HWY 261 (07-24-26) Songs about New Orleans, Louisiana, and a little AC/DC

The Rev is fresh back from a 5 day road trip to New Orleans with his oldest daughter, and tonight he's taking the whole family to see AC/DC at The Alamodome. With that in mind, today's show is centered on songs about New Orleans and Louisiana, with some AC/DC sprinkled in to help gear everyone up for the concert tonight in San Antonio!Songs played on Ep. 105: Hurricane Gumbo-Ditch Crickets; Hello New Orleans-Robert Earl Keen; Cith of New Orleans-Arlo Guthrie; Thunderstruck-AC/DC; Lake Charles-Lucinda Williams; Watertown-Good Medicine Band; Battle of New Orleans-Johnny Horton; Broke Down-Slaid Cleaves; Hurricane-Band of Heathens; It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Want to Rock and Roll)-AC/DC; Gumbo Queen-Ditch Crickets; Travelin' Man-The Nelson Brothers

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