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Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Spooner D’s Favorite Music in 2021

By Spooner D


Some new; some Old. These are my musical highlights of 2021.


The Drive-By Truckers. Fuck, I missed seeing them play again, due to a massive rainstorm!


Records:

The Steel Woods, All of Your Stones.

Pegboy, Strong Reaction.

Spitboy, Body of Work 1990-1995.

Germs, (MIA) The Complete Anthology.

Kurt Vile, Walking on A Pretty Day.

Blitzen Trapper, Furr.

Steve Earle, JT.

The Dickies, Live When They Were Five, 1982.


Songs:

Pokey LaFarge, “End of My Rope.”

Kurt Vile and John Prine, “How Lucky”

Leftover Crack, “Nazi White Trash.”

Hank Williams Jr., “The Blues Man.”

Rise Against, “Swing Life Away.”

Spoon, “Inside Out.”

Zach Bryan, “Heading South” and “November Air.”

The Lowest Pair, “The Sky Is Green” and “Too Late Babe.”

Built to Spill, “The Plan.”

John Prine, “Summers End.”

Lucinda Williams, “Are You Alright?”

Lori McKenna, “Good Fight.”

Gang of Four, “Naturals Not In It.”

Young the Giant, “Superposition.”

Alkaline Trio, “Radio.”

Matt Skiba, “Good Fucking Bye.”

Alex Lahey, “Every Day’s the Weekend.”

Maren Morris, “I Could Use a Love Song.”

Lucy Dacus, “I Don’t Want to Be Funny Anymore.”

Caroline Rose, “Feel the Way I Want.”

Morgan Wade, “Wilder Days.”

Anders Osborne, “Mind of a Junkie.”

The Knife, “Heartbeats.”

Santigold, “Say Aha.”

Molly Tuttle, “Olympia, WA.”


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