Welcome to another exciting episode of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, hosted by Randy Black from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. In this episode, we dive into a diverse lineup of tracks that showcase the rich tapestry of modern music. We kick off with "That's How Strong My Love Is" by the No Good Redwood Ramblers, setting the tone for a heartfelt musical journey.
Our playlist features an eclectic mix of artists and genres, including "Wasted Time" by Texas 121, "Hawaii" by Vertigo Kidd, and "She's the Devil" by Chris Nichols. Each song brings its unique flavor, from the soulful melodies of "No Good" by Bad Strangers to the upbeat rhythms of "Major Key's Parade" by Nathan Dale.
Listeners are treated to "In It for the Money" by Matty B & the Black River Band, "23" by The Johner Boys, and "Diamonds" by The Doerfels, each track offering a glimpse into the artists' creative worlds. We close the episode with the poignant "Had to Let You Go" by Tim Ash, leaving listeners with a reflective note.
Throughout the episode, Randy encourages listeners to support the artists by streaming their music and sending boosts with sats and notes of encouragement. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Joe Ash, brother of featured artist Tim Ash, and we invite our audience to keep the Ash family in their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Chapters in this Episode:
(00:56) That's How Strong My Love Is
(03:52) Wasted Time
(07:01) Hawaii
(10:14) She's The Devil
(12:52) No Good
(16:19) Major Key's Parade
(18:56) In It For The Money
(21:42) 23
(25:06) Diamonds
(28:38) Had To Let You Go
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