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L.A. Taco Radio Episode One

3:00 PM PST on November 23, 2015

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Welcome to the first edition of L.A. Taco Radio with Johnny Scott Gramercy!

For episode one we feature all L.A. musical artists with 2015 releases. Check out all the ill buttery newness coming out of our great city...

This is the S. Spring playlist, loved ones, and it’s all gravy.

The playlist:

1.“Don’t Push Your Luck” Orgone
2.“Get a Hold of You” Jr Thomas & The Volcanos
3.“Them Changes” Thundercat
4.“Rain” Loc Lion
5.“Go with It (feat. Vic Mensa)” The Internet
6.“Final Thought” Kamasi Washington
7.“Lovely Lady” Adrian Younge
8.“Sly” Jesse Fischer & Sly5thAve
9.“Take You To Hell” Mezcal Valley Boys
10.“When It Rains (feat. Malik “The Freq” Moore & Black Shakespeare)” The Lions
11.“Honeycomb” Kadhja Bonet

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