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Episode 66
Collin Monk
Published on February 08, 2007
The Scenecast Episode 66 "Just Say No" barn dance and weeny-roast will take place this week as scheduled even though headliner Sheriff Ricky Headley had to cancel. Headley's replacements include Destroy Destroy Destroy, Lemonheads, Guggenheim Grotto, Lyle Lovett, Guy Clark, Joe Ely, John Hiatt, Jennifer O'Connor, Craig Nies, VietNam, Nite Nite, Hotpipes, Don Aliquo and Paramore. We wish the "Singin' Sheriff" the best in his personal vow to keep Williamson County drug-free.
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