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Welcome to a bonus episode of The Bitter Southerner Podcast from Georgia Public Broadcasting

in the magazine I edit The Bitter Southerner.

My name is Chuck Reese and today we have a special end of the year

edition of our show where we go through the Bitter Southerner's annual list of the best southern albums of the year.

We, every year, listen to every record by every southerner that we possibly can and we try to put them in

rank order by quality and our list, our full list, which you can find at bitterseverner.com is 30

albums not going to go through 30 albums with you today because we'd be here all day and you probably don't

want to listen to me babble all day long but we are going to run through the

top 12 and before I do that though I want to make a little note here.

There will be explicit language in this episode, so cover the ears of the young ones if you wish,

but sometimes good music needs to curse.

Coming in at number 12 is a musical treasure, Roseanne Cash, with her latest album

She Remembers Everything. The song's called Eight Gods of Harlem.

Rainfalls on the paramedics. of Harlem. The street is where it all went down. The street is where he lies.

A few months ago I was in New York City to interview Roseanne Cash at her home.

And one of the things that she really cares about a lot

is trying to stop the plague of gun violence in this country.

And let me quote Roseanne directly.

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