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To get to the bottom of who really gave life to this iconic Amarillo tune, you have to go back to 1973. That's when you'll come across a guy named Terry Stafford.

Tell us sweet little lies, Queen Duff!

If you are a child of the 80s (I'm more of the 90s, but had an older brother who made me jam every new 80s album) then I think you'll be able to appreciate these cover songs. One of my favorite things to do is to scour YouTube and find people doing awesome covers of some of my favorite songs.

I'll be honest with you. I love listening to cover songs on YouTube. It's amazing to see the amount of talent, the sad thing is that most of these people will never get the recognition that they should.

There comes a point in media production when the quality of content is so bad, it’s good. This rule definitely applies to the worst album covers ever produced by modern music.

The vote may still be out, but we’re gonna go ahead and call it: ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ is officially 2011′s most popular (and, depending on who you ask, overplayed) holiday song. The Mariah Carey hit from 17 years ago is suddenly everywhere, no doubt bolstered by the remake the pop diva recently did with tween-sensation Justin Bieber. But even regular people are getting in on the act,

When I was a child around 10 years old I didn't have any musical talent.  However, these kids rock the instruments, the vocals not so much.   I thought  I would share this video with you today.

Angie Vazquez and her band, Los Vazquez Sounds, have people all over buzzing about their cover of Adele‘s ‘Rolling in the Deep’ — 1.16 million to be exact.

As she makes the rounds on her ‘Speak Now’ concert tour, country singer Taylor Swift has been doing songs by local artists at each her stops. So when she was in Michigan recently, she busted out her best white-girl rap on a cover of Detroit-native Eminem’s iconic song, ‘Lose Yourself.’ The delighted crowd sang along as she channeled Slim Shady and then segued into a cover of Uncle Kracker’s ‘Smile

Hot on the heels of her new single, 'Judas,' Lady Gaga on Friday released the cover art for her upcoming album 'Born This Way' As one might guess, the cover is everything from awesome to downright bizarre, as it depicts the pop superstar as part-human, part-motorcycle (yep). According to her Twitter, the cover was designed by Nick Knight and the Haus of Gaga. 'Born This Way' hits shelves on May 23