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Mayer Hawthorne
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Sunday, January 31, 2016
5 Albums That Help Beat The Winter Blues
The snow just got here and I am already done. I miss the sun and I miss the warm weather. Why put on some sad sack music and get depressed? Let these five albums be the sun on your face.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
5 Albums That Changed My Life
Music is an audible timeline. I can relate just about most life events with it. Music is my drug. But every now and then I take music for granted. At those moments it tends to turn my world upside down. It will hit me with something that I just didn't see coming and make me see things in a whole new way. It will get me to wonder if I ever really understood music in the first place. Music has the power to do that. It can change your life. These 5 albums did that to me.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Mayer Hawthorne @ The Union Transfer - Philadelphia, PA 04/18/2012
This is a typical musical discovery for me. Let me set the scene for you.
- After Midnight
- Backyard Tiki Bar
- A Night of Drinking with Friends
- Spotify
A friend and I were taking turns choosing songs on Spotify. We were discussing top 5 artists and we had two in common. Whiskeytown and Neutral Milk Hotel. But then he hit me with a curveball. He asked if I had heard of Mayer Hawthorne. I was a little puzzled. I had not. He told me that he had recently seen him at a cool, small venue in North Philadelphia called Johnny Brenda's. He told me about this brilliant concert full of music that was a throwback to Motown.
- After Midnight
- Backyard Tiki Bar
- A Night of Drinking with Friends
- Spotify
A friend and I were taking turns choosing songs on Spotify. We were discussing top 5 artists and we had two in common. Whiskeytown and Neutral Milk Hotel. But then he hit me with a curveball. He asked if I had heard of Mayer Hawthorne. I was a little puzzled. I had not. He told me that he had recently seen him at a cool, small venue in North Philadelphia called Johnny Brenda's. He told me about this brilliant concert full of music that was a throwback to Motown.
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