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KUTX SXSW WRAP UP SHOW - MARCH 18, 2018 - 10A Blaze Foley – “Oval Room” - Blaze Foley The Waterboys – “Sweet Thing” - Fisherman's Box Yo La Tengo – “Shades Of Blue” - There's A Riot Goin' On Jean Caffeine – “All Girl Band” - Sadie Saturday Night Husker Du – “Don't Wanna Know If You Are Lonely” - Candy Apple Grey Margo Price – “Learning To Lose” - All American Made Lilly Hiatt – “The Night David Bowie Died” - Trinity Lane Marcia Ball – “Let Me Play With Your Poodle” William Harries Graham - “Light It Up” - Jake's KUTX SXSW WRAP UP SHOW - MARCH 18, 2018 – 11 AM With guest Bobby Whitlock Sam & Dave – “I Thank You” – I Thank You Delaney & Bonnie – “Comin’ Home” – D&B Together George Harrison – “Let It Down” – All Things Must Pass Derek & The Dominos – “Anyday” – Layla Bobby Whitlock – “Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham” Bobby Whitlock & Coco Carmel – “Layla” – Lovers KUTX SXSW WRAP UP SHOW - MARCH 18, 2018 - 12N Low Cut Connie – “Beverly” - Dirty Pictures (Part 2) Josh T. Pearson – “Straight To The Top!” - The Straight Hits! Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – “Shoe Boot” - Tearing At The Seams Diamante Electrico – “Dias Raros” - (single) Utopia – “There Goes My Inspiration” – Utopia Uni – “Mushroom Cloud” - Mushroom Cloud Gang of Youths – “What Can I Do If The Fire Goes Out” - Go Farther In Lightness Ringo Deathstarr – “Guilt” Xylouris White – “Only Love” - Mother KUTX SXSW WRAP UP SHOW - MARCH 18, 2018 - 1P Superorganism – “SPRORGNSM” - Superorganism Trupa Trupa – “Falling” - Jolly New Songs Black Puma – “Black Moon Rising” Starcrawler – “I Love LA” - Starcrawler Television – “See No Evil” - MarQuee Moon 13th Floor Elevators – “Fire Engine” - Psychedelic Sounds Of The 13th Floor Elevators The DB's – “Cycles Per Second” - Stand For Decibels Moby Grape – “Motorcycle Irene” - Wow Soraia – “Monster” - Dead Reckoning Mott The Hoople – “Saturday Gigs” Jaguwar – “Lunatic” - Ringthing Tom Petty – “American Dream Plan B” - Hypnotic Eye .

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