E2TG 3/3/2022 - Third Time... - Way Home Mix (disclaimer Remix)

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Today's  Greetings from Nashville is up on the archive - celebrating Nashville artists with Louisiana connections.  Access the WXNA archive here...

6:00am Greetings from Nashville by Jason and The Scorchers on Still Standing (EMI/EMI Records (USA))

6:02am Boudreau’s Candy by Jimmy C. Newman on Louisiana Love (Playback Records)

6:04am Lake Charles by Lucinda Williams on Car Wheels On a Gravel Road (Island Mercury)

6:10am Louisiana Man by Doug Kershaw on The Cajun Way (Rhino)

6:15am Lous’iana Law by Will Rambeaux and the Delta Hurricanes on City Without a Subway (Neo)

6:19am Old Fashioned Two Step by Wayne Toups on Back to the Bayou (feat. Zydecajun) (Swallow Records)

6:22am Crowville by Kevin Gordon on Long Gone Time (Crowville Media)

6:24am Sing Me To the Other Side by Steve Conn on Flesh and Bone (Not Really Records)

6:31am Jubilee Britches by Les Kerr on Bay Street (O.N.U. Records)

6:35am Tucumcari Tonight by Brian Langlinais on Right Hand Road (Patoutville Records)

6:38am The Boy’s Gotta Go by Dirt Reynolds on Scalawag (Independent)

6:42am Paper Mills & Pine by Will Payne Harrison on Living with Ghosts (Will Payne Harrison)

6:49am Face Down Penny by Ben de la Cour on The High Cost of Living Strange (Flour Sack Cape)

6:52am Je Ne M’en Souviens Pas by Better Than Ezra on How Does Your Garden Grow (Elektra Records)

6:58am Passionola (feat. Eric Johnson) by Sonny Landreth on Elemental Journey (Landfall Records)

 

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E2TG 5/13/2021 - Figuring it Out Along the Way - Plum Mix (I Woke Up Remix)

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In the 10 year existence of E2TG, change has been the operative word. The blog and how I do it have undergone many changes - usually driven by some change in my circumstance or schedule etc. Now, with going out to hear music becoming a thing again, I am realizing that I made changes over the last 13-14 months that are going to be difficult to maintain in the emerging new reality. 

I don't know yet what changes will be needed, and it may not happen overnight and the changes may be incremental. It also may take a series of missteps to arrive something that works. Bear with me and thanks as always for reading. 

Featured Friday Playlist recap Part 5 (songs 46-55):

46. "Paris" by Teresa Guidry

Nashville based singer-songwriter who was on Season 10 of The Voice with her first single of 2021.

47. "Hobo Stomp" by Razorhouse

Next up, we have the single from this alternative rock band from Chicago. A really cool song. 

48. "Through the Flames" by Empiires

Next up, we have some hard rock music from Texas. 

49. "Indigo Screams" by Pennies by the Pound

Next up, we have a Finnish band that combines psych rock with 80s college rock to great great sound. This is the lead track from their new album due out a week from tomorrow. 

50. "The Girl in the Barren Room" by Bad Dreams Fancy Dress

Next up, we have the new single from the forthcoming Bi Iconic album from this UK band that originally formed in the late 80s. Spurred on my a Facebook group set up by fans, this new incarnation of the band is doing some cool things. 

51. "Get Me Through It - Live" by The Purrs

Next up, we have a track from the new live album, We Thought There'd Be More People Here, by this dark psych pop band from the Pacific NW. 

52. "The Return" by To Twelve

Next up, we have lovely song about travelling from this duo from the Netherlands who spend time busking through Europe.  Really great stuff. 

53. "Occupied" by Dolly Ave

Next up, we have a track from the debut album, Sleep by this emerging Vietnamese-American singer-songwriter who grew up in Kansas City, Missouri before leaving for art school in Chicago. Really excited to have this song in our playlist. 

54. "Monster Tv" by Death Pop Radio

Next up, we have another debut album this from Chicago based hard pop/grunge band. 

55. "Silent Trees" by Pentral 

And we close with a track from What Lies Ahead of Us from Brazilian prog rock/metal band Pentral who worked producer Tim Palmer on this new album. A great way to close out this segment of music, and the playlist for this week. 

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