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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2024 · 57 MIN

Ep.50 - Alicia Blue “No One is Gonna Listen to This”

from The Rawkwardness Podcast · host Rawkwardness

This week Rose, Terence, and Tony are back at the Waymore in Nashville with folk singer-poet Alicia Blue, talking about secret emo poems, the lost art of the mix tape, sensitivity as a strength, and wanting to be the next Jack Kerouac.    Alicia Blue on Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Rawkwardness on Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube Malcolm Clark Hayes, Jr - Put Your Love to the Test - Liberty Records Northern Soul Wall of Sound - Phil Spector v Grateful Dead Long Strange Trip - Grateful Dead documentary Pomona Valley, CA The Wild Reeds - also from Pomona The LA County Fair Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks - The Hurricane - “This is like journalism” Dead Poets Society English teacher On the Road - Jack Kerouac LA Weekly Harvard & Stone “Your body is not a coffin” quote Mario’s mix tape highlights - Sweet Thing by Van Morrison, Mimi and Richard Farina, Long as I can See the Light by Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Needle and the Damage Done by Neil Young Johnny Guitar Watson 1966 school teacher edition Rhodes - rescued from Los Angeles Community College Eduardo Rivera - folk EP CD Baby Jason Goldstein, Jordan Ruiz - produced Bravebird in 2020 Lincoln Parish (Cage the Elephant) - produced new record Hollywood Thai - Nong: the Thai singer who took her to buy her first guitar and taught her guitar Queen of Echo Park Lauren Ruth Ward - the Queen of Echo Park herself Brian Ross - Elliptic Management -  Alicia’s manager Joni Mitchell - open D tuning Suzie Chism - on Spotify - Suzie’s episode of Rawkwardness! Lucinda Williams 

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