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Jen and Micah ofI Never Saw That join us this week for a somber and surprising discussion of musicians in the 27 Club. So many musicians have been taken from us too soon at the age of 27, leaving us with a legacy of great music that leave us wondering what could have been. It's shocking how many musicians passed away at that age; people know Hendrix, Morrison, Cobain, Winehouse, and at least one of our picks this week. But there's so many others that were under the radar or legends that also happened to leave us at that age. We look into four unique musicians and ask what could have been this week as we hash out a new #SongFight.

Songs featured in this episode include:

• "Kind Hearted Woman Blues" written and performed by Robert Johnson. Recorded November 23, 1936; © 1998, 1961 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• "King of the Hill" written by D. Boon and performed by Minutemen with Crane on trumpet. © 1985 New Alliance Music, ℗ 1985 SST Records.
• "Summertime" written by George Gershwin and DuBose Heyward, performed by Big Brother & The Holding Company (with Janis Joplin). ℗ 1968 Columbia Records, CBS Inc.
• "Cicatriz ESP" written by Comar A. Rodriguez-Lopez and performed by The Mars Volta. ©℗ 2003 The Mars Volta.
• "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" written by Cole Porter, performed by Nina Simone. © 1960 Colpix Records.
• "The Punch Line" written by Mike Watt and performed by The Minutemen. © 1981 New Alliance Music, ℗ 1981 SST Records.