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Todd Snider left a remarkable legacy of recordings and performances that ensure his art will live on in our collective memory. Some of that was for WMOT, where he was a fast friend and collaborator. We’ve assembled some of his best moments from our coverage and events.
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Max Gomez is this week's guest for Words & Music, where we invite artists to discuss and perform stripped-down versions of their latest projects. Gomez performed "Too Afraid To Fall In Love", "Make It Me", and "New Mexico" from his latest record, Memory Mountain.
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