24. The Holy Modal Rounders

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24. The Holy Modal Rounders

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Season 2 finale. Band members Peter Stampfel and Robin Remailly recall the ups and downs of the Holy Modal Rounders, and remember their recently deceased band mate Steve Weber. Special guest introduction by musician and artist Jeffrey Lewis! Season three coming sooner than you think...

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A lovingly produced podcast rich in music and storytelling, Low Profile features long-form interviews with would-be legends of recorded music’ history. Markly Morrison is an audio journalist and independent musician in the exotic city of Olympia, Washington.

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