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idobi Sessions: The Johnsons – “Juice”
Kick your week off with new tunes straight from the idobi studios. In our latest edition of idobi Sessions, we spent some time with The Johnsons.
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Kick your week off with new tunes straight from the idobi studios. In our latest edition of idobi Sessions, we spent some time with The Johnsons.
Kick your week off with new tunes straight from the idobi studios. In our latest edition of idobi Sessions, we spent some time with The Johnsons.
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It’s 4 a.m. on the last night of the South by Southwest music conference, and Jim James is belting out Rod Stewart’s “You’re in My Heart.” A few hours earlier, the My Morning Jacket frontman dazzled an intimate crowd at an Austin church with a mostly solo acoustic set, and the full band’s three other performances during the week were some of the most acclaimed of the industry event. But of all the places James could be right now, it’s a cozy terrace suite at Austin’s famed Driskill Hotel, surrounded by a few close friends, a bucket of Miller Lites… Read more »
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