Jacob was unavailable for the latest installment of Classic 45s so Josh brought Joel in to fill the void. It was great, but things fell apart without our fearless leader live in Le Studio Deux. Joel’s song was a repeat of one of Jacob’s previous regular episode selections, but still we forged on. A “short” episode that runs 55 minutes? Why not! Hurry back Jacob. We can’t be trusted to keep this car between the lines. 

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We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s!

This week: "Something in the Air" by Thunderclap Newman followed by "Mr. Tambourine Man" by the Byrds.

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We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s!

This week: "Be-Bop-a-Lula" by Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps followed by "Watching the Wheels" by John Lennon

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Episode 14: Triple Threats

This week the SEFS guys discuss “triple threat” artists. These musicians can do it all - masters of their instruments, quality songwriting craftsmen, and superior vocalists. We’ve made our selections. Who would you choose for your list? It’s “Somebody Else’s Favorite Triple Threats.”

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Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #7

We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s!

This week: "Are You Sure Hank Done it This Way" by Waylon Jennings and "I Can Dream About You" by Dan Hartman

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In the middle of an unprecedented Texas blizzard, the SEFS guys holed up in “Le Studio” and used that time to record “The Snowbound Sessions.” On this episode, Weather Songs are in the forecast. And there's a 100% chance of special guests! Joel Best returns and together with Josh and Jacob, welcome Josh's brother Caleb, who makes his second appearance on the show. So grab your umbrellas and snow boots and enjoy some great music as this foursome discusses "Somebody Else's Favorite Weather Songs!"

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Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #6

We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! 

This week: "Paper in Fire" by John Mellencamp and "The Battle of New Orleans" by Johnny Horton.

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Episode 12: Country Instruments in Rock Songs 

Banjos, steel guitars, mandolins and fiddles... These readily identifiable sounds have been staples of country music for decades. But what might happen if some of the most famous rock musicians tried their hand at using these instruments? This week we take a look at that idea, which has been successfully deployed far more often than one might expect. It’s “Somebody Else’s Favorite Country Instruments in Rock Songs.”

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