Summer is touring season for musicians, and Studio 360 is asking what they like to listen to on the road. Thao Nguyen, of the band Thao with the Get Down Stay Down, relies on the Zombies song "This Will Be Our Year." It's a tune about starting fresh, and Thao explains that's necessary when living like a nomad. Produced by Michael Raphael.
This Will be Our Year
Artist: The ZombiesAlbum: Odessey and OracleLabel: Big Beat UKPurchase: AmazonEasy
Artist: Thao Nguyen and the Get Down Stay DownAlbum: Know Better Learn FasterLabel: Kill Rock StarPurchase: AmazonFixed It!
Artist: Thao Nguyen and the Get Down Stay DownAlbum: Know Better Learn Faster
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Really difficult to convey this as a "sound story" and it was done beautifully. Really compelling.
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I just bought this album from Amazon and listened to it while my wife, baby son, and I had supper. ...
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