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February 1974, Baton Rouge. Near the entrance to Louisiana State University. A record store, my favorite hang out. Leisure Landing.
I enter the store and a record is playing. It’s alt-country. Weird. Because the guy’s name is Ian Matthews. Ian isn’t a southern United States name.
I grab the album cover and begin to read the back. Two players who I already admire are on this record. Jeff “Skunk” Baxter of Steely Dan fame and David Lindley of Jackson Browne fame. I love both of these guys. I’m enjoying this record. Ian is an Englishman playing alternative country, folksy tunes.
Some days you eat the bear…
Some days the bear eats you.
I’ve never heard this artist before.
I’ve never heard this phrase before either.
But I’m street smart and quickly discern it means, “Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.”
That’s today’s show. A new episode from inside The Yellow Studio 4.0.
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