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Radio Rubber Room EP 62, Featuring The Shack Band

by | May 8, 2012 | MUSIC

In this episode, The Shack Band stopped by the little Ashland shack under the radio tower. They played some live tunes from their recently released EP, Born & Raised, and the good times ensued. But don’t worry–you will not hear “Sweet Home Alabama” in this episode. Enjoy.


In this episode, The Shack Band stopped by the little Ashland shack under the radio tower. They played some live tunes from their recently released EP, Born & Raised, and the good times ensued. But don’t worry–you will not hear “Sweet Home Alabama” in this episode. Enjoy.

This episode includes RVA music from Apache Radio, Black Girls, People’s Blues of Richmond, Proverbial, Farm Vegas and Silo Effect.

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