<p>This is a mix of music featuring artists and songs with a PNW connection.   I chose Alice in Chains twice on this show, as I found something interesting online this week.  The song Ranier Fog was recorded almost 20 years after the death of the group's former lead singer, Layne Staley.  Though the magic or creepiness of AI, someone added his vocals to that song.  You can find the version <a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drM-1L3vYDo'>here</a>.</p>

This is a mix of music featuring artists and songs with a PNW connection. I chose Alice in Chains twice on this show, as I found something interesting online this week. The song Ranier Fog was recorded almost 20 years after the death of the group's former lead singer, Layne Staley. Though the magic or creepiness of AI, someone added his vocals to that song. You can find the version here.

<p>This is a mix of music featuring artists and songs with a PNW connection. &nbsp; I chose Alice in Chains twice on this show, as I found something interesting online this week.&nbsp; The song Ranier Fog was recorded almost 20 years after the death of the group's former lead singer, Layne Staley.&nbsp; Though the magic or creepiness of AI, someone added his vocals to that song.&nbsp; You can find the version <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drM-1L3vYDo" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.</p>

Notes by NW July 8

Notes by NW celebrates the music and the musicians with roots in the Pacific NW.  Artists range from the Wailers and Ventures from the 1960s, to Ray Charles and Quincy Jones, each of whom lived in Seattle and met with they were 16 and 14;  to icons like Kenny Loggins and Heart;  Jimi Hendrix, of course;   the grunge bands and their offspring;  and contemporary artists like Brandi Carlile and The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio.

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Notes by NW celebrates the music and the musicians with roots in the Pacific NW. Artists range from the Wailers and Ventures from the 1960s, to Ray Charles and Quincy Jones, each of whom lived in Seattle and met with they were 16 and 14; to icons like Kenny Loggins and Heart; Jimi Hendrix, of course; the grunge bands and their offspring; and contemporary artists like Brandi Carlile and The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio.

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Notes by NW July 8

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