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Songs We Love: Simon Joyner, 'I'm Feeling It Today'

Originally debuted at Carnegie Hall just weeks after the election, the Midwestern indie-folk troubadour unveils a protest song for a new era.
Simon Joyner's <em>Step Into The Earthquake</em> is out Oct. 6

On November 23, 2016, just a week after an election that left much of the nation in a state of shock, veteran Omaha singer-songwriter Simon Joyner came to New York to play at Carnegie Hall for the first time. He was opening for longtime friend , who has always cited Joyner as a primary influence. Joyner had just

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