October 10, 2025 • 54 mins
Turn On & Tap In To Independent + Original Music from Wisconsin & the Midwest with WAPL Home Brewed Radio!
♫ This Week's Featured Home Brewed Artists ♫
Field Report / The Mascot Theory / Drunk Mike and the Charlatans + David Fry / Listening Party / TAE & The Neighborly / Three Springs / SLiD Band / Amelia Ford Music / The Gentlemen Grifters / LochMhor / Tim Pszanka + Pszanka / Warden Music
Saturday Mornings - LIVE - 9am on 105.7 FM
Streaming LIVE at wapl.com & the WAPL Mobile App.
Podcasts - iTunes or the WAPL Mobile App
♫ This Week's Featured Home Brewed Artists ♫
Field Report / The Mascot Theory / Drunk Mike and the Charlatans + David Fry / Listening Party / TAE & The Neighborly / Three Springs / SLiD Band / Amelia Ford Music / The Gentlemen Grifters / LochMhor / Tim Pszanka + Pszanka / Warden Music
Saturday Mornings - LIVE - 9am on 105.7 FM
Streaming LIVE at wapl.com & the WAPL Mobile App.
Podcasts - iTunes or the WAPL Mobile App
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Looking for the best Badger brood original music. Well you
found it. Pop the top on another refreshing episode of
wapl oh Bruce Radio, pouring only the finest independent original
music from Wisconsin at the Midwest into your ears. Now,
sit back, relax and enjoy.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
Well, good morning and welcome into WAPO home Brewed Radio.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
My name is John Jordan.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Take a seat, gay ready to imbibe some finely crafted
Badger brewed original independent music from Wisconsin and the Midwest
into your ears this morning. Get a fly to New
Bruce coming up, we'll take a look at the local
northeast Wisconsin live music scene. But let's get it kicked
off with Milwaukee band Field Report. They have a show
(00:50):
today in the Bruce City at the Vivarian. Christopher Porterfield
from Field Report is actually heading this way. Plead with
in All at the Stone Art Sessions at Stone Arch
Group up in Appleton later on this month, October twenty first.
But leading off today this is Field Report with never
looked back on w APL home Brewed Radio.
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Nis is the ocean and no one.
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Knows is.
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We haven't found Adam yet Thigy who is a home
Turn the telescope back around it. This troubles out of field.
Forgiveness does not excuse.
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It's to breathing everybody from destroying you.
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Bad back, having come back back before the matter.
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Settled, before there was the name for this. You were
out dancing and traffic me douggy pulled it off. Everybody
knew how long. If they had pickin up.
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About while you're throwing down, at least they got somebody
dog a back.
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Then down the back. Never tack.
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Man back.
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Bat, come in with your bargain night.
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I trufuse my eyes closes.
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I just need you to try.
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I don't need you to know, siburn.
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But I'm good. I'm all the bat the day.
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The curtain where we throw it away. The goodness does
not excuse sick Bruce.
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The strong bag.
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All right, this is Eric from the Mascot Theory, and
you're listening to W A p L home brewed radio.
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You baby, take.
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He speaking race race.
Speaker 15 (05:19):
My brain is drowning, loud and free as that salt
you sin to me across.
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The family dinner table. Separate truth from fable. My brain
is drowning, loud and free as that salt you sin
to me across the family dinner table, separate truth from fable.
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My barey hanging off. I've still got a Christ did
I take cold night?
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But I'll get over with this.
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A barely hanging on. I've still got a Griffin did
By take on night?
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But I'll get up with this sign and hope to
fly into a sunset painted sky are seen ships and
star cross lovers.
Speaker 11 (06:25):
Pick your eyes, butnder curves across back out and hope
to fly. It was sunset peanut.
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Sky as saint ships start tross lovers picking your eyes,
buttoned covers, A barely hanging on, but I've still got
a griven.
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You did By take call night, But.
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I'll get up with this.
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Barely hanging.
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I've still got a good.
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Did my truth go right?
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But I'll get a sipally hanging on the beverage to
stare at the walk you're tearing a hair out and
date and carry it.
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All the baggage you buried.
Speaker 19 (07:19):
It's here and when you're aring the full because they
ain't don't care if you disparage your parish to start.
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The tank is empty, start to brush to the hemp.
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And it's tempting to break all the book.
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The lady Justice is benus to save me from all
the eyes and the maidies, because maybe if you told
the truth and all the possible be grapy. I'm going crazy,
but I'm saying it.
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I'mthing told that you.
Speaker 19 (07:40):
Maybe the game is changing and I'm praying I'll continue
to play it. But lately I'm just losing faith in
every day and he's faking the pain. Is raising past
the blame or let the ring hit the pavement another payments?
Speaker 11 (07:52):
You get paid, so you're trying to fake it.
Speaker 19 (07:54):
I bet you need a vagecation because you're brought nay
a racing.
Speaker 5 (07:58):
I'll get it.
Speaker 19 (07:58):
If you're a vas, don't slip when pacing and taking
other deep baste embracing faces.
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Cross my heart and hope to fly into a sunset
Phenie sky by sink Ships and star cross Lovers. Pick
your eyes from under covers cross spot and vote to fly.
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In through a sunset Phenie sky as sink Ships and.
Speaker 11 (08:56):
Star Cross Lovers. Picking your eyes Wanda covers a bed
hanging off.
Speaker 17 (09:07):
I've still got a grip, you get it?
Speaker 11 (09:10):
Did my chick all night ship falk get over this?
Speaker 5 (09:17):
A bet it on? Ive still got a grip? Tell
and did my chick Game five time.
Speaker 11 (09:29):
Maybe it's the Jefflon coated pan. Maybe it's the bloodstain
on my hand. Maybe it's the Santa and a breede.
Maybe it's you, or maybe it's me.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
Welcome Back.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
It's w apl Homebrewed Radio, brand new music from the
Mascot Theory. That one featuring Tyler dirtin It is called
Got a Grip and it's off their brand new album
called Cosmic Hitting Run.
Speaker 12 (10:00):
Just had an.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Album release show for that new album at Gibson Community
Music Hall yesterday. Miles Nielsen was opening. If you missed it,
if you're feeling that fomo, don't worry. They're turning it
around and doing it again, this time in their home
base of Madison at Atwood Hall tomorrow night. I'm John
Jordan Now to a homebrew debut from the band Drunk
(10:23):
Mike and the Charlatans. You've heard Drunk Mike as his
alter ego David Frye many times here on Homebrewed before
the projects like fall Away Angels and Girls Sperm and
once again, Fryman brings together a band of all star
players on this new album. It's who's who of area musicians.
Mark Goldie Woodie Larson, Andy Welch Amanded James Leroy.
Speaker 12 (10:47):
Dister Philip Smith.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
It's recorded at both Rocker and Studio and Appleton and
Lampshade Studio in Green Bay. Master by the mastery master
of all masterers, Justin Perkins at Mystery Room in Milwaukey.
And it's dedicated to the late Great Mark Lamar Plopper
for a lifetime of music that he turned out. Very
fun record chronicles a week in the life of a barfly.
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It's a mix of whiskey soaked country with a splash
of alt country blended into a singular shot of Americana.
This is drunk Mike in the Charlatans with Mama told
me on w A p L home brewed radio.
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Around Streak, they'll bring it bring That's all.
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I have to me.
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But word, Avis, I did may.
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We rob the town?
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So the young child of Momy.
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That would have been mad.
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The girl, girl, girls, girl.
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Do you want a girl in your mother close? Girls
make your love fries. Girl who brings it down? So, Jim, don't.
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Kil who makes your MoMA? Girl makes your mom fe
girl brings it.
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So, Jem, don't.
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You won't.
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Bill Moi girl brings good jazz.
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You know.
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listening to w a p L home Brewed Radio m
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de ra to loan you all making time, run service,
discuss stop you can all a love or striking.
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Bottles of do you rather.
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Want to see all looking around?
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So get back this thing.
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It's time to get back.
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Monty ran to.
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The loan, You up, you and we shall.
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As a bracumen sand all all the lostaking samples.
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Of rad I do you hear after no mo raising
a new brand SUPs with fu get back.
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This song.
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Sad think, get stand and get back.
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You can't.
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Pay your show gets some too and a road sus
with both get back.
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Gives time.
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To fuck, get.
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To give time.
Speaker 2 (17:38):
W APL home Brewed Radio Listening Party with their song
My Dear. They are playing a free event later on
today four o'clock at Limestone Vineyards in green Leaf. Just
bring a chair, enjoy the weather and enjoy the music.
I'm John Jordan. Will we just heard Andy Wells from
Tay in the neighborly and that new track from Drunk
Mike and the Charlatans. He now back with this main
(18:01):
band tee in the Neighborly This Friday on the lake
shore in Sheboygan at three Sheeps Brewing. Here's telling the
Neighborly off their album Self Help with the song We
Can Be.
Speaker 3 (18:12):
It's w e APL home brewed radio.
Speaker 13 (18:28):
A man one star?
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Does anyone in the side He even tried many things
broad How's he use?
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So have the way?
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Please t try to listen?
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Off loaded love, loaded talk scanned?
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We need some help to make this.
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Again?
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Is there a day where we must be?
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Under that?
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The case.
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We can be?
Speaker 11 (19:42):
What could have been alonger than my friends? He isn't
stan another chance?
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Bird?
Speaker 11 (19:55):
What a ways to choose? Fall them trattlement rather than
I'm just end England? Where did they like God?
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Where did the health band?
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We need some change, so make this begain is the
room moment we'll say.
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If we.
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Can be, can be?
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M you mesty, WILLI I'll be there? Will it be better?
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Oh?
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It's better to listen than never?
Speaker 29 (21:33):
Can we rather now?
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Socialist?
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Can see?
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If we love, if you love, if we can be?
Speaker 3 (22:13):
Welcome back.
Speaker 2 (22:14):
It's WAPL Homebrewed Radio Tay and the Neighborly off their
album Self Help. That song is called We can be
and you can be with them. This Friday, seven o'clock
at three sheeps brewing in Sheboygan. Podcasts of this show
available as home brewed radio, rewinds, iTunes, spreaker, or just
fire up the w APL mobile app and poor hundreds
(22:36):
of past homebrewed episodes into your ears. Coming back on
the other side with the homebrewed debut Out of Lacrosse
and the band Slide, Stay tuned.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
W APL Homebrewed. This is WAPL Homebrewed, the.
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Going in and Sit into the Footlove and the set.
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Supposed adopted cling to make least all.
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Of you.
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Look at you start themselves talks mom, so those.
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Say times and at the moll. And that's why I've
been no foe away. What's the bad?
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Talking about the self?
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So way?
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Well what a what theirself?
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So red? Ah?
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That wisp mad at him makes me walk to boot
scrappering in my ear.
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Oh so that's so ifcious? So whis vicious for reminition.
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That boyson know you tried to start run across the
round him about that ride up, sir?
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And that's why I happen.
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Myself away qua day talking away this sl.
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So no wany well know.
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What they do, what they say sid this solf.
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So no wan well.
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And that time know myself.
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Sumtimes myself.
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Going in this sin It's.
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What God talk.
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This so.
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Well when I do? Why did I make this sound
so bring about?
Speaker 2 (27:08):
Welcome back to wapl homebrewed radio. Hailing from Dor County.
That's the band Three Springs in their song notice Three
Springs as Memphis transplant Paul Taylor, Dor County native John
Fratter and Nominee Michigan native Adam Caine. Three Springs is
set to headline a tripleheader show at Appleton Music Factory
inside Appleton Beer Factory this Thursday, along with Soul True
(27:30):
and Gold Standard. My Name is John Jordan now to
a homebrew debut from Lacrosse and the band Slide Spelled
sli D, self described as an indie punkin' roll band
from Wisconsin's West coast. To four piece is Brian Stahila,
Remo Trevor, and Dan Olsen. Rounding out the four piece,
(27:51):
the band sites other Midwest bands is their Inspirations, The Replacements,
Soul Asylum and Uncle Tupelo. Already sold me, You've already
sold me. They just released their debut EP last month,
and let's grab a song off of that for this
debut today. This one is called Greed off that EP,
(28:12):
and the band is again called Slide on WAPL home
Brewed Radio.
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Because it.
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Sucks to.
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Ars as.
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Sure s.
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JA very good.
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Chas h Right, this is Amelia Ford and you're listening
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to w A p L home Brewed Radio.
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Do you know what it's like to be You have.
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To know.
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To hate someone who hasn't done your own wish you
are a BANDI gen detachable.
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Instead run and run beneath my glass.
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Because the raw in terms of coast line warn dunt side.
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Well I'm not, it's it's only I'm a Seldon.
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I don't want to hear them metal because I can't
be happy now. I can't be happy now.
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It s do they not?
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It's only I'm the seland I don't want to hear
them metal because I can't be happy now. I can't
be happy. No, dude, you know what it's like tiling
wondering chapel. The work is to get your hands or
I or why not? A blind don be a metal someone?
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Long before.
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No the glands all I've been in their line.
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Well the cry in.
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Terms of good lines, call me tire baby nice.
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It's an as.
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It's only I'm the sound to night.
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I wanna hear them metal because.
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I can't be happy now. I can't be happy now.
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But do they as only I.
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Was old then I don't wanna hear them metal cause
that can't be happy now I can.
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Be as now.
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LEAs sound it's only I'm sold. It's only on the sounds,
so only on the sounds. Who side I got it all?
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I was waiting on my story.
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It was opened forse lorry garment and go sides.
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As they got it all?
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I was reading on the story.
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hear them metal cause I can't be happy now. I
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Then I don't wanna hear them metal.
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I can't be happy now.
Speaker 2 (35:23):
Welcome back to w a PL home Brewed Radio with
singer songwriter Amelia Ford and her song happy Now. Amelia
fresh off Plane Octoberfest last Saturday. Now slides into the
Stone Arch Sessions at Stone Arch Group up in Appleton
this Tuesday in the tap room I'm John Jordan. The
Gentleman Grifters are heading up to the rooftop of the
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Rusted Roost Restaurant and Bar in Nasha, say that a
few times They've got to gig this Friday night. Let's
listen to their latest single, The Things You Do from
the Gentleman Grifters on w A p L home Brewed Radio.
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That it is true?
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It's true?
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All louis come home New Year?
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I do you.
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Think me a?
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Do you know I'll never be your true.
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Cocky shine?
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But I can't change your mind? The open shot of
this already closing time?
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Jobs with that I can help be fat.
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That we pay a part.
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All that I need is my girl, my gutchall.
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All that that night over.
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Don't yet know.
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That is true?
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Opens come home to you, Come home to you.
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I knew you to than in.
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rules and and out.
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It's not that yet.
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Look at me, I'm saying, I mean go.
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With the keats, I kick put some soup, the man.
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See they's not long and they that.
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Look at me. I'm saying it the way.
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I'm nay that, so look at me.
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I'm welcome back in WAPL Homebrewed Radio lock More and
the song on the Avenue. Dave Richards from Lockmore said
that is a self referential song about busking in downtown Minneapolis.
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Coming back.
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We will put the raps on this Homebrewed episode in
a rock and way with the band Warden and a
new single from Pazenka. Next Stay tuned.
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on one O five seven w APL. Let's rock this out.
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That reached those bread new tape us is old, the talks,
sheep off the cold as I stopped you day.
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I want you to go drive in the cars.
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Pat the word.
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Place that day.
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Online.
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don't know already's thinking thirty out.
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John, time home this place?
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I have no time to where his?
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Can't you see where I'm going around these suns insane
and on time.
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I'll take you for a ride, John, call me some now.
I'll not.
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Take the time where in the mines singing new songs.
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All those life I'm sleeping, the no.
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And the pan They've been my closest friends.
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I know where I am with them.
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Nod to pretend?
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No? One more time?
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If trust constantially, it's not my fun, you'll not not me.
So just bask off and listen.
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End less, turn off, stand loud.
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I won't stand down in the crowd.
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Had on a time.
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I'll take you for a ride.
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singing loud. Who's going to stand out in the crowd out,
raise your glass and shout out.
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Welcome back to wapl home brewed radio, brand new music
from the Pasanka Boys. That one is called all or
Nothing from Pozanka. They've got a couple gigs coming up
on October first of the annual Breastfest charity show at
Scotty's in Kakana on the eighteenth, and then Halloween Night
at the vav Vett, also in the electric City of Kakana.
(49:29):
Plus the guys heading back into the studio later this
fall winter to start recording their sophomore album. Well, get
on out there, support our home brewed artist original music
and bravo to those venues at book live music and
keep that live music scene alive. Grab the tickets, grab
the merch, purchase the music, Toss a couple bucks at
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the bands. It all goes to sport our local music scene,
keeps it growing and keeps it thriving.
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Well.
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Look for the band Warden at an upcoming show at
Spooks on Spur in New London on Friday, October seventeenth.
As we eventually, you know when the eighties and nineties
subside any day now, whether get to the spooky Halloween
season let's grab this one out the door and off
their debut album Pay the Toll, streaming everywhere and in
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your ears right now. This one is from Warden called
Pretty Life. I'm John Jordan, thanking you for taking time
to turn on and tap in to wapl homebrewed radio cheers.
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Homebrews one O five seven W A P. L. Appleton,
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Looking for the best Badger brood original music. Well you
found it. Pop the top on another refreshing episode of
wapl oh Bruce Radio, pouring only the finest independent original
music from Wisconsin at the Midwest into your ears. Now,
sit back, relax and enjoy.
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Well, good morning and welcome into WAPO home Brewed Radio.
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My name is John Jordan.
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Take a seat, gay ready to imbibe some finely crafted
Badger brewed original independent music from Wisconsin and the Midwest
into your ears this morning. Get a fly to New
Bruce coming up, we'll take a look at the local
northeast Wisconsin live music scene. But let's get it kicked
off with Milwaukee band Field Report. They have a show
(00:50):
today in the Bruce City at the Vivarian. Christopher Porterfield
from Field Report is actually heading this way. Plead with
in All at the Stone Art Sessions at Stone Arch
Group up in Appleton later on this month, October twenty first.
But leading off today this is Field Report with never
looked back on w APL home Brewed Radio.
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Knows is.
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It's to breathing everybody from destroying you.
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The strong bag.
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star cross lovers.
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I'll get up with this.
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I've still got a good.
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Did my truth go right?
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But I'll get a sipally hanging on the beverage to
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All the baggage you buried.
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to play it. But lately I'm just losing faith in
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a racing.
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Cross my heart and hope to fly into a sunset
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hanging off.
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I've still got a grip, you get it?
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Did my chick all night ship falk get over this?
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A bet it on? Ive still got a grip? Tell
and did my chick Game five time.
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Maybe it's the Jefflon coated pan. Maybe it's the bloodstain
on my hand. Maybe it's the Santa and a breede.
Maybe it's you, or maybe it's me.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
Welcome Back.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
It's w apl Homebrewed Radio, brand new music from the
Mascot Theory. That one featuring Tyler dirtin It is called
Got a Grip and it's off their brand new album
called Cosmic Hitting Run.
Speaker 12 (10:00):
Just had an.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Album release show for that new album at Gibson Community
Music Hall yesterday. Miles Nielsen was opening. If you missed it,
if you're feeling that fomo, don't worry. They're turning it
around and doing it again, this time in their home
base of Madison at Atwood Hall tomorrow night. I'm John
Jordan Now to a homebrew debut from the band Drunk
(10:23):
Mike and the Charlatans. You've heard Drunk Mike as his
alter ego David Frye many times here on Homebrewed before
the projects like fall Away Angels and Girls Sperm and
once again, Fryman brings together a band of all star
players on this new album. It's who's who of area musicians.
Mark Goldie Woodie Larson, Andy Welch Amanded James Leroy.
Speaker 12 (10:47):
Dister Philip Smith.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
It's recorded at both Rocker and Studio and Appleton and
Lampshade Studio in Green Bay. Master by the mastery master
of all masterers, Justin Perkins at Mystery Room in Milwaukey.
And it's dedicated to the late Great Mark Lamar Plopper
for a lifetime of music that he turned out. Very
fun record chronicles a week in the life of a barfly.
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It's a mix of whiskey soaked country with a splash
of alt country blended into a singular shot of Americana.
This is drunk Mike in the Charlatans with Mama told
me on w A p L home brewed radio.
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Around Streak, they'll bring it bring That's all.
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I have to me.
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We rob the town?
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So the young child of Momy.
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The girl, girl, girls, girl.
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To give time.
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W APL home Brewed Radio Listening Party with their song
My Dear. They are playing a free event later on
today four o'clock at Limestone Vineyards in green Leaf. Just
bring a chair, enjoy the weather and enjoy the music.
I'm John Jordan. Will we just heard Andy Wells from
Tay in the neighborly and that new track from Drunk
Mike and the Charlatans. He now back with this main
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band tee in the Neighborly This Friday on the lake
shore in Sheboygan at three Sheeps Brewing. Here's telling the
Neighborly off their album Self Help with the song We
Can Be.
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It's w e APL home brewed radio.
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A man one star?
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broad How's he use?
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So have the way?
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Off loaded love, loaded talk scanned?
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We need some help to make this.
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Is there a day where we must be?
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Under that?
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The case.
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We can be?
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stan another chance?
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Bird?
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We need some change, so make this begain is the
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If we.
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Can be, can be?
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M you mesty, WILLI I'll be there? Will it be better?
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It's better to listen than never?
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Can we rather now?
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Socialist?
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Can see?
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Speaker 3 (22:13):
Welcome back.
Speaker 2 (22:14):
It's WAPL Homebrewed Radio Tay and the Neighborly off their
album Self Help. That song is called We can be
and you can be with them. This Friday, seven o'clock
at three sheeps brewing in Sheboygan. Podcasts of this show
available as home brewed radio, rewinds, iTunes, spreaker, or just
fire up the w APL mobile app and poor hundreds
(22:36):
of past homebrewed episodes into your ears. Coming back on
the other side with the homebrewed debut Out of Lacrosse
and the band Slide, Stay tuned.
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W APL Homebrewed. This is WAPL Homebrewed, the.
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Going in and Sit into the Footlove and the set.
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Talking about the self?
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So red? Ah?
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And that's why I happen.
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And that time know myself.
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Well when I do? Why did I make this sound
so bring about?
Speaker 2 (27:08):
Welcome back to wapl homebrewed radio. Hailing from Dor County.
That's the band Three Springs in their song notice Three
Springs as Memphis transplant Paul Taylor, Dor County native John
Fratter and Nominee Michigan native Adam Caine. Three Springs is
set to headline a tripleheader show at Appleton Music Factory
inside Appleton Beer Factory this Thursday, along with Soul True
(27:30):
and Gold Standard. My Name is John Jordan now to
a homebrew debut from Lacrosse and the band Slide Spelled
sli D, self described as an indie punkin' roll band
from Wisconsin's West coast. To four piece is Brian Stahila,
Remo Trevor, and Dan Olsen. Rounding out the four piece,
(27:51):
the band sites other Midwest bands is their Inspirations, The Replacements,
Soul Asylum and Uncle Tupelo. Already sold me, You've already
sold me. They just released their debut EP last month,
and let's grab a song off of that for this
debut today. This one is called Greed off that EP,
(28:12):
and the band is again called Slide on WAPL home
Brewed Radio.
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JA very good.
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Chas h Right, this is Amelia Ford and you're listening
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to w A p L home Brewed Radio.
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Do you know what it's like to be You have.
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To know.
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To hate someone who hasn't done your own wish you
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But do they as only I.
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Be as now.
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LEAs sound it's only I'm sold. It's only on the sounds,
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I can't be happy now.
Speaker 2 (35:23):
Welcome back to w a PL home Brewed Radio with
singer songwriter Amelia Ford and her song happy Now. Amelia
fresh off Plane Octoberfest last Saturday. Now slides into the
Stone Arch Sessions at Stone Arch Group up in Appleton
this Tuesday in the tap room I'm John Jordan. The
Gentleman Grifters are heading up to the rooftop of the
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Rusted Roost Restaurant and Bar in Nasha, say that a
few times They've got to gig this Friday night. Let's
listen to their latest single, The Things You Do from
the Gentleman Grifters on w A p L home Brewed Radio.
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That it is true?
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It's true?
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All louis come home New Year?
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I do you.
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I'm welcome back in WAPL Homebrewed Radio lock More and
the song on the Avenue. Dave Richards from Lockmore said
that is a self referential song about busking in downtown Minneapolis.
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Coming back.
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We will put the raps on this Homebrewed episode in
a rock and way with the band Warden and a
new single from Pazenka. Next Stay tuned.
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