Radio Rubber Room EP 71, PJ Bottoms

by | Jul 26, 2012 | MUSIC

In this episode PJ Bottoms brought the party. They played some new tunes as well as some off of their current album, “Cooler of Beer.” They also went through a cooler of beer.

In this episode PJ Bottoms brought the party. They played some new tunes as well as some off of their current album, “Cooler of Beer.” They also went through a cooler of beer. Have no doubt, this group loves beer and good times. Have a good time with them now. Click play.

This episode includes RVA Music from Crushed Purple, The Southern Belles, Muelle, Sajak & The Shack Band.

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