'Til the Tape Run Out - Episode 03
by The Herd of Main Street
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Hit Where It Hurts
04:20
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2. |
Integrity
03:44
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3. |
Cleveland
03:56
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Jackson's Grave
04:08
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5. |
Next Weekend
04:01
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Train Station Blues
04:41
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Honky Tonk Angel
03:37
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8. |
July
03:29
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9. |
Don't Do Windows
04:08
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10. |
Treat Me So Mean
03:57
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11. |
Same Damn Thing
05:57
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12. |
Black Horse
05:41
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13. |
Little Bit of Love
02:51
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14. |
Rust on Metal
02:29
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about
Here's one funky, down-home episode of 'Til The Tape Run Out.
We get to hang out with The Herd, celebrating a birthday & the release of their brand-new disc, "Bound to Echo" with an hour long set of some great Saturday-night Rock & Roll. The band is cool and laid-back, running through an hour long set of some old and new tunes. I dare you not to roll your windows down and blow your woofers out.
Enjoy.
We get to hang out with The Herd, celebrating a birthday & the release of their brand-new disc, "Bound to Echo" with an hour long set of some great Saturday-night Rock & Roll. The band is cool and laid-back, running through an hour long set of some old and new tunes. I dare you not to roll your windows down and blow your woofers out.
Enjoy.
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released July 19, 2014
The Herd of Main Street:
Peter McKibben
Gena McKibben
Lance Smith
Corey Zook
Kevin Alban
Engineered by D. Carlo III & National Bohemian Beer
Photos by Sam Seddon
Introduction by Russell Kelbaugh
With a very special thanks to our live studio audience!
The Herd of Main Street:
Peter McKibben
Gena McKibben
Lance Smith
Corey Zook
Kevin Alban
Engineered by D. Carlo III & National Bohemian Beer
Photos by Sam Seddon
Introduction by Russell Kelbaugh
With a very special thanks to our live studio audience!
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