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Another visit with the versatile and profound artists 91 and Sway. On this episode we discuss: Tornados, what drives people to be music addicts, the evolution of genres over the years, and common grounds. Three new songs, and the official release of Time Machine. Until next friends, adios!
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The brilliant JLW stopped by the the condo to talk: Delilah after dark, trailer sessions, Gruene Hall, Empire of the Summer Moon, shutting up our inner monologue, and share two incredible tune. Always a fantastic conversation with Jamie, and until next time friends, Adios!
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Always a fun visit with our Oklahoma brethren, Jason Scott and the High heat are cooking up some amazing tunes with a flair and energy all their own. On today's episode we discuss: music documentaries, our roots in music, how church can influence our future dress, what separates the good from the great, and just general horseplay. The band share two tunes, one unreleased. Until next time friends, adios!
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Brad Beheler from Galleywinter stops by for our annual Breakfast Beers festival wrap up. On today's episode we discuss: the waxing and waining of the music industry, how important music journalism is to the community, being a complimenter of music vs a critic, and who we love in 2024. Until next time friends, adios!
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Good friend and genuinely cool songwriter Jack Nelson and I get into some great nostalgia. On today's episode we discuss: The draw of music in our youth, the importance of CD binders, Limewire, and Playing DJ at school functions. We share some great memories and Jack shares 2 amazing songs. Hidden Track Alert!!!!. Until next time friends, Adios!
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Longtime singer/ songwriter Ben Danaher has found a new approach to his impressive stylings, and he stopped by to share some new perspectives. On this episode we discuss: how to write a love song without the cheese, what defines us as individuals, being a new dad, and what is so special about Mile0 Fest. Ben shares two songs and some great stories. Until next time friends, adios!
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Mississippi native and former Nashville session writer John Hart is blending the craft of storytelling with hard punching awareness and his songs are a testament to life and all of its glory. On today's episode we discuss: teaching school in the inner city, what life truly feels like when you are alone, what drives artistic breath, and how music is the catalyst to everything. John shares three songs, and let me tell ya, I'm a fan. Until next time friends, adios!
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Newcomer to the scene Jackson James is starting his journey with a full head of steam and a knack at understanding the passion it takes to connect. On today's episode we discuss: the coolest Texas-isms, how we relate to others around us, how music can connect strangers, and dulcimers. Jackson shares three tunes that we are here for! Until next time friends, adios!
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The pride of Crafills Gap, Kevin Johnson has created and crafted his own brand of storytelling, and today we dive all up in it. On today's episode we discuss: our mutual love for classic writers, both from the literature world and songwriting, the origins of his band name, what drives us as people and our beliefs, 90's music was just better, and bacon. Kevin shares 3 incredible tunes and we really just BS, and I cuss, a lot. Until next time friends, adios!
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Celebrated storyteller and songwriter Drew Kennedy stopped by the condo to share some amazing stories and songs. On this episode we discuss: The Music Modernization Act, what drive streaming revenue, how music can capture your soul, what album changed Drew's life, and the history of the National Weather Service. Drew share two amazing unreleased songs and we laugh a lot. Perfect episode for any new artist trying to understand the biz today. Until next time friends, adios!
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