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Free CD from Everyday Joe’s Coffee House in Colorado

Everyday Joe’s Coffee House in Fort Collins, Colorado, had a free CD for download at their website. That sounds really weird, but they do. It’s called No More Gloom, and it’s a CD by artists who’ve played at Everyday Joe’s. Among the artists who donated songs for use are Andrew Osenga (of Caedmon’s Call and the Normal’s), Sleeping at Last, and quite a few others I’ve never heard of. If you enjoy Caedmon’s Call or Sleeping at Last, this will probably be worth the download. It’s being made available absolutely free on Everyday Joe’s website. You don’t even need to give a email address! Only downside is it’s size. It’s almost a hundred megabytes, which requires patience on the part of dial-up users and avoidance by me. Our ISP only lets us download so much, so I have to be careful what I download.

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Tags: Aaron Strumpel, Aboyandhiskite, Andrew Osenga, Jeremy Lister, Jonah Werner, Kate Hurley, Katie Herzig, Listener Project, Sleeping At Last, The Apprentice, The Blackthorn Project, Tim Coons

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3 Comments to Free CD from Everyday Joe’s Coffee House in Colorado

1. [...] because they were particularly fun, random, and unusual.  That list includeds No More Gloom, the free CD Everyday Joe’s Coffee House (in Fort Collins, Colorado) released, featuring different songs by artists who’ve played [...]
Matt’s Top 10 Favorite Posts of 2008 | The Free Christian Music Blog on January 2nd, 2009
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   Volume 2 is now available. Check out: http://www.everydayjoes.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=152&Itemid=147
phil on January 11th, 2009
3. 

   Thanks Phil! I’m going to need to write that one up one of these days.
Matt
Twitter: matt_from_tfcmb
on January 13th, 2009

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