Next Chapter Podcast

Podcasts Sometimes get a little bit so

all my seed baba d'bido this is the perfect album to listen to during the quarantine

this really is the perfect album for the quarantine.

It just sets you right in your doodle-dews and you are gliding all the way to April 30th and no that is not the date where the

podcast ends that is how much more time we've at least got in this quarantine. But you were just

listening to growing pains by Peter Wolf of his 2002 album, Sleepless.

It's also number 427 out of 500 on the Spotify Ridge, the 500 with me the King

Cadougal. What's up all you doodly doos? How you kadougal's doing? Once again, thank you for joining me.

As we go through Rolling Stone magazines.

Top 500 albums all the way down from 500 to one home.

I got high way too early today. I have already committed to my comfy clothes for 99% of the day.

There's only one moment that I'm not wearing a minute when I'm taking a bath.

Besides that, I hope you are all in your comfy combs, your night pants, go out into the world

in your night pants, do whatever you want because this is it

this is the one time in our life where everybody around the world at least the big

percentage of them are wearing their sleep

sleeps all day long so be lazy listen to these albums guys if you want to skip

ahead go ahead this is a good one.

All right, released on September 10, 2002 on Artemis Records and produced by Peter Wolf and

Kenny White, Sleepless is the six studio album, but Blues Rock soul vocalist Peter Wolf.

Wolf was the energetic quip-slinging singer for Boston's the J Giles band until he left to pursue a solo career,

...