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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2020 · 40 MIN

Small Town Romance

from This Song Is Yours · host Simon Finck

We've got a double episode this week! On Episode 2 we talk to James Arneman from country folk duo, Small Town Romance. We discuss the new film “Slim & I”, which focuses on James’ grandparents, Joy McKean and Slim Dusty. We also talk about songwriting while in isolation, and which Bruce Springsteen record is a gateway drug.You can find Small Town Romances Playlist here.Thanks again to James Arneman & Small Town Romance for their time. Thanks also to Mariam from EMI for assisting with this episode.STR Instagram: @STRSTR FB: @STRYou can follow us on This Song Is Yours socials below:TSIY Insta: @thissongisyours TSIY FB: @thissongisyours Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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We've got a double episode this week! On Episode 2 we talk to James Arneman from country folk duo, Small Town Romance. We discuss the new film “Slim & I”, which focuses on James’ grandparents, Joy McKean and Slim Dusty. We also talk about songwriting while in isolation, and which Bruce Springsteen record is a gateway drug. You can find Small Town Romances Playlist here. Thanks again to James Arneman & Small Town Romance for their time. Thanks also to Mariam from EMI for assisting wi...

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