Hang Cool Teddy Bear Revisited - RIP Meatloaf

Hang Cool Teddy Bear Revisited - RIP Meatloaf

Author: Michael Butler January 23, 2022 Duration: 1:52:41
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On this episode I pay tribute the the great talent called MEATLOAF, who we lost this week. The man could sing like a motherfucker. We revisit the album from 2010 called Hang Cool Teddy Bear.

Goodbye, and Godbless the great MEATLOAF!

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