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Episode 137

Collin Monk

Published on June 19, 2008

The Scenecast is the "audio extension of the music section of the print edition of the Nashville Scene" and expands your reading pleasure with sonic illustrations to keep your ear in gear with your eye.

Scenecast Episode 137 makes like toaster strudel this week with sweet warm gooey goodness from Parachute Musical, Helen Keller, Black Skies, Missy Raines & The New Hip, Justin Townes Earle, Joshua James, Richard Julian, Murali Coryell, Centro-Matic, Glossary, Merle Haggard, and Daniel Johnston.Spread the Love.

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