Hootie and the Blowfish

Season 7, Episode 1, Aired

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"MTV Unplugged" presents an acoustic performance by the grammy award winning Hootie & the Blowfish. These former University of South Carolina students head back to their college alma mater to perform . Accompanied by a string quartet, Hootie & Co. perform such hits as "Let Her Cry," "Hold My Hand," "Sad Caper," and "Running From An Angel." Recorded at The Horshoe - Columbia, South Carolina 4/19/96 Set List: 01. Sad Caper 02. Running From An Angel 03. She Crawls Away 04. The Earth Stopped Cold At Dawn 05. Gravity Of The Situation 06. I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You 07. Let Her Cry 08. So Strange 09. Hold My Handmoreless
  • A 1996 appearance with special guests Nanci Griffith, Glen Phillips and Brantley Smith.

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    The show was taped on the eve of the release of Hootie and the Blowfish's sophomore album Fairweather Johnson. The performances are all excellent, although some might find the strings on the last few songs out of place. Nanci Griffith's contributions are what make the event really stand out.
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