I tell you little buddy, this whole island is bewitched!

Just to cast away, island lost that sea, oh!

Now I'm stranded on my own.

Sandy, far from home.

You remember, we were shipwrecked together.

Welcome to this bonus episode of Sound Opinions.

I'm Jim Dierigatus.

That guy over there is Greg Kot.

And if you want to be the first to hear our bonus podcast, please become a sound opinions member on Patreon. Like John Coffey from Philadelphia,

thank you for your support. John, we love Philadelphia, and we love you for helping us

bring this show to you. You know, Greg and I visit the proverbial Desert Island. We pop a quarter

in the jukebox. We love to talk about songs we can't

live without. Sometimes there is a newspeg in that we have lost an artist we love. I don't want to do

any more tipping of the hand than that, Greg, but I know you're going to pay tribute to somebody.

Yes, Jim, a soul legend. I think in some ways underrated. I'm going to talk a little bit about why.

Well, we'll hear more about that in a minute on sound opinions.

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at the Salt Shed. Me and Andrew were there on opening night, Greg, it was really exciting. You had Rocky Mountain

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