Radio Rubber Room EP 82 – Red Light Rodeo

by | Oct 9, 2012 | COMMUNITY

This episode wasn’t anyone’s first rodeo. Nor will it be the last time there is a Red Light Rodeo in a Rubber Room or a Radio.

This episode wasn’t anyone’s first rodeo. Nor will it be the last time there is a Red Light Rodeo in a Rubber Room or a Radio. These well dressed gentlemen brought their “back porch jam,” down home style of roots/bluegrass/folk/country and everyone had a good old time. This episode will teach you all about potato and jalapeno safety, the difference between a sea-shanty and a folk ballad and maybe just a little about life. Enjoy.

This episode includes RVA music from The Southern Belles, Big Enough, The Kindling Kind, Muelle, The Shack Band & Black Girls.

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