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The stranger who introduced Oliver Sayani to John Prine
A stranger in a poncho played a couple of John Prine songs for Oliver Sayani and his friends.…
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A stranger in a poncho played a couple of John Prine songs for Oliver Sayani and his friends.…
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EPISODE DROP! One message took Randon Neeley from his album release week to opening for Tyler Childers at…
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Most album release parties are memorable enough without one of your musical heroes walking through the door. Randon…
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Randon Neeley was celebrating his new album at Al’s Bar when Tyler Childers walked through the door. A…
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Leading a band means more than giving orders. @aaronkelly talks about what he learned with Overman: everybody needs…
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A boring PowerPoint wasn’t working, so @aaronkelly wrote a song about evolution for his biology final. He got…
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@aaronkelly’s dog Banjo had a lot of questions for a pair of secondhand pants. That sniffing session got…
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