HWY 261 (06-05-26) Pake Rossi album release-Blue Collar Blues (A Working Title)

On the 100th episode of HWY 261 The Rev and Sterling welcome their long time friend and songwriter extraordinaire Pake Rossi, who just released his lates record Blue Collar Blues (A Working Title) on May 1. The guys reminisce about SMTX back in the day when they were all hanging around Cheatham St. Warehouse, and Pake played 3 songs live in the studio. Tracklist for Ep. 100:Supermarket Birds-Company L; Rising-Josh Dodds; 24 Hours in New York City-Drew Kennedy; San Marcos '09 (LIVE)-Pake Rossi; Welder's Son (LIVE)-Pake Rossi; Blue From the Mountain (LIVE)-Pake Rossi; 7 Day Bender-Forest Wayne Allen

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