While strolling through an airport, a toddler yells out, "Ralph! Ralph! Ralph!" His mother replies, "No honey, Ralph is on TV." While strolling through an airport, a toddler yells out,"Ralph! Ralph!

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Ralph Covert has finished shooting his pilot and is now hoping to get picked up by PBS. The who will feature music, and visit with historical figures. Bad Examples frontman Ralph Covert is expanding ...

A tap-dancing elephant, a cowgirl pig, a rock ‘n’ roll finger band and a new girl in math class named Polly Hedron (“a non-Euclidean lass”) are fanciful performers in “The Rhyming Circus,” the latest ...

Ralph Covert has to be one of Chicago’s busiest music professionals. The singer-songwriter and musician’s band, The Bad Examples, has been thrilling fans across the country since the early ’90s. His ...

When Ralph Covert holds a concert, with the help of a seven-piece band, in honor of the release of his new CD, “Under the Sea,” families will hear an eclectic mix of music. To the sound of two ...

1. He has a large, funky shoe collection, including metallic silver platforms and a pair with red fur. He wears them when he performs, and paid less than $25 a pair for most of them. 2. He's huge in ...

Ralph Covert makes records for kids. At a recent bookstore appearance, he sold one of his Ralph's World CDs to a man in a business suit. The customer didn't appear to have any children in tow.

A tap-dancing elephant, a cowgirl pig, a rock ‘n’ roll finger band and a new girl in math class named Polly Hedron (“a non-Euclidean lass”) are fanciful performers in “The Rhyming Circus,” the latest ...

There's a lot of uncertainty swirling around the coronavirus pandemic. So Glen Ellyn resident Ralph Covert decided to create some musical consistency online. The Grammy Award-nominated singer and ...