Michael Penn Collaborates with Aimee Mann on ‘Sweet Relief’ Charity Album to Support Struggling...
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| Title | Michael Penn Collaborates with Aimee Mann on ‘Sweet Relief’ Charity Album to Support Struggling... |
| Author | UpToMails NY |
| Duration | 4:58 |
| File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
| Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=24jCrd2tnMk |
Description
Michael Penn unpacks the shocking relevance of Great Depression anthems in today’s economy
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How Michael Penn and Aimee Mann are reviving Depression-era songs for a new generation
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