Lost Music SaloonLost Music Saloon: Dec. 12, 2011: 5-7 p.m.: All New Music

Welcome to the last "all new music" edition of the Lost Music Saloon for the year 2011.  I'll gather up some recent arrivals as well as some odd 'n sods left over from releases put out earlier this year.  But it's all worth hearing!  The flow of new releases tends to dry up in December and January, which is a good thing because that leaves room for a few weeks worth of Holiday and "Best of 2011" show in the coming weeks.

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Enjoy!

Lost Music Saloon: PLAYLIST: Dec. 12, 2011: 5-7 p.m.: All New Music

[artist: song: album]

Little Horn: All My Friends: Twelve

David Jacob-Strains: Pescadero Beach: Live From the Left Coast

Michael O'Connor: Devil Stole the Moon: Devil Stole the Moon

Los Texas Wranglers: Before the Next Teardrop Falls: Adios Goodbye

Deer Tick: Main Street: Divine Providence

Brigitte DeMeyer: Rose of Jericho: Rose of Jericho

Kurt Vile: Baby's Arms: Smoke Ring For My Halo

Tommy Keene: Deep Six Saturday: Behind the Parade

Billy Burnette: Rock n Roll WIth It: Rock n Roll With It

Byrd & Street: Then and Now: Then and Now

Beirut: Santa Fe: The Rip Tide

Craig Bickhardt: Life With the Sound Turned Down: Brother to the Wind

T. Jarrad Banta: You Drive Me Crazy: White Lines

Mark Viator & Susan Maxey: Queen of the Bayou: These Arms

The Habit: War Is Done: Lincoln Has Won

The Piney Gir Country Roadshow: The Sheriff of San Miguel: Jesus Wept

Wide Mouth Mason: More of It: No Bad Days

David Serby: Poor Man's Poem: Poor Man's Poem

Claude 'Butch' Morgan: Talk About: Talk About

Laura Marling: The Muse: A Creature I Don't Know

Heather McCready: Sunshiny Day: Give It a Day

Mickey Thomas: Rain: Marauder

Heidecker & Wood: Right Or Wrong: Starting From Nowhere

Christopher Brown: The Monkey Wouldn't Do It: Characterist

Pete Mroz: American Fable: We'll Rise Above

Chuck Brodsky: Out of Time and Place: Subtotal Eclipse

New Mystery Girl: Pirate Radio: Twist City

Gene & Gayla Mills: Talking to a Stone: If Stones Could Talk

Rob Lytle: Why They Play the Games: You. Must. Stop.

Garry, DJ

Lost Music Saloon

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