• The Grand Ole Podcast, Episode #2

    Matt Farber Posted On April 20, 2012
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    Each week I will be previewing The Grand Ole Echo line-up with a couple tunes from each artist playing the next Sunday.  I’ll be having guests join me from time to time to sit down and talk about what we can expect from them and just talk about music in general.  Click the link below and enjoy the show!

    Grand Ole Podcast #2 – Previewing The Grand Ole Echo show on April 22nd, 2012.

    Track Listing

    1 – Paladino – Ode to Misery

    2 – Jennifer Gibbons – Shoulda Been My Lover

    3 – Cliff Wagner – Jack Daniels Look

    4 – Jennifer Gibbons – Outta Sight Outta Mind

    4 – The Far West – Bound to Loose

    5 – The Far West Cover – Roxy Music – More Than This

    6 – The Far West – Good Lord Willing




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