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Todd Snider Day

on Monday, April 20, 2026

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2025 New Music Summary

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! This year’s lists start with the albums I added to my collection. Not the best or my favorite, just the ones I bought in support of the artists. Following the albums there’s a long list of songs. For the shufflers, there’s a YouTube Music Playlist of the full list. For the curious (or bored), I listed the songs in chunks of 25 and included notations. There is not a ranking order to anything. The order comes from whatever force of nature presented the ticket, the album, or song to me at the time. I hope you find something you like. If you do, consider looking it up on Bandcamp , grip it at your local record shop, or mine it on Discogs . I also hope you will send me some music from this year and please share this list far and wide! Keep music real, go see live music, tune-in to community radio and resist the AI invasion! RIP Todd Snider New this year - the last list archives most of the music I saw live in concert. Peace, Darren ...

RIP Todd Snider

Born: October 11, 1966 Died: November 14, 2025 from complications of pneumonia We'll never know the whole story of that early November day in Utah when he was turned away from the hospital and arrested. The only way we could have found out was if he lived to tell the story. The good news is that legacies live on forever. media, tributes, videos, book, and interviews are linked below Media: Associated Press Country Cast Jam Base Saving Country Music AL.com WMOT Remembers Todd Snider Memphis Commercial Appeal - Keith Sykes interview New York Times “I’m certain I don’t have any answers, and I want the people who listen to my songs to know that,” Mr. Snider told The Times in 2009. “If someone learns something from me, that would be their fault.” Todd was struggling with the deaths of Kent Finlay, Skip Litz (Train Song), Col. Bruce Hampton, Jimmy Buffett, Billy Joe Shaver, Jerry Jeff Walker, Jeff Austin, John Prine, Al Bunetta (Oh Boy ...

summer 2025 July 6-10

Sunday, July 6 - Chicago White Sox at Colorado Rockies. We arrived in the middle of the fifth inning and the Rockies were down 2-4. We headed straight to the standing room only area behind home plate. The Rockies had a single, home run, another single, walk, stolen base, and then a triple down the right field line to take the lead 6-4 in the bottom of the fifth! We watched all of that from the standing room behind home plate then moved to some incredible seats in section 135 (pictured at the top). They held on for the win, final score Rockies 6 White Sox 4. Following the game we walked around the Denver RiNo neighborhood and grabbed some cocktails at the Death & Co Lounge in the Ramble Hotel. Monday, July 7 - O and I hung out on Monday. I took him to play disc golf for the first time. He was totally into it. We ended up playing 27 holes. Later that evening we played tennis. I got him last summer, but I had a feeling he'd get me this time. I won the first set...

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