The unholy trinity?  <a href="http://content.usatoday.com/communities/idolchatter/post/2010/04/10-elvis-presley-songs-that-deserved-a-closer-look/1">GPN gets a mention</a> in the very popular "Idol Chatter" blog at USA Today. The article discusses the Elvis songs performed on American Idol last night and laments the song choices. Brian Mansfield says . . .


<blockquote>Mystery Train: Elvis' early rockabilly reworking of Junior Parker's tune mixes grief and fear with swagger and nervous energy. Plenty of other artists -- like The Band and <strong>Grace Potter & the Nocturnals </strong>-- have taken this song in different directions, giving the Idols lots of options for inspiration.</blockquote>

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We wholly concur! GPN's version kicks some serious ass and I strongly support it's return to live shows.

Now don't make me discuss American Idol because someone is gonna say that Crystal Bowersox reminds them of Grace - I'm looking at you Tipi.

