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Sunday Shuffle #435

This Thanksgiving week has been great, but it's time to refocus and remember that there are four weeks until Christmas. I have to do work for my TTT courses all the way up to the 23rd and school goes through the 20th. There are only two more weeks of swimming lessons, so my time will be freed up somewhat at that point. Still, it's going to be busy right up until Christmas, but I know I will get through my work and truly be able to enjoy that next break. Speaking of Christmas, any Christmas music that pops up will be included over the next 4 Sunday Shuffles, including today.

So, let's get to today's ten...

1. Satan/Teenage Fanclub (12) - last played on 10/21/16
2. Shoulder To Shoulder/Little Joy (4) - last played on 3/3/13
3. Ruby II/Amy Millan (6) - last played on 11/22/15
4. Nothing To Hide/Yo La Tengo (7) - last played on 7/10/16
5. We're Gonna Make It/Mavis Staples (10) - last played on 2/7/16
6. Old White Lincoln/The Gaslight Anthem (10) - last played on 4/24/15
7. I Guess I Remembered It Wrong/Superchunk (30) - last played on 11/21/16
8. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree/The Smithereens (7) - last played on 12/23/15
9. Song 2/Blur (6) - last played on 2/16/14
10. Change/Mikal Cronin (13) - last played on 1/24/16

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