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I know that it's true It's gonna be a good year Out of the darkness And into the fire I'll tell you I love you And my hearts in the strangest place That's how it started And that's how it ends

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I could listen to this over and over

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The best things come from nowhere. (at i swear this is the last one)

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The Revivalists at Free at Noon, World Cafe Live 11/21/14

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Feb 20. 

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How Musicians Really Make Money in One Long Graph

How are bands supposed to make money off of clouds and $0.99 files? We'll show you.

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I want to try to be nice to everyone. 

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two weeks & two days!

only 5 tickets left. 

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World Cafe Live 10th Anniversary Quiz

The first 10 people to answer the most questions correctly win a pair of tickets to our Anniversary show on October 1!

We like quizzes do you?

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an old familiar tune

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Old songs by Old bands #1 Skunkhour - Breathing Through My Eyes

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Hive mind – we need your help. NPR’s Melissa Block recently interviewed musician Passenger (Mike Rosenberg) and he shared a story about a chance encounter with a stranger who had a profound impact on his life (listen at the link). We want to find that stranger. Here’s the story: Last year during a tour stop in Minneapolis, Rosenberg made a late-night gas station trip to buy cigarettes. He struck up a conversation with an older man who was smoking outside next to his motorcycle. He learned that this gentlemen had been diagnosed with lung cancer and was mid-way through a cross-country road trip to see his family in New York, where he planned to spend the rest of his days. Rosenberg never got the man’s name, but the experience affected him deeply. He quit smoking and wrote the song “Riding to New York.” We’d love to reach this man or his family. If you think you might know who he is, please email [email protected]

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Ryan Adams, "When The Stars Go Blue" - American Songwriter

If an artist is fortunate and talented enough, there will come a moment in their career when a significant portion of their intended audience is listening

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round the bay of biscay and back for tea

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Visit Original Link

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this song. this morning. 

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Grandaddy - Summer Here Kids