22.8	Oh, where's my nose?
0:26.1	Dang it.
0:26.8	Steve Gaines.
0:27.9	Ed King and Steve Gaines, of course, died in that crash, the plane,
0:33.7	the helicopter crash of the band was in.
0:37.4	But Ed King passed away just a few years ago.
0:40.2	But strangely enough, both died or both were born on the same day and would have been 75.
0:47.7	That's a long-winned intro, but it tells you that this is the Leonard-Skinnered cover story.
0:52.3	And it's all coming up right now on cover me.
1:13.4	Come on, baby, cover me.
1:18.5	Well, I'm looking for a little hoover.
1:21.7	Come on in and cover me.
1:27.8	Greetings from Coverville for a Thursday afternoon.
1:30.9	It is Thursday, September 12th, 2020, 20, 20.
1:34.7	Just, I got on Ramon's repeat there, 20, 20, 24 hours to go.
1:39.9	Uh, 2024.
1:41.1	My name is Brian, but welcome to another edition of Coverville.
1:43.6	Another cover story edition.
1:45.2	This one for the band Leonard Skinnerd, you know, you connect them obviously with Sweet Home Alabama.
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