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Have you checked your horoscope yet today? Zodiac, this week's musical adventure just loaded up on John's catalog titled - The Wonderment and Pain of Cal Trask. The song tells your fortune with red platform shoes from long ago... Enjoy if you find the time. JohnReneaudMusic.com

This week's episode

Cool cosmic rock cowboy blues by Jorg and Reneaud

"Soggy Sky" by John Reneaud is a driving electric blues song characterized by a "lived-in," raspy vocal delivery and a melancholy atmosphere that uses heavy weather as a metaphor for emotional weariness. The track features steady, rhythmic instrumentation and lyrics centered on themes of perseverance through overwhelming circumstances.

Ramble. Cool electric blue vibe via the Moonshine Truck. JohnReneaudMusic.com

Ealier show from the Mobile Radio Carnival, now hosted at Some Dude From Deroit podcast.

We're changing the Mobile Radio Carnival over to a new title. We're calling it the Some Dude From Detroit Podcast featuring John Reneaud as host. Currently we are loading the old shows into Substack to host the podcast. Today we've posted TMRC 0006 w/ Terry McCoy. Once we've reposted all the classic shows we will have new shows with the re-branded name. Click the "Read on Substack" button to hear the show.

Strange groove. Featuring Michael French on guitar, Andrew Orozco on Drums, and John Reneaud on bass and keys. Mixed by Ed Donnelly at the Barber's Basement Studio in Los Angeles Californa.

"This song is a lively rocked up bit of musical vibe. There is a veiled message regarding the death of individualism in it but I don't think anyone has to pay attention to that to enjoy the tune. On the lighter side the song wallows in the bold quizzical question - what is it that birds of a feather do? Thanks for listening if you find the time." - John

We're switching over from producing the Mobile Radio Carnival to the Some Dude From Detroit podcast. The old shows will be cataloged with the new. Currently we're transfering the classics Mobile Radio Carnival shows to the new site. https://somedudefromdetroitpodcast.substack.com/p/tmrc-0001-poetmusician-anthony-bernal