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L.A. Taco Radio #006

9:34 AM PST on January 25, 2016

The 1 n only Pep Williams (Pro Skater/Photographer/promoter, etc – pepwilliams.com) comes past the studio to chop it up about his ‘More Than Skin Deep’ tattoo themed fine art show, artistic process, and growing up L.A. Of course music and tacos were discussed. How ’bout that?

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We encourage you to buy the music, event tickets, and merch from these artists. If you like what they do then help 'em keep it going.
The playlist:
1) “Standing On the Verge of Getting It On” Funkadelic
2) “Augusta Georgia” Bus People Express
3) “Sittin’ By the Radio (feat. Loren Oden)” Adrian Younge
4) “Liberation (feat. Anderson Paak)” SiR
5) “Don’t Fight That” Kankick (background)
6) “The Cleaner” 8:14 Cali Fever Orgone (background)
7) “A Possibility (Back Home)” Wanda Robinson
8) ”The Lick (feat VerBS)” Murs and 9th Wonder
9) “Under Tight Wraps Meets Dis Poem” Mutabaruka & The Observers
10) “This Generation (feat. Malik Moore & Black Shakespear) The Lions
11) “Heaven & Hell” El Michels Affair (background)
12) “Creation (East L.A.) (The Reflex Revision)” Quantic presents The Western Transient (background)
13) “Back and Forth” idesia
14) “Caterpillar” Rebirth

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