Acoustic Brunch: Super Bowl Sunday

By the number of Green Bay logos I made in frosting yesterday- I would say that the majority of Bozeman is rooting for the 'Cheese Heads' this year in the big game. The Super Bowl is most importantly, a party- a reason to gather and have a great time with friends and/or family- whether your team is playing or not. Pick one and have a great time watching our modern gladiators battle it out. Ok, so its fun and football is football but Im a music head- not a cheese head. I love catching the half time show. I mean, that's really what people will be talking about tomorrow- that and the coolest commercials, right? Gibson has posted their list of the best ever half time shows with Prince at the top, U2 is in there, Michael Jackson, the Stones and a styling No Doubt/ Sting performance. This year its the Black Eyed Peas and I hope they rock the house. But until then, here is the article link with a few of the highlights embedded with video with some of those top performances.

http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/Features/superbowl-0202-2011/

This weeks playlist for 2.6.11 as it fell into place. Enjoy until next week.

Sunday 9am-noon MST

Red Horse- If These Walls Could Talk- Red Horse

Suzanne Vega- Rosemary- Tried and True

Nick Drake- One of These Things First- Bryter Layter

Assembly of Dust (feat: David Grisman)- Cold Coffee- Some Assembly Required

Stephen Stills- So Begins The Task- Just Roll Tape

Patty Larkin feat/: Beppe Gambetta- St. Augustine- 25

Ray La Montagne- Like Rock & Roll and Radio- God Willin’& the Creek Don’t Rise

Ruth Moody- In The Garden-The Garden

John Prine- My Darlin’ Hometown- Fair & Square