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Nashville Women” was written by accomplished songwriter and Nashville staple, Harlan Howard.Performed here, by one of the original outlaws of Country music, Mr. Waylon Jennings. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/vtCza61soXM

The last time we saw Hayden he was en route to join the vape olympics, fortunately he was disqualified. Now he’ll have the time to focus on his music and penchant for adorning himself in funny outfits while spoofing his buds. youtu.be/u4XbqGOKwlQ

Today’s release features a field recording, from Anthony’s trip to NC, of Krista Shows and her husband Scott Sharpe performing an original song, “For Whom the Bell Tolls”. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/PTaYa7B1Xfk

Our throwback this week features Mr. Shackleton’s rendition of the trad song, “Cuckoo Bird” or “The Cuckoo”. Maybe you’ve heard Jean Ritchie or Townes Van Zandt share their own renditions. Sam delivers with the best of them. youtu.be/67eY_u0dwSc

It’s only a matter of time before we’re all dancing and stomping our boots to gentleman Heckler’s string shredding skills, again. Hang in there! In the meantime there’s plenty of Heckler tunes to go around. Like this field recording of, “I Tried”. youtu.be/5u5Le3oMQoc

Based on the poem, "The More Loving One" by W.H. Auden, Sabine McCalla makes it her own and delivers a gentle, yet powerful tune fit for evenings bathed in starlight, or just about any time the world’s still spinning. youtu.be/5Y8AKOL1ajc

Here’s Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson singing the Kristofferson penned, “Sunday Morning Coming Down” live from The Johnny Cash Christmas Special in 1978. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/YcPW6R9yRzE

Back before the pandemic, Chris Acker and Anthony Simpkins were ferrying around New Orleans and stopped in at the Port Transit Station at Algiers point to record this gem of a song. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/JluCXoFqwa0

“How Many Times” is the title track from Ether Rose’s upcoming studio album that is set to be released on March 26. You can find digital and analog pre-orders on Esther’s Bandcamp. You can also check out this snazzy new video. Thanks for tuning in! youtu.be/7hpFaDJ6Pj0

Written by J.D Miller and first recorded by Kitty Wells, “It Wasn’t God…” takes “The Wild Side of Life” narrative, of a man left by an unfaithful lover, and turns the tables on who's to blame by placing unfaithful and promiscuous men in the hot seat. youtu.be/tKleTa94dC8

Esther Rose's latest album will be available March 26. In the meantime, check out our recording of "Songs Remain", the latest single. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/zmSzQw1-L0U

G’afternoon folks, we have a very special selection to share with you today, a collaboration between Nick Shoulders, and Aviva and Roy of The Ozark Highballers. The casual trio performed an absolutely stellar rendition of, “East Virginia Blues." youtu.be/cvUlckrk3Uo

Son of Woody, patron of Alice’s Restaurant, and ragtime pianist, Arlo sure is a man of many hats. What do you think of this selection from his 1974 Soundstage performance with Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton? youtu.be/IT443tAKBU8

“I Will Rise” by Benjamin Tod is darkly tragic, yet inspirational, there is a hopefulness, as well, and Ben blends those elements perfectly like the wordsmith he is. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/st-CkCeqMO0

There is an authenticity and timelessness in the way Dwight Hawkins plays music. Dwight borrowed his roommate's guitar for this rendition of the Bo Carter song, “Lets Get Drunk Again.”We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoy sharing it! youtu.be/KlalSo0-ueM

The Magnolia tree in this video is special for its own reasons, it not only makes a great backdrop for Lost Dog Street Band to share their music, it also happens to be the same tree referenced in Dan Emery and Anti-Corp's #themagnoliasessions. youtu.be/Eh47m0dUdbc

Via Dan Emery's (of Anti-Corp fame) introduction we had the good fortune of meeting up with Nick Hans to record this take of his song, “High Ballin’ Everywhere I Go”, an excellent train song about living fast and never slowing down. youtu.be/feikKT-nRs4

What are some of your favorite songs to listen to on Valentine’s Day? Let us know in the comments below! We look forward to hearing from you. youtu.be/8qpcu7rDHAo