Things went from “So High School” to so HOA for Taylor Swift recently.
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For most of us, the Scooby-Doo movies provide a sense of nostalgia. They’re iconic for what they were: goofy, fun, and not too serious.
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The spirit of songwriting legend Todd Snider was in the room for sure when the latest installment of The Hook convened on October 4th at Sagebrush in Austin. Special guest for the episode was songwriter HalleyAnna Finlay.
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He stays true to himself, and that’s what works. Riley Green released his new album That’s Just Me a couple weeks ago, which features a pretty lengthy 19-song tracklist. It also features collaborations with Hannah McFarland, Jake Worthington, Alabama’s Randy Owen, and my personal favorite, Brooks & Dunn. Riley’s career has blown up over the last several years, and while all artists evolve, he hasn’t changed who he is fundamentally as an artist. Fans can always count on him to deliver really quality […]
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This week on the Folk Alley Radio Show we’ll dedicate the first half of the show to John Prine who would have been 80 years old this year. Also: new music from Miko Marks, Suitcase Junket, and Hermanos Gutiérrez, and songs from Great Lake Swimmers and Paul Simon.
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