Kaki King
"You Don't Have to Be Afraid" / "Goby"
...Until We Felt Red
Sebastien Schuller
"1978" /"Weeping Willow"
Happiness
Sparklehorse
"Don't Take My Sunshine Away" / "Getting It"
Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain
Lavender Diamond
"Child Song"
Artifacts of the Winged
Jenny Scheinman
"Satellite" / "Antenna"
12 Songs
Alexi Murdoch
"All My Days"
Time Without Consequence
Toumane Diabate's Symmetric Orchestra
"Boulevard de L'independence"
Boulevard de L'independence
Las Rubias del Norte
Pan Americano
Haja
"Fianinana"
VA: The Moon & the Banana Tree
Colbert
"Tsy Haiko"
VA: The Moon & the Banana Tree
Pepe Romero & Academy of St. Martin in the Fields: Rodrigo
"Concierto de Aranjuez: Allegro Conspirito"
VA: Essential Guitar: 33 Guitar Masterpieces
A new set begins: Live performance by Clare and The Reasons
A new set begins: You know the feeling you get when you eat a freshly baked biscuit laden with real butter and honey? Only the right ingredients give you that down home flavor. Well, Clare and tthe Reasons have that same effect on your musical palate. There's a sweetness, and timelessness about the music, but they are not above having a bit of silly fun. Led by Clare Muldaur Manchon and Olivier Manchon, her multi-instrumentalist husband (who sings and plays violin, guitar, glockenspiel and more), the band is a total charmer. The Reasons are rounded out by Alan Sherwood Hampton (bass), Chris Hoffman (cello), Josh Mease (electric guitar), Beth Myers (viola), Greg Ritchie (drums), and Rich Stein (percussion).
Comment: -"Nothing, Nowhere"
Comment: -"Love Can Be a Crime"
Comment: -"Alphabet City"
Comment: -"Talk to Me" (alt. title: "Cook for You")
Comment: -"Better Without You"
Comment: -"The Wrinkle On My Face"
Comment: -CD: "How It Should Be"
Comment: -CD: Olivier Manchon: "Come Back" /"Memories [En Route]
Mark O'Connor's Hot Swing Trio
"Cherokee"
Reynold D. Phillipsek
"East Side"
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Peter Eldridge
"Larger Than Life"
Fool No More