Friday Morning Music Shuffle - Chewing out a rhythm on my bubble gum mix

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What a week!  Friday is here.  Let's have a shuffle!


Nashville band and past Featured Artist on Ear2theGround just released a live album recorded on Tuesday at Springwater Supper Club.  You can get that via the band's Bandcamp page.  Today's song comes from the September 2012 release from the band's vault.  It's a cover of the song that helped make Hank Williams Sr. an honorary Cajun.  I say, Calicocat have earned that distinction with this awesome cover of Jambalaya (On the Bayou), and I'm 3/4 Cajun so it's my decision - right?

 

Here's Hank!

Here's CCR!

Another Nashville artist is up next.  Harrison Hudson from his 2011 album American Thunder with Every Girl.

 

Shaky is the former guitarist for the Philadelphia band Cold Fronts.  He has has some solo music out now including the song Head Over Heels.  Check it out:

 

Here's a video from Cold Fronts when Shaky was part of the band.

 

And finally, we go back a few years to pick up on L.A. band Beachwood Sparks from their album Once We Were Trees with Confusion is Nothing New

 

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