The Powder Kegs

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La Mariposa 00:00 Tools
Shake Me Down 00:00 Tools
The Right Time 00:00 Tools
Dead Flowers 00:00 Tools
Say You Love Me 00:00 Tools
When the Body Tricks the Mind 00:00 Tools
Hospital 00:00 Tools
Window On Your Wall 00:00 Tools
The Amanicans 00:00 Tools
The Sea 00:00 Tools
Cumberland Gap 00:00 Tools
Don't Cry, Little Baby Bird (It's All Right) 00:00 Tools
Broke Time 00:00 Tools
Falling Together, Coming Apart 00:00 Tools
Wendy is Water 00:00 Tools
John Brown's Dream 00:00 Tools
Lonesome Whistle 00:00 Tools
How Come You Do Me Like You Do 00:00 Tools
Take Another Shot (At Me) 00:00 Tools
Hard Travelin' 00:00 Tools
Ol' Riley 00:00 Tools
June Apple 00:00 Tools
Policeman 00:00 Tools
Love in a Time of Terror 00:00 Tools
Better Weather 00:00 Tools
Love Has Gone 00:00 Tools
Oh my Sparrow 00:00 Tools
Sunday Clothes 00:00 Tools
The Kingsport Burgher 00:00 Tools
Interlude 00:00 Tools
Varick St 00:00 Tools
I Break For The Union 00:00 Tools
October Again 00:00 Tools
Dead Flowers (Rolling Stones Cover) 00:00 Tools
Jake's Rag 00:00 Tools
Mole in the Ground 00:00 Tools
Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor 00:00 Tools
Mariposa 00:00 Tools
Beat It On Down The Line 00:00 Tools
Take Another Shot 00:00 Tools
Sail Away Ladies 00:00 Tools
The Powder Kegs: Say You Love Me 00:00 Tools
Stealin 00:00 Tools
Will The Circle Be Unbroken 00:00 Tools
Blalock's Indie/Rock Playlist: June (2010) - 41 - La Mariposa 00:00 Tools
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The Powder Kegs are a band living in Philadelphia, consisting of Dan Maroti, Ryan Dieringer, Dylan Hume, and Sam McDougle. They were raised in NYC, where they started the band together in 2004. They were an acclaimed old-time string band for several years – they busked endlessly, toured, won a band competition on NPR in front of 5 million listeners, then started writing indie rock / pop songs. TPK released their debut LP, “You and Your Right Now” in 2008. It was recorded with Jeremy Backofen, producer of albums by The Felice Brothers, The Walkmen, Frightened Rabbit, & Mice Parade. In 2010, they released “Empty Side EP,” which was produced by Philly’s own Brian McTear (Mazarin, The A-sides, Espers) of Miner St. Recordings. The band split up in 2012 to pursue individual efforts. Ryan Dieringer now makes music as Double King. Sam McDougle also began his solo project, Polly Hi Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.