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The Schwonk Sound Stead Sessions on Huron City Radio

The Schwonk Sound Stead Sessions on Huron City Radio

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 Huron City Radio and the Schwonk Sound Stead bring you original music and conversation. Recorded in the intimate setting of the Schwonk's historic downtown recording studio, Port Huron.© Albion Media LLC Music
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  • The Schwonk Sound Stead Sessions on Huron City Radio - Episode 1 - Dave Peters

    The Schwonk Sound Stead Sessions on Huron City Radio - Episode 1 - Dave Peters
    May 5 2023

    Dave Peters performs and talks about some of his favorite compositions.

    Dave is a musician much admired and enjoyed in his native blue water area and beyond. He has collaborated with many musicians both here and further afield, but is perhaps best know for his work under the banner of Mountain Babies and its various manifestations.

    Tracks-
    A River That's Mine
    Hold The Quiet Close
    They Don't Hurt
    Ghosts
    In The Morning

    For more of Dave's music-
    https://mountainbabies.bandcamp.com
    https://www.facebook.com/mountainbabies

    Recorded at SchwonkSoundStead, Port Huron, and featuring Dave Peters of Mountain Babies. Recorded and engineered by Randy Willis and Brendan Karus. Edited by Daniel Williams.

    https://schwonksoundstead.wixsite.com
    huroncityradio.com

    This Podcast is a Huron City Radio production for Albion Media

    © 2023 Albion Media LLC
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