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In this episode we dive into the iconic album "Pure Religion & Bad Company". Join hosts Brett, Dereck, Tom, and Bob as they explore the rich history behind this influential record, dissect its powerful tracks, and share personal stories of how Reverend Gary Davis's music shaped their lives. With a focus on Davis's masterful guitar work and soulful vocals, this episode offers a blend of musical analysis, humorous anecdotes, and heartfelt appreciation for one of blues and gospel's most enduring figures.

In our season two finale we discus the ABBA Gold album.

During this episode we talk about the Jimmy Buffet album Songs you Don't Know by Heart.

In this episode we discuss the album Cold Snap by Albert Collins.

In this episode, we discuss the album "The Chirping Crickets" by the Crickets.

In this episode, we discuss the album Undead Live from Here Come the Mummies.

During this episode, we discuss the one and only Mississippi John Hurt and his Live at Oberlin College album.

During this episode we discuss the Tony Rice album Church Street Blues and of course a few other things along the way.

In this episode we discuss the amazing Ella Fitzgerald and Joe pass collaboration Again.

In this episode, we discuss the Ray Wylie Hubbard album Co-Starring.

In this episode we discuss our thoughts on the album Shake your Money Maker by the Black Crowes.

During this episode we discuss the Koko Taylor album "The Earthshaker"

During this podcast we discuss the amazing Pink Floyd album Dark Side of the Moon.

In this episode, we discuss the live Yessongs album.

In this episode with talk about the B.B. King and Eric Clapton Album "Riding with the King".

During this discussion, we discuss, among many other things, our thoughts on the soundtrack for the movie O Brother Where Art Thou.

In this episode, we discuss the album Self Made Man by Larkin Poe and what movie Brett starred in when he was a much younger man.

In this episode we discuss the Michael Hedges album Live on the Double Planet.

During this episode we talk about the Nick Drake album Pink Moon and one or two other things. 

During this episode, we talk about the Misfits album Collection.

In this episode we discuss the excellent album from Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and why it's so hard for us to sit down and listen to something for 90 minutes. 

During this episode we discuss the amazing album Angel Rat from Voivod and we find out who ate the cheese. 

Join us for this episode where we discuss the magnificent album Truth by Robben Ford. We also discuss why people get paid better in Scotland and try to do the math on Led Zeppelin concerts. 

In this episode we discuss the amazing Bill Monroe album Southern Flavor. We also discuss what kind of record shops you should frequent and the joys of living the bluegrass lifestyle. 

In this episode we talk about the first Queen album. The logistics of joining the mile high club and the joys of buying a physical album.  Among many other things that we randomly talk about for almost an hour. 

In this episode we realize that I don't know how to work computers because I thought the episode had already been published two days ago. 

During this discussion we ponder the big questions of the universe and talk about music as well. 

During this discussion we cover a wide range of topics and occasionally mention the amazing Wes Montgomery album, Smoking at the Half Note. 

During this episode we discuss Buck Owens seminal album Live at Carnegie Hall and we learn a thing or two about feelings along the way. 

During this episode we figure out why amplifiers go to eleven. 

Join us for this episode where we discuss the Badlands album Badlands and never once talk about the Dakotas. 

Join us for our discussion about Sarah McLachlan's album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy and some of the confusion that it brings about for many different reasons. 

Join us for our discussion about this amazing album from jazz guitar legend Joe Pass. We probably talk about other things as well, just listen to the podcast and you'll find out what they are. 

Join us for our discussion about the amazing Leon Redbone album Live at the Olympia Theater. 

Join us for our 13th episode where we discuss Randy Newman's Songbook Volume Number 1 album and consider why we no longer drink out of the skulls of our conquered enemies. 

During this episode we occasionally discuss the Hendrix in the West album in between muses about random record stores. 

During this episode we discuss Roy Orbison's video and album A Black and White Night. 

In this episode we discuss Bad Religions album New Maps of Hell Deluxe Edition and learn which member of the cast swears they have never watched the Michael Jackson Thriller video. 

In this episode we discuss the Dirty Honey self titled debut album Dirty Honey and other important information like where they got the name of the band. Don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you get notified when we release new episodes on the 1st and 15th of each and every month. 

In episode 8 of the Late Night Playlist Brett, Dereck, Tom, and Bob review the album Together at the Bluebird Café by Guy Clark, Steve Earle, and Townes Van Zandt. This is a fun album with some great songs on it by three of the greatest songwriters that have ever lived. We hope you enjoy the show. Don’t forget the follow us to get updated when we release our new shows on the first and 15th of every month.

In episode 7 of the Late Night Playlist Brett, Dereck, Tom, and Bob review the album I've Got The House To Myself by David Grier. We also wonder what we would do if we had the house to ourselves and learned how to get married at a drive thru wedding chapel in Las Vegas. 

In this episode Bob interviews Jay Durham the Chief Luthier and bottle washer for Garage Band Guitar Works. 

We had a great conversation about how Jay got started in the business and some of his future plans. If you want a custom made guitar you can't go wrong with getting Jay to build it. 

You can see his website at https://garagebandguitarworks.godaddysites.com/ 

Thanks for listening to our Podcast. If you haven't listened to our other episodes make sure you listen to them as well. We publish new episodes on the 1st and 15th of every month. 

In this episode of the Late Night Playlist. Tom, Dereck, Brett, and Bob review the album Live at the Tractor Tavern by the Supersuckers. 

In this episode we discuss the Steely Dan Album Aja and other important information like where they got the name for the band. Don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you get notified when we release our new episodes on the 1st and 15th of each month.  

During this episode of the Late Night Playlist Brett, Bob, Dereck, and Tom Discuss the album "Mexican Moon" by Concrete Blonde. 

If you would like to contact the Late Night Playlist team you can do so at latenightplaylistpodcast@gmail.com. 

In this episode The Late Night Playlist crew discuss Warren Zevon's Learning to Flinch album and anything else that they happen to think about. 

In this episode The Late Night Playlist crew discuss the amazing Live at Oberlin College album by Son House. 

This short trailer was recorded to let people know that their Late-Night Playlist is on its way. On the Late-Night Playlist we listen to a new album for each episode and then discuss it, and anything else we happen to think about, over a few drinks.

The first episode of the Late-Night Playlist will be published on 3 January. In that episode we listen to the amazing album "Son House Live at Oberlin College" recorded in 1964 at Oberlin College.  In that one concert the Delta Blues genius, Son House, takes us on a musical trip through his life.

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