Ep. 411 - Vonda Shepard, Blink-182 Review

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Episode 411 of Concert Pipeline featuring Vonda Shepard, in which we talk about singing for Nancy Pelosi, making music with her husband Mitchell Froom who has produced her albums since 1999, covering “River” by Joni Mitchell with Robert Downey Jr, her extensive work on Ally McBeal including producing 500+ songs and singing the opening songs, having a duet with Randy Newman, and touring with Jackson Browne. Vonda Shepard is playing Feinsteins at the Nikki in San Francisco on July 14 and 15. This episode also features a review of Blink-182 at Golden 1 in Sacramento as well as a few songs from the show.

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This episode was published on July 3, 2023.

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Episode 411 of Concert Pipeline featuring Vonda Shepard, in which we talk about singing for Nancy Pelosi, making music with her husband Mitchell Froom who has produced her albums since 1999, covering “River” by Joni Mitchell with Robert Downey Jr,...

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