<p>Sadly, it's just Evan in this one, talking about another song from his childhood. He looks at the connections between the feelings they felt then and the feelings we feel now, and how no matter how much fire or how much rain, friendship and love are powerful forces. </p>

Sadly, it's just Evan in this one, talking about another song from his childhood. He looks at the connections between the feelings they felt then and the feelings we feel now, and how no matter how much fire or how much rain, friendship and love are powerful forces.

<p>Sadly, it's just Evan in this one, talking about another song from his childhood. He looks at the connections between the feelings they felt then and the feelings we feel now, and how no matter how much fire or how much rain, friendship and love are powerful forces.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 6-“Fire and Rain” by James Taylor (1970)

Welcome to One Hit Wanderer! My name’s Evan, and this is my podcast. One Hit Wanderer is a podcast for music lovers. I love music: what it means, what it does, how we interact with it. Every episode of the show will be me, maybe some friends, talking through a favorite song without infringing on any copyright laws, to the best of my ability. DISCLAIMER: A streaming service would be beneficial if you listen to this show. 

Thanks for checking us out!

Music

Welcome to One Hit Wanderer! My name’s Evan, and this is my podcast. One Hit Wanderer is a podcast for music lovers. I love music: what it means, what it does, how we interact with it. Every episode of the show will be me, maybe some friends, talking through a favorite song without infringing on any copyright laws, to the best of my ability. DISCLAIMER: A streaming service would be beneficial if you listen to this show. Thanks for checking us out!

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Episode 6-“Fire and Rain” by James Taylor (1970)

Episode 6-“Fire and Rain” by James Taylor (1970)