2014
eartle’s year started strong with “Jokerman” by Built to Spill, and 3 more jams followed. 2014 drew to a close with “I think I knew” by Cate Le Bon.
Jump to 2014eartle’s year started strong with “Jokerman” by Built to Spill, and 3 more jams followed. 2014 drew to a close with “I think I knew” by Cate Le Bon.
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eartle’s 2013 started strong with “Dancing On My Own” by Robyn. In March, eartle found it, their eternal jam: “Hammer Down” by Magnolia Electric Co.. It was a year of country, gypsy, and folk. People really liked “Daydreaming” by Dark Dark Dark. “Rain Is A Good Thing” by Luke Bryan closed out the year.
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eartle’s first jam of 2012 was “Our House” by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and 33 more jams followed. There was a lot of Bob Dylan, singer-songwriters, and folk rock. eartle found a rare one: “Fax Me” by Supertalented. “New Morning” by Bob Dylan got a lot of love. eartle passed 50 jams in September. 2012 drew to a close with “New Year's Eve” by First Aid Kit.
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In September, eartle joined This Is My Jam, and kicked things off with “Time Is On My Side” by Irma Thomas. Nice. Plenty of singer-songwriters, 80s, and folk. eartle found a rare one: “Super Bowl Shuffle” by The Chicago Bears Shufflin' Crew. In December, eartle introduced This Is My Jam to “Farewell Transmission” by Songs: Ohia. eartle reached 20 jams in December. eartle’s 2011 came to a close with “Lay Your Head On My Chest” by Herman Düne.
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