| Artist |
Track |
Album |
Label |
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Robbie Basho
|
"The Golden Shamrock"
|
Guitar Soli
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Takoma
|
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Larry Yes
|
"Live Your Lovely Smile"
|
A Whole Lotta Skeletons
|
Discobolus
|
|
David Garland
|
"My Contraption"
|
Reveal
|
(self released)
|
|
The Mammals
|
"Do Not Go Quietly Unto Your Grave"
|
Departure
|
Signature Sounds
|
|
Teddy Thompson
|
"Frontlines"
|
Separate Ways
|
Verve Forecast
|
|
|
Live performance by The Chapin Sisters
|
The Chapin Sisters, a sweet folk trio with gorgeous three-part harmonies dropped by to tape a live set for WFMU. Abigail and Lilly Chapin and Jessica Craven, are singing sisters who share the same mom. In addition to singing great three-part harmonies, The trio talked about growing up in a famous musical family.
|
|
-CD: "Shady River"
|
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-"Wash Away"
|
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-"Don't Love You"
|
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-"Drop Me"
|
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-"Hey"
|
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-"Girlfriend"
|
|
-CD: "Toxic" (Brittany Spears)
|
|
|
Live performance and chat with Billy Bragg
|
Acclaimed Brit-rocker/ activist Billy Bragg joined Irene on WFMU for a most engaging hour, chatting and playing a few live tunes. Infamous for his rambling 'raps' during the show, tackling everything from the failings of New Labour, to love, incontinence and Morrissey, Billy had just released a massive retrospective box set on the Yep Roc label. Bragg dropped by WFMU for some post-Marathon fun.
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|
-CD:
|
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-"Greetings to the New Brunette"
|
|
-CD: "The Marching Song of the Covert Battalions"
|
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-"Way Down Yonder in a Minor Key"
|
|
-"There Is Power in a Union"
|
-CD: "A New England"
|
|
|
|
|
|
Germaine Desbonnet: Boellmann
|
"Heure Mystics Op.29: Entree"
|
Music for Harmonium
|
Musical Heritage Society
|
|
The Kitchen Cynics
|
|
|
|
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The Last Town Chorus
|
"It's Not Over"
|
Wire Waltz
|
(self released)
|
|
Devendra Banhart
|
"Sligo River Blues"
|
VA: I Am the Resurrection: A Tribute to John Fahey
|
Vanguard
|
|
|
|
Mi and L'au
|
"A Word in Your Belly"
|
Mi and L'au
|
Young God
|
|
Peter Knight
|
"Lost for Words" /"An Ancient Cause"
|
An Ancient Cause
|
Shanachie
|
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