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It Burns When I Pee – Podcast

August 7th 2007 in Podcast, alt.country

If reading hurts your head but still keep up with real country goings-on then might I suggest you check out a little something entitled “It Burns When I Pee.”

That’s right friends, no longer just an embarrassing medical condition “It Burns When I Pee” is no also a great podcast of kindred spirits spreading the gospel of bone-fide country music and helping to fight the scourge of pop-country mediocrity!

Sound like too much for one little podcast to handle? Then head over to Section86.com, download an installment and see for your own doubting-thomas self! The newest episode features an interview with Scott H. Biram and an album review of Wayne “The Train” Hancock’s album Tulsa from Jared Morningstar.

And then there’s IHWIP’s Cheyenne. Worth the price of admission alone.

Related posts:

  1. “It Burns When I Pee” – Episode #0006 – Get Your Hank On!
  2. It Burns When I Pee – “Carnies Are A Girls Best Friend”
  3. It Burns When I Pee Episode 17 – Even God Needs The Devil
  4. It Burns When I Pee “Have Yourself A Very Burning Christmas”
  5. It Burns When I Pee Episode 18 – Twang Aint Just A Guy Thang


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