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Tuesday, November 10, 2020

E2TG 11/10/2020 - The Art of the Loss - Peace Love and Understanding Mix (Enough is Enough Remix)



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A bit short on time today - so we will jump right in...

Today, our recap of this week's Playlist continues with songs 17-21:




17. "Let Me Tell You What I Think" by Ordinary Elephant
Starting off today, we have a brand new single from Houston, Texas based, husband and wife folk duo Ordinary Elephant. This is a thoughtful and nuanced song of our times. Really fantastic. 
18. "Culture War" by Paul Maged
More timely music - albeit of a different variety - via New York Alt-Rock singer-songwriter Paul Maged.  We have featured his music before, and we probably will again. This is the title track from his new album. 
19. "Love in Quarantine" by New Way Vendetta
Next up, we have yet another timely track - this of the goth/dance variety via the long-running New Way Vendetta.  Stellar stuff. 
20. "Partypooper" by HMS Morris
I believe this is our second time featuring Welsh band HMS Morris in a Playlist. It is really catchy pop music of the best variety.  
21. "You've Got Another Thing Coming" by Beyond the Grey
And, we close out this segment of music with a really tasty Judas Priest cover from this band who are based in Kansas City.  A nice addition to the Playlist. 
Tomorrow - the recap continues with songs 22-26
 
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Wednesday, April 22, 2020

E2TG 4/22/2020 - Virtual Festival Magnolia Roads American Roots Hoedown V - Road Dog Mix (Freight Train Remix)



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This weekend was supposed to be the Magnolia Roads American Roots Hoedown V here in Nashville - with a pre-party at Dee's on Friday and the main event all-day Saturday at The 5 Spot. I was going to be a co-emcee and it was going to be an epic good time.

Like so many events, COVID-19 threw a monkey wrench in the plans, but the good folks at Magnolia Roads aren't the type to say "quit", and so they show will go on as a Virtual Festival via the powerful Vertual Festival site.   More details to come, but I will still be co-emceeing virtually via technology that I don't understand.  I guess that means I need to do something with my hair. In any event, stay tuned for more details.

On to the shuffle!  We have a good one!


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