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  • Alex Amen joins host Jessie Scott to perform and discuss songs from the his latest release, Sun of Amen, including "California Blues", "Diamonds" and "Cabin By the Sea". Watch the full performance and interview here.
  • Wynonna Judd joins host Jessie Scott to perform and discuss songs from the her latest record, The Hard Truth. Watch the full performance and interview here.
  • Billy Bob Thornton and J.D. Andrew of The Boxmasters joined host Jessie Scott to perform and discuss songs from their decades-spanning discography. Watch the full performance and interview here.
  • BJ Barham of American Aquarium joins host Jessie Scott to perform and discuss songs from the band's latest record, New Ways to Lose. Watch the full performance and interview here.
  • Melissa Etheridge stopped by the WMOT Studio in East Nashville to perform and discuss songs from her 17th studio album Rise.
  • Michaela Anne joins host Jessie Scott at the WMOT Studio in East Nashville to perform and discuss songs from her latest record, These Are The Days. The setlist includes "These Are The Days", "Will You Still Love Me with a Broken Heart", and "We're All Good".
  • Aaron Lee Tasjan joins host Jessie Scott at the WMOT Studio in East Nashville to perform and discuss songs from his latest record, Get Over It, Underdog. The setlist includes "Lost & Alone", "Lydia's Boots", and "Science Friction".
  • West Texas Exiles join host Jessie Scott at the WMOT Studio in East Nashville to perform and discuss songs from their debut record, 8000 Days. Their setlist includes the unreleased "High on the Plains", "Cards", and "Festival Ground".
  • Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist of The Band of Heathens dropped by the WMOT studio in East Nashville to perform and discuss songs from their latest record, Country Sides.
  • Watch Leah Blevins discuss and perform songs from her Dan Auerbach produced record All Dressed Up, including "Tequila Mockingbird", "Lonely", and "Diggin' In The Coal".