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Music to laze around with, just like slipping into a warm, comfortable bath; bubbling with many stringed instruments and occasional live performances. (Visit homepage.)

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Favoriting July 18, 2005: The saddest music in the world, grounded in beauty and David Poe's tunes.

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Artist Track Album Label
Fred Neil  "Farethewell"   Favoriting The Many Sides of Fred Neil  Collector's Choice 
Orpheus  "The Dream"   Favoriting Orpheus  MGM 
B'eirth  "Train to Rome"   Favoriting B'eirth's Birch Book   
Pearls Before Swine  "Translucent Carriages"   Favoriting Balaklava  ESP Disk 
Bob Dylan with Johnny Cash  "Girl From the North Country"   Favoriting The Collection, Vol. 4: Nashville Skyline/New Morning/John Wesley Harding [2005 Reissue]  Sony 
Kenny Rankin  "Pussywillows, Cattails"/ "Catfish"   Favoriting Silver Morning  Little David 
 
Tim Buckley  "Thoughts From Room 109 at The Islander (On Pacific Coast Highway)"   Favoriting Happy Sad  Elektra 
Nick Castro & The Poison Tree  "Deep Deep Sea"   Favoriting Further From Grace  Strange Attractors 
Ben Allison  "Mantra"   Favoriting Peace Pipe   
 
 


Live performance and conversation with David Poe
 
Dropping his pure pop-folk stance, Poe drags his fans down a dark, smoky, jazz alley, in reality a very comforting space, on his current album, “Love is Red.” David claims to have set out making what he calls "the saddest record ever made." According to an article In The San Francisco Chronicle, when he’s not in his East Village attic scheming up new songs, Poe has been turning his organizational skills to starting “Live From the Artists' Den,” a revolutionary media company that will connect emerging musicians to new audiences via private concerts. David Poe dropped by WFMU to chat about his many musical lives and to play a few tunes.
  -CD: "Wilderness" [Love is Red]
  -"Love is Red"
  -"Love Won't Last the Afternoon"



David with volunteer director Scott's sweet canine pal, Marty.
  -CD: "So Beautiful" single radio edit-- available through David's website (Unfortunately, the downloads are not Mac enabled): http://www.davidpoe.com/
  -"Childbearing"
  -"Settlement"
  -CD: "You're the Bomb"
 
 
Laura Cantrell  "Khaki & Corduroy"   Favoriting Humming by the Flowering Vine  Matador 
Vinicius Cantuária  "Procissão"   Horse and Fish  Bar None 
Magnet  "Nothing Hurts Now"   Favoriting On Your Side  BMG 
Kitchen Cynic  "Now's the Time"   Favoriting Master of the Fuzzy Fadeout  (self released) 
Sufjan Stevens  "Concerning the UFO Sighting near Highland, Illinois"/ "THE BLACKHAWK WAR, or, How to Demolish an Entire Civilization and Still Feel Good About Yourself in the Morning, or, ..."   Favoriting Illinois  Asthmatic Kitty 
 
Mike Wexler  "Sound in the Mirror"   Favoriting    
Joseph Spence  "Coming In on a Wing and a Prayer"   Favoriting Bahamian Guitarist  Arhoolie 
John Renbourne  "Plainsong"   Favoriting John Renbourn/Another Monday  Castle 
Martin Carthy  "Skewbald"   Favoriting Sweet Wivelsfield  Topic 
The Knitters  "Rank Stranger"   Favoriting The Modern Sounds of the Knitters  Zoe 
Richard Thompson  "Miss Patsy"   Favoriting Front Parlour Ballads  Cooking Vinyl 
Tan Sleeve  "Equidistant"   Favoriting Bad from Both Sides   


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