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July 26, 2023 by Bootie Cothran

5 Minutes with Mac Arnold

Thanks to Mac Arnold for sitting down for a talk this past weekend. Follow Mac at https://www.macarnold.com/

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May 5, 2021 by Bootie Cothran

Steamroller Blues

By James Taylor

One of my fav old-school JT songs… he has recorded a few different versions over the years, and mine probably has a little bit of each. I didn’t know until recently that Elvis covered this song.

I omitted some lyrics to keep it PG-rated 🤣

#JamesTaylor #steamroller #blues #guitar #JT

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