Third Coast Music Network Sound Clips

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Archived interviews and in-studio performances:

Wendy Colonna - May 28, 2010 Wendy Colonna with FriDave - 05/28/2010	Jimmy LaFave & John Inmon - April 9, 2010
KSYM Music Box All-Stars featuring Neil Young - 10/07/07 part one part two
Steve Earle - 6/10/98 Steve was in town with the Journey of Hope. He spent the afternoon with Jim Beal Jr, and they stopped by KSYM to talk about the event. Steve played 'Billy Austin' and 'So Different Blues'.	Sisters Morales - 6/20/98 Sisters Morales and members from the band stopped by to talk with Brenda X and play a few songs.
Terri Hendrix - 7/9/98 Terri Hendrix and Lloyd Maines, producer of Terri's "Wilory Farm", stopped by to visit with Jim Beal Jr. Terri and Lloyd played "Walk on Me", "Dana's Blues", and "Wallet" in the studio.	Dave Alvin - 7/26/98 Dave Alvin talked with Jim Beal Jr. about songwriting, the Americana music scene, and Abilene...
Deke Dickerson & The Ecco-phonics - 10/22/98 Deke and the gang haul ass from Alpine to get to the studio, play "Snatch It & Grab It", "Hot Rod Queen", and "Lady Killin' Papa"	Red Meat - 9/13/98 Red Meat (all 6 of 'em) pack into the studio, talk about the band and new cd "13" with Joe X, and play "12 Inch 3 Speed Oscillating Fan" & "Baby Beats Me the Best"

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