R-QRM 76: On the Road II – Going to see JT

from Radio QRM · host Barry J

Yes, another… period of time has elapsed since the last show. Sorry. We are still trying to find that perfect time to record the show. It usually ends up on Sunday night and we are both dog tired from the weekend. Maybe Friday night would be better? Anyway, most of this show was recorded on […]

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Yes, another... period of time has elapsed since the last show. Sorry. We are still trying to find that perfect time to record the show. It usually ends up on Sunday night and we are both dog tired from the weekend. Maybe Friday night would be better? Anyway, most of this show was recorded on the road To and from the James Taylor concert at Tanglewood in the Berkshires on the 4th of July. We had a blast! It was a great time. So sit back and enjoy, On the Road II.Playlist Not Today by Secrets in Stereo Save Me by rolos pocket When I Need You by Lainey Brown When You Go by Jonathan Coulton Loving on a Big Hill by Geoff Smith

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