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The Week in Music Blogs – June 16 to June 22, 2012

This is another short week as I have been on vacation and mostly without internet access.

Jaylen from the comments section (grin) shared a link to a free download of the new Joe Bonamassa single Driving Towards the Daylight.

Over on The Bowery Presents, A. Stein reviewed the Anders Osborne - June 21, 2012 Brooklyn Bowl concert.

Greg Victor from Parcbench reviewed Royal Southern Brotherhood and shared a cool vid of their track, New Horizon.

Autopsy IV tossed up a new podcast – Episode 26 of the Ninebullets Podcast – for download.

And that is pretty much it for this week. Oh yeah, the new Don Williams cd, And So It Goes, was a hit with the Dad-In-Law. He played it through twice on his way home from Gatlinburg.

As always, if you have a music post, review, vid etc from the week you would like me pop in the list just leave your addy in the comment section or drop me an email.

- Kit

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