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    The latest AUK Podcast featuring Dogwood Tales is available now

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    This week’s podcast features the band Dogwood Tales in conversation as they wait for their album, Every Star In Rockingham County, to come out on 28th of this month. There’s also a couple of new tracks from artists on New West Records, Richard Thompson and Josh Rouse. There’s a rare sighting of the Black-capped Chickadee with Freddie Trujillo and a new song from The Morning Line. There’s a track from the recently rave-reviewed Paul McClure, The Good of It and The Bad of It. And finally, to celebrate two more Neil Young charity tribute albums: Hearts of Gold Vol 2 & 3,we have Draco Rosa’s extraordinary take on After The Goldrush (which amusingly autocorrect insists should be Goldfish!!). Enjoy.

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