Morgan Wade, “Parking Garage” | L.R. Baggs
Nashville songwriter performs a stripped-down version of a song from her new album, The Party is Over (Recovered).
Nashville’s Morgan Wade has a unique ability to dissect human emotion through her visceral songwriting. In this exclusive live session, which features Tyler James on keyboards, Wade performs an intimate acoustic version of her song “Parking Garage,” which is also found on her new album, The Party is Over (Recovered). This session was produced by L.R. Baggs and filmed at Smoakstack Studio in Nashville. Morgan is playing her Gibson J-180 fitted with the L.R. Baggs Element VTC pickup.
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