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Christmas Decorations Out Too Early, Some Say ‘Traditional’ Labor Day start to season moved into August

Ghetto Reporters Bone Thugs’ Layzie Bone on staying hungry, gangsta rap and working with Phil Collins

Sonic Reducer David Thomas and Cheetah Chrome on Pere Ubu and Rocket From the Tombs

What Makes Bob Holler New compilation testifies to Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys’ determination to create music that uplifts

The City That Lost Its Country LA’s last country radio station goes pop

Transitory Monument Watkins College remembers artist Will ClenDening with a show of work he left behind

Another Kind of Rapture Some salvation for married couples in search of God-approved sex toys

 

 

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Episode 45

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The Author

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Collin Wade Monk

Collin Wade Monk hosts the Nashville Scene's weekly podcast.

 

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Scenecast 44 is the soundtrack to Labor Day, our most ironically named of all holidays. As the old Wobblies break out their Pete Seeger records, sing along to “Union Maid” and toast Fidel’s health, you can enjoy the capitalist amenities of watercraft, gas grills and microbrews while grooving to Scratch Track, The Fundamental Elements, Rocket From The Tombs, Stone Jack Jones, Cortney Tidwell, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Altered Statesman, Lone Official, Ghostfinger, The Robert Cray Band, Marion James, Joe Lovano, Bound Stems, Zolar X, and the inconvenient rock of the Gore Gore Girls. Spread The Love.

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