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RVA Radio: Mr. Jennings, Live at the Canal Club

by | Oct 7, 2010 | PODCASTS

1. Troll Trouble – Bassobese
2. Come Together (David Starfire remix) – The Beatles
3. Micron – Heyoka
4. Jealousy – Libton
5. Change to Grade – Jam Jarr
6. Strawberry Jam Forever – A Skillz

1. Troll Trouble – Bassobese
2. Come Together (David Starfire remix) – The Beatles
3. Micron – Heyoka
4. Jealousy – Libton
5. Change to Grade – Jam Jarr
6. Strawberry Jam Forever – A Skillz
7. Patchouli Dump Truck – Opiuo
8. Mashington – Mad Zach & R2 the Specialist
9. Reeces Pieces – Vent
10. Eggplantation – ill.Gates
11. Dirty Number 7 – An-Ten-Nae

Recently, I had the pleasure of playing two sets at the Shpongle show in Richmond. This is my second set, between The Malah and Shpongle, from 12-12:30. The crowd was huge, the people were hype, and the vibe was awesome all night. Many thanks to EQ Productions for bringing great artsists to town, and for having me come play! Big ups to all of you all who came and danced, and of course to The Malah and Shpongle!
-Mr. Jennings

Check out more of Mr. Jennings here.
Peep photos from the sold out show.

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