Some videos and pictures of my Holiday Round Robin at Eddie's Attic

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Here's what the music reviewer for AJC.com had to say about my Holiday Round Robin with Sixwire...

Robin Meade usually brings a pal or two to her regular performances at Eddie’s Attic.

But for two holiday editions of her “Round Robin” appearances, Meade enlisted the country-rockin’ pros in Sixwire.

At the first of a pair of concerts at Eddie’s Attic Friday night, the effervescent host of HLN’s “Morning Express,” who has long cultivated a secondary career in music (last holiday season she spent a couple of weeks in Las Vegas performing with Human Nature), treated the full house to a zippy set.

The five-piece Sixwire – fronted by Andy Childs and given great visibility as Rayna James’ (Connie Britton’s) band on “Nashville” – is a taut unit proficient in soaring harmonies.

The band performed a couple of their own songs, notably “From the Ashes” and a duet with Meade called “Sexy Santa” which will appear on Sixwire’s upcoming Christmas EP (“It Must Be Christmas,” set for digital release very soon).

Meade and the guys clearly had a blast on stage as they ripped through “Run Rudolph Run,” Meade’s “Put My High Heels On” from her first album, “Brand New Day,” and a stellar, visceral version of Fleetwood Mac’s “Rihannon.”

But a highlight for many in the crowd was Meade’s sincere tribute to Alex Cooley, the legendary Atlanta concert promoter – and co-owner of Eddie’s Attic – who died earlier this week.