All right, folks. Here's episode 5. This podcast is a work in progress, a chance to experiment, a chance to play and be heard. This is our first episode in the ubiquitous mp3 format, which we hope will allow more of you to more easily tune into our podcasts and listen.



Episode 5 is good fun, as usual. Kim and Jordan join me for a 25 minute set of music, beginning with "Labor of Love" and then moving from Peter Stampfel's "If You Want to Be a Bird" and Lieber and Stoller's "Framed and Riot in Cell Block #9" to Daniel Lanois's "Under the Stormy Sky," our "Rolling Blackout Blues," and concluding with Kim doing an a capella version of Tracy Nelson's "Down So Low" followed by a duet of Junoon's "Ghoom Tana."

This show will take you somewhere.

Part of the experiment, by the way, is setting up a nice format for this podcast, and making it easier for you to subscribe. We'll keep you posted on how to do that in the new format here.

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