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Happy New Year! I am back to blogging after an extended holiday.
ICYMI - I made the Bands and Artists of the Year announcement late last week. HERE is the link to that post.
If you are going to be in Nashville on Sunday January 14 (which happens to be my birthday), E2TG will be hosting a show at The Local (formerly known as The Country) - music starts at 8:00.
On the bill will be Conrad y Skordalia, Nelson Zimmerman and Quinn (featuring Sean Quinn), and Danny Henry (who will be en route from Connecticut to California). It should be a great night of music, and I hope to see you there. Here is the event link from Facebook.
Now I am Ready to kick into the new year. I have a ton of new music queued up, and I have some ideas for some changes for 2018. In the meantime, I am going ease into the new year with three days of "Wild" shuffles of all the songs on my phone at present.
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Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Trending Tuesday Morning Shuffle - Opening Credits Mix
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Whew! Americana Fest week is (kind of) underway. Last night was like a pre-pre AMA Fest night. And what a night, it started for me at Betty's Grill to check out Jon Byrd and the awesome pedal steel player Paul Niehaus who played a fun mix of traditional country songs and original tunes (included a couple of Davis Raines songs). Betty's is a great DIY venue which works very hard at providing a space for a wide variety of great music.
Next, it was off to The Family Wash for Homemade Sin (less Dan Baird - who is undergoing treatment for a form of leukemia). I have been looking forward to this show since I heard about it, and my expectations were pretty high... and they were wildly exceeded in every respect. First of all, it was yet another reminder of the incredible community that exists around music. Time and again, when I musician goes down to illness or injury or other hardship, it is heartening to see the community rally in support. It belies the common (and IMHO false) narrative of musicians being selfish or self-centered.
There were so many aspects to last nights show that were meaningful to me that I am having a hard time putting them down (at least in time I have to write this). First off all, it was all just really, really great rock and roll music. Call it roots or Americana or whatever, it was just rock and roll and it was damn good!
Homemade Sin features Warner Hodges (Jason and the Scorchers), Mauro Magellan (Georgia Satellites), and a brand new bass player Sean Savacool. Joe Blanton is filling in for Dan Baird.
Seeing Warner and Joe on stage together was pretty awesome. I have been a fan of both of their music for over 30 years. Warner from the Scorchers and Joe Blanton from The Enemy and Royal Court of China.
Speaking of The Scorchers. With Dan out, the band have added a few Scorchers songs to their set and last night Jason Ringenberg himself was on hand to sing a few. When they ripped into the classic Scorchers version of Dylan's "Absolutely Sweet Marie" the usually sedate dinner crowd at The Family Wash exploded and everyone sang along. It was thirty-two years ago this month when I first say The Scorchers live. Jason still bounces around the stage like a whirling dervish and Warner still slings his guitar effortlessly and deftly. Other special guests included Elizabeth Cook, Chuck Mead, and Aaron Lee Tasjan (with Jon Latham).
I was happy to get to hang a little with Robert Logue (Royal Court of China, The Shakers) and Chuck Allen (The East Nashvillian) and hear and share stories from back in the day.
One last thing (and this is kind of a hard story to explain so bear with me): Dan Baird's old band The Georgia Satellites were a big part of the Nashville music scene in the 1980s when I was coming of age. The Satellites are probably best known for their huge hit "Keep Your Hands to Yourself". When I was nineteen years old, I started keeping a journal (I kind of think I was blogging but there wasn't any way to post it back then). The journal was mostly mundane details of my life, stray bits of random writing (fiction etc.), and song lyrics. From the time, I first heard "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" on WRVU (the Vanderbilt student radio station and predecessor to WXNA), I must have included lyrics to that song in my journal dozens of times. And I watched in amazement as it grew from this local thing to a #2 song on the pop charts. It was a pretty cool and pretty rare thing since most of the music I listened to was pretty non-mainstream. So, there was a strange and wonderful feeling when the band launched into that song I got to sing along with Jon Latham and Aaron Lee Tasjan. And then when Joe Blanton turned his guitar over to Aaron Lee Tasjan... I was just floored. Music for me is ALL about connections and there were so many connections made last night. It was a perfect way to begin a very busy week that promises many great moments.
As I mentioned yesterday, E2TG is going to break some new ground for us this week, as we welcome our first guest blogger - Collins de la Cour who will be covering some select Americana Fest shows for us. Her introductory post is coming later today, and I am blown away by how good it is, and I think you will be, too.
It is Tuesday, and this is the day that we shuffle up songs from the "New Music" which is mostly (fairly) recent music that we have had the chance to feature here. We have a pretty cool mix today so let's not dally any more....
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Whew! Americana Fest week is (kind of) underway. Last night was like a pre-pre AMA Fest night. And what a night, it started for me at Betty's Grill to check out Jon Byrd and the awesome pedal steel player Paul Niehaus who played a fun mix of traditional country songs and original tunes (included a couple of Davis Raines songs). Betty's is a great DIY venue which works very hard at providing a space for a wide variety of great music.
Next, it was off to The Family Wash for Homemade Sin (less Dan Baird - who is undergoing treatment for a form of leukemia). I have been looking forward to this show since I heard about it, and my expectations were pretty high... and they were wildly exceeded in every respect. First of all, it was yet another reminder of the incredible community that exists around music. Time and again, when I musician goes down to illness or injury or other hardship, it is heartening to see the community rally in support. It belies the common (and IMHO false) narrative of musicians being selfish or self-centered.
There were so many aspects to last nights show that were meaningful to me that I am having a hard time putting them down (at least in time I have to write this). First off all, it was all just really, really great rock and roll music. Call it roots or Americana or whatever, it was just rock and roll and it was damn good!
Homemade Sin features Warner Hodges (Jason and the Scorchers), Mauro Magellan (Georgia Satellites), and a brand new bass player Sean Savacool. Joe Blanton is filling in for Dan Baird.
Seeing Warner and Joe on stage together was pretty awesome. I have been a fan of both of their music for over 30 years. Warner from the Scorchers and Joe Blanton from The Enemy and Royal Court of China.
Speaking of The Scorchers. With Dan out, the band have added a few Scorchers songs to their set and last night Jason Ringenberg himself was on hand to sing a few. When they ripped into the classic Scorchers version of Dylan's "Absolutely Sweet Marie" the usually sedate dinner crowd at The Family Wash exploded and everyone sang along. It was thirty-two years ago this month when I first say The Scorchers live. Jason still bounces around the stage like a whirling dervish and Warner still slings his guitar effortlessly and deftly. Other special guests included Elizabeth Cook, Chuck Mead, and Aaron Lee Tasjan (with Jon Latham).
I was happy to get to hang a little with Robert Logue (Royal Court of China, The Shakers) and Chuck Allen (The East Nashvillian) and hear and share stories from back in the day.
One last thing (and this is kind of a hard story to explain so bear with me): Dan Baird's old band The Georgia Satellites were a big part of the Nashville music scene in the 1980s when I was coming of age. The Satellites are probably best known for their huge hit "Keep Your Hands to Yourself". When I was nineteen years old, I started keeping a journal (I kind of think I was blogging but there wasn't any way to post it back then). The journal was mostly mundane details of my life, stray bits of random writing (fiction etc.), and song lyrics. From the time, I first heard "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" on WRVU (the Vanderbilt student radio station and predecessor to WXNA), I must have included lyrics to that song in my journal dozens of times. And I watched in amazement as it grew from this local thing to a #2 song on the pop charts. It was a pretty cool and pretty rare thing since most of the music I listened to was pretty non-mainstream. So, there was a strange and wonderful feeling when the band launched into that song I got to sing along with Jon Latham and Aaron Lee Tasjan. And then when Joe Blanton turned his guitar over to Aaron Lee Tasjan... I was just floored. Music for me is ALL about connections and there were so many connections made last night. It was a perfect way to begin a very busy week that promises many great moments.
As I mentioned yesterday, E2TG is going to break some new ground for us this week, as we welcome our first guest blogger - Collins de la Cour who will be covering some select Americana Fest shows for us. Her introductory post is coming later today, and I am blown away by how good it is, and I think you will be, too.
It is Tuesday, and this is the day that we shuffle up songs from the "New Music" which is mostly (fairly) recent music that we have had the chance to feature here. We have a pretty cool mix today so let's not dally any more....
Friday, May 19, 2017
Featured Friday Morning Shuffle - Heaven Somewhere Mix
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Running a bit short on time today - so let's dive right in.
Got to get out and see Ben de la Cour and Wild Ponies at The 5 Spot. We are seriously spoiled with all the great music here in town.
I worked a shift for the WXNA Pledge Drive. Go ahead and give if you haven't this is community radio at its best. And with the internet, the community is where ever you are. wxnafm.org.
I might as well take every opportunity afforded to me to remind you of our next E2TG Residency show. Cafe Rooster Records are an important part of this community. So, not only will you hear great music from Sally Jaye, Brian Wright, Darrin Bradbury, Jon Latham, and special guest Rorey Carroll - they will be collecting donations of bug spray and jugs of water for Southern Alliance for People and Animal Welfare to be taken to the homeless camps.
It is Friday, and on Friday we shuffle songs from our New Music Playlist and call it Featured Friday!
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Running a bit short on time today - so let's dive right in.
Got to get out and see Ben de la Cour and Wild Ponies at The 5 Spot. We are seriously spoiled with all the great music here in town.
I worked a shift for the WXNA Pledge Drive. Go ahead and give if you haven't this is community radio at its best. And with the internet, the community is where ever you are. wxnafm.org.
I might as well take every opportunity afforded to me to remind you of our next E2TG Residency show. Cafe Rooster Records are an important part of this community. So, not only will you hear great music from Sally Jaye, Brian Wright, Darrin Bradbury, Jon Latham, and special guest Rorey Carroll - they will be collecting donations of bug spray and jugs of water for Southern Alliance for People and Animal Welfare to be taken to the homeless camps.
It is Friday, and on Friday we shuffle songs from our New Music Playlist and call it Featured Friday!
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Trending Tuesday Morning Shuffle - Unintentionally Wild Mix
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When it comes to the current political climate, the one thing we can all agree on is ______. Is there anything that goes in that blank? Anything at all? that Trump goes to his Florida resort very often? No? We can't agree on that? That he plays golf much more than Obama did? No? That the possibility of Russian involvement in our elections is troubling? No? Really? I don't know... surely something goes in that blank?
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Had a good time at Dee's last night. A collective of artists known as the Backyard Bitches performed - all amazing songwriters and singers. Sally Jaye, Amy Speace, Amelia White, Rose Pullman, Megan Palmer, Wild Ponies, and more. As always, Dee's is a great hang.
One of my favorite albums of last year was Gabrielle Louise's If the Static Clears... Nashville - you have two opportunities tonight to see her perform. She will be down at The Basement for New Faces Night, and then over at The 5 Spot for $2 Tuesday. I highly recommend you check her out.
Plans are coming together for tomorrow night's Week 2 of the E2TG Residency. As I posted yesterday, Jon Latham is going to be unable to perform due to some serious health issues. We will miss him and are sending all good thoughts his way. We want to make sure this is a show that would meet with his approval. I think we have that covered. A fellow E2TG Artist of the Year - Darrin Bradbury will be filling in - and we have some more guests. Kristen Englenz and Nick Nace - who Jon selected to open will play first, and then we will continue with more great music.
Okay - so it is Tuesday, and that means Trending Tuesday. Well, about three songs into the shuffle - I realized that some of the songs were not actually from my "New Music" playlist (turns out I was shuffling from all Songs somehow). I made the adjustment, but we have a couple of wildcard selections in the shuffle. Not complaining.. just explaining....
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When it comes to the current political climate, the one thing we can all agree on is ______. Is there anything that goes in that blank? Anything at all? that Trump goes to his Florida resort very often? No? We can't agree on that? That he plays golf much more than Obama did? No? That the possibility of Russian involvement in our elections is troubling? No? Really? I don't know... surely something goes in that blank?
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Had a good time at Dee's last night. A collective of artists known as the Backyard Bitches performed - all amazing songwriters and singers. Sally Jaye, Amy Speace, Amelia White, Rose Pullman, Megan Palmer, Wild Ponies, and more. As always, Dee's is a great hang.
One of my favorite albums of last year was Gabrielle Louise's If the Static Clears... Nashville - you have two opportunities tonight to see her perform. She will be down at The Basement for New Faces Night, and then over at The 5 Spot for $2 Tuesday. I highly recommend you check her out.
Plans are coming together for tomorrow night's Week 2 of the E2TG Residency. As I posted yesterday, Jon Latham is going to be unable to perform due to some serious health issues. We will miss him and are sending all good thoughts his way. We want to make sure this is a show that would meet with his approval. I think we have that covered. A fellow E2TG Artist of the Year - Darrin Bradbury will be filling in - and we have some more guests. Kristen Englenz and Nick Nace - who Jon selected to open will play first, and then we will continue with more great music.
Okay - so it is Tuesday, and that means Trending Tuesday. Well, about three songs into the shuffle - I realized that some of the songs were not actually from my "New Music" playlist (turns out I was shuffling from all Songs somehow). I made the adjustment, but we have a couple of wildcard selections in the shuffle. Not complaining.. just explaining....
Friday, May 5, 2017
Featured Friday Morning Shuffle - Swimming to Normal Mix
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Look. Illness doesn't have a political affiliation. It doesn't care if you are a Democrat, Republican, Independent, Green, Libertarian, Communist, Democratic Socialist, Anarchist, Capitalist, or whatever. We are living pretty deep into the 21st Century now. Medicine has advanced greatly. Our healthcare system has been broken for a long time. There are legitimately many different approaches to tackling this important and complex issue. (And yes, I would hope the majority of Americans recognize that it is a complex and complicated issue). By any standards, in my opinion, the bill passed by the House of Representatives should be taken as an affront to the American people. The people who voted for this legislation (some without having read it) and who celebrated its passage - need to be held accountable when they are up for reelection. I wish I had more faith in the electorate to do that. This bill is bad for everyone except the most wealthy. Everyone else, should be outraged. We can do better, we must do better. #Resist #Persist.
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It is Friday, and it is time we dig into our "New Music" playlist and see what the shuffle brings up... it's a gray, rainy day here in Nashville. I hope the sun is shining wherever you are.
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Look. Illness doesn't have a political affiliation. It doesn't care if you are a Democrat, Republican, Independent, Green, Libertarian, Communist, Democratic Socialist, Anarchist, Capitalist, or whatever. We are living pretty deep into the 21st Century now. Medicine has advanced greatly. Our healthcare system has been broken for a long time. There are legitimately many different approaches to tackling this important and complex issue. (And yes, I would hope the majority of Americans recognize that it is a complex and complicated issue). By any standards, in my opinion, the bill passed by the House of Representatives should be taken as an affront to the American people. The people who voted for this legislation (some without having read it) and who celebrated its passage - need to be held accountable when they are up for reelection. I wish I had more faith in the electorate to do that. This bill is bad for everyone except the most wealthy. Everyone else, should be outraged. We can do better, we must do better. #Resist #Persist.
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It is Friday, and it is time we dig into our "New Music" playlist and see what the shuffle brings up... it's a gray, rainy day here in Nashville. I hope the sun is shining wherever you are.
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Trending Tuesday Morning Shuffle - Kryptonite Mix
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Pressed for time....
Here is the Trending Tuesday shuffle.
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Pressed for time....
Here is the Trending Tuesday shuffle.
Friday, March 10, 2017
Featured Friday Morning Shuffle - Piano on His Chest Mix
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Blah... it's been a hard week, but it is finally Friday.
Next Wednesday should be interesting downtown... I think some presidential candidate is coming to Nashville. Funny, I thought we just had an election...
Well - last night was good for my soul. First at The 5 Spot - The Mark Robinson Band were as entertaining as ever and they really seemed to push themselves to some pretty exciting new directions. And then, I finally got to see Smoky White Devils. I think supergroup fits. They rocked the house with some groove heavy sounds. The bands members' credits include: The Mavericks, Raging Fire, The Movement, Dolly Parton, Lynyrd Skynrd, George Clinton, and Richie Owens and the Farm Bureau to name just some.
I left The 5 Spot and headed to The Family Wash to catch Nashville newcomer Rosa Pullman, Sally Jaye, and Megan Palmer. Collaborations of all three women occurred through the night. Sally Jaye was incredible. Her band included her husband E2TG Artist of the Year Brian Wright - who I always enjoy seeing play. Megan Palmer played some of my favorite songs of hers, and knocked it out of the park with her emotional song about her cancer diagnosis and recovery.
Much to recommend tonight - BARK are going to be a Dee's Country Cocktail Lounge. Plus there is another show which is come up in the shuffle. I will hanging with my daughter, and we will see what we are able to do.
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Blah... it's been a hard week, but it is finally Friday.
Next Wednesday should be interesting downtown... I think some presidential candidate is coming to Nashville. Funny, I thought we just had an election...
Well - last night was good for my soul. First at The 5 Spot - The Mark Robinson Band were as entertaining as ever and they really seemed to push themselves to some pretty exciting new directions. And then, I finally got to see Smoky White Devils. I think supergroup fits. They rocked the house with some groove heavy sounds. The bands members' credits include: The Mavericks, Raging Fire, The Movement, Dolly Parton, Lynyrd Skynrd, George Clinton, and Richie Owens and the Farm Bureau to name just some.
I left The 5 Spot and headed to The Family Wash to catch Nashville newcomer Rosa Pullman, Sally Jaye, and Megan Palmer. Collaborations of all three women occurred through the night. Sally Jaye was incredible. Her band included her husband E2TG Artist of the Year Brian Wright - who I always enjoy seeing play. Megan Palmer played some of my favorite songs of hers, and knocked it out of the park with her emotional song about her cancer diagnosis and recovery.
Much to recommend tonight - BARK are going to be a Dee's Country Cocktail Lounge. Plus there is another show which is come up in the shuffle. I will hanging with my daughter, and we will see what we are able to do.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Trending Tuesday Morning Shuffle - hokum Mix
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These are unprecedented times in America.
This is not about ideological differences or political parties.... it is about:
Concentration of power into the hands of a small group of extremists, demonizing "others", attempts to silence the press, attacks on the arts and academia, creating chaos, disregard for checks and balances, immediate suppression of any voices of dissent, creating a shadow government outside of the bounds of the law. Be vigilant, resist.
Today is Tuesday, and we have music that is "trending" on E2TG (aka music from our curated "New Music" playlist...
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These are unprecedented times in America.
This is not about ideological differences or political parties.... it is about:
Concentration of power into the hands of a small group of extremists, demonizing "others", attempts to silence the press, attacks on the arts and academia, creating chaos, disregard for checks and balances, immediate suppression of any voices of dissent, creating a shadow government outside of the bounds of the law. Be vigilant, resist.
Today is Tuesday, and we have music that is "trending" on E2TG (aka music from our curated "New Music" playlist...
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Earie Thursday Morning Shuffle - Stay Silver Mix
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So, I have come to major decision regarding the Artist/Band of the Year Award for 2016. Basically, 2016 has been such a bad year that it doesn't deserve to know who will win the Artist/Band of the Year award. Therefore, I will be revealing the winner(s) on Monday or Tuesday of next week after 2016 has been ceremoniously shown the door.
Also, I have so many Earies left to hand out that I probably won't have time to post those awards tomorrow... but mostly the first reason!
Just for the sake of clarification - the "Earie" Awards are not necessarily a "Best of" for 2016 nor do I choose to do a "Top Ten" or anything like that. Basically, I decided very early on with this blog that I cannot cover all of the music released or even all of the worthwhile music released or even all of the worthwhile music of a particular style. I made the decision to seek out and work to write about a lot of under-the-radar artists - who my readers may not have heard. I mix it up with classic tracks from my formative years or old music I have recently discovered. Occasionally, I will throw in a recent more well known track, and I will continue to write about my friends even when they achieve whatever level of fame. Basically, I write about what I want to write about as I am able. Trust me, when I say, there was a ton of great music that was released in 2016 that never made it E2TG for whatever reason. Check out all those "Top Ten" and "Best of" posts especially if they are written by people whose opinion you respect, and do yourself a favor and if a name or title catches your ear, give it a listen and if you like, shell out a few bucks to support the artist. That, in the end, is all I can expect of my readers, too.
In any event, as I look back on 2016 and think about the music that I have posted about in the last 12 months, I am heartened by the incredible artists that I "discovered" in 2016. That is, who made their way into my consciousness, and I am excited to think about the artists who will reach my ears in 2017.
Anyway, we have a bunch of "Earies" to hand out so let's go!
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So, I have come to major decision regarding the Artist/Band of the Year Award for 2016. Basically, 2016 has been such a bad year that it doesn't deserve to know who will win the Artist/Band of the Year award. Therefore, I will be revealing the winner(s) on Monday or Tuesday of next week after 2016 has been ceremoniously shown the door.
Also, I have so many Earies left to hand out that I probably won't have time to post those awards tomorrow... but mostly the first reason!
Just for the sake of clarification - the "Earie" Awards are not necessarily a "Best of" for 2016 nor do I choose to do a "Top Ten" or anything like that. Basically, I decided very early on with this blog that I cannot cover all of the music released or even all of the worthwhile music released or even all of the worthwhile music of a particular style. I made the decision to seek out and work to write about a lot of under-the-radar artists - who my readers may not have heard. I mix it up with classic tracks from my formative years or old music I have recently discovered. Occasionally, I will throw in a recent more well known track, and I will continue to write about my friends even when they achieve whatever level of fame. Basically, I write about what I want to write about as I am able. Trust me, when I say, there was a ton of great music that was released in 2016 that never made it E2TG for whatever reason. Check out all those "Top Ten" and "Best of" posts especially if they are written by people whose opinion you respect, and do yourself a favor and if a name or title catches your ear, give it a listen and if you like, shell out a few bucks to support the artist. That, in the end, is all I can expect of my readers, too.
In any event, as I look back on 2016 and think about the music that I have posted about in the last 12 months, I am heartened by the incredible artists that I "discovered" in 2016. That is, who made their way into my consciousness, and I am excited to think about the artists who will reach my ears in 2017.
Anyway, we have a bunch of "Earies" to hand out so let's go!
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Trending Tuesday Morning Shuffle - Factory of Fantasies Mix
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Okay... so the bluetooth issue is getting annoying. Last night, I cleared some cache thing that seemed to help, but no, this morning bluetooth kept shutting down again. Open to suggestions.
Anyway, I did power through for our Trending Tuesday shuffle - on a cold raining morning in Nashville....
Cheers!
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Okay... so the bluetooth issue is getting annoying. Last night, I cleared some cache thing that seemed to help, but no, this morning bluetooth kept shutting down again. Open to suggestions.
Anyway, I did power through for our Trending Tuesday shuffle - on a cold raining morning in Nashville....
Cheers!
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Trending Tuesday Morning Shuffle - Sun's Coming Up Mix
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Okay. I'm a little short on time. First of all, last night as I posted, I went to see Megan Palmer, Nellie Clay, and Courtney Marie Andrews at The City Winery. They performed in the round, and it was a really great show. I have been a fan of Palmer and Clay for some time, but I believe it was my first time seeing Courtney Marie Andrews. I really dug her songs, and the three songwriters complemented each other nicely.
Tonight, I will be in the WXNA studios to help with the pledge drive. There is some cool stuff (as always) going on at $2 Tuesdays. Patrick Kinsley and a Fistful of Dollars are playing and promise some new material.
On to the shuffle...
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Okay. I'm a little short on time. First of all, last night as I posted, I went to see Megan Palmer, Nellie Clay, and Courtney Marie Andrews at The City Winery. They performed in the round, and it was a really great show. I have been a fan of Palmer and Clay for some time, but I believe it was my first time seeing Courtney Marie Andrews. I really dug her songs, and the three songwriters complemented each other nicely.
Tonight, I will be in the WXNA studios to help with the pledge drive. There is some cool stuff (as always) going on at $2 Tuesdays. Patrick Kinsley and a Fistful of Dollars are playing and promise some new material.
On to the shuffle...
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