Mixer: Beach House
Producer: Beach House
Mixer: Chris Coady
Producer: Chris Coady
Composer: Alex Scally
Music Publisher: BMG chrysalis
Lyricist: Michel Legrand
Lyricist: Tomas Luis de Victoria
Composer: Victoria Legrand
One of my first big videos was Christmas at Hogwarts. Well, I thought a nice surprise would be a remastered edition for this Christmas! Enjoy a couple added songs and updated visuals. Merry Christmas everyone!
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The Dead South’s full concert at House of Blues Boston, MA on January 7, 2020.
Set list:
DIAMOND RING 01:09
BLUE TRASH 05:51
THE RECAP 10:33
BLACK LUNG 17:04
BOOTS 21:31
SNAKEMAN 25:35
SPAGHETTI 31:34
MISS MARY 36:51
THAT BASTARD SON 41:45
TIME FOR CRAWLIN’ 47:57
FAT LITTLE KILLER BOY 53:40
SMOOCHIN’ IN THE DITCH 57:00
HEAVEN IN A WHEELBARROW 59:21
IN HELL ILL BE IN GOOD COMPANY 1:02:16
HONEY YOU 1:07:25
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CRAWDADDY SERVED COLD 1:17:06
TRAVELLIN MAN 1:21:29
BANJO ODYSSEY 1:26:27
THE DEAD SOUTH:
Nathaniel Hilts
Scott Pringle
Daniel Kenyon
Colton Crawford
A-ha performs their song “Stay on these roads” at the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize Concert. The band formed in 1982 and is most known for their major hit “Take On Me”, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in October 1985. A-ha has sold over 40 million albums and over 70 million singles. The band split in 2010, but re-united in 2015 and is performing five of their largest hits at this year’s Nobel Peace Prize Concert.