The Steve Earle Show Blog

NEWS FROM JANE - DEERHOOF

tses team — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 11:48:09 -0400

San Francisco’s DEERHOOF performed at The Fillmore on May 17th, which was apart of the HIGHLINE FESTIVAL curated by DAVID BOWIE. DEERHOOF is John Dieterich (guitarist), Satomi Matsuzaki (bassist / vocals), and Greg Saunier (drummer). Their sound can be described as an avant-pop indie rock music with unconventional song structures, lyrics and rhythms that explodes pandemonium when you put it in your stereo. Psh! Jane, what does that mean? Okay, picture BLONDE REDHEAD meets HALF JAPANESE. You get the soft, high-pitched singing, but experimental loud rock music that makes you support a high ponytail while dancing to the beat, that’s DEERHOOF’s music.
Matsuzaki is probably the most adorable and entertaining musician to watch on stage. She was so energetic by dancing and jumping on stage to the music of her fellow band members, while singing quirky lyrics that makes you question what is she singing? And she plays bass like a bona fide rockstar. The band sounded really tight and together, I was amazed to see how well they could pull this off (as a trio). If you listen to any of their albums, they usually bring more instruments in their songs such as horns, keyboards, additional guitars, etc. For instance, in the song "+ 81" from their latest release Friend Opportunity, the song opens with a horn intro. But live, the horn part was replaced by Dieterich’s guitar, which was unusual but sounded very similar to the album version, which amazed me. At the show, they brought a spinning rainbow pinwheel machine that lit up when the band performed. Later on that night, Saunier informed the audience that they did not control the machine, but a friend of theirs controlled it backstage.
Now remember how I said DAVID BOWIE curated the show? Well guess who was there? I’ll give you a hint I just capitalized HIS NAME! Before DEERHOOF came on, I was sipping on a $4 tiny plastic cup filled with soda (I live dangerously and spare no expenses). All of a sudden, I was bombarded with a heard of people hustling their way through the crowd, I look behind me and it was the man himself, DAVID BOWIE aka oh my GOD (GOD = David Bowie). I did not know what to do or say except to be a geeky admirer at a mere 3 feet of distance. Guess who has two thumbs and was doing imaginary cartwheels of excitement the entire night cause she stood right next to DAVID BOWIE? THIS GIRL!
Hey Jane, why the heck was DAVID BOWIE at a DEERHOOF show? Well if you remember, I said he was curating the Highline Festival. The Highline Festival is a new multidiscipline arts festival (ranging from music to comedy) to help the High Line (the elevated rail structure that runs through the Meatpacking District, West Chelsea and Clinton/Hells Kitchen) space public. It is set to open hopefully in the year 2008. The Festival occurred May 9th – 19th, ranging artists such as THE ARCADE FIRE, AIR, DANIEL JOHNSTON, RICKY GERVAIS, THE SECRET MACHINES, for more information about the Festival and the charity check out www.highlinefestival.com.
Aside from my mind-exploding encounter on top of the totally moving (literally, I could not stop moving to DEERHOOF – I mean how could you not?) performance of the band, that night was the opposite of a waste of my time - it was flipping increditastic (incredible and fantastic combined). If you like off beat, silly songs with a poppy beat that won’t keep your feet from dancing, I definitely recommend DEERHOOF all around (the world). For more information on DEERHOOF, go to: deerhoof.killrockstars.com

This Sunday: Tune in for Elizabeth Cook

Logan Nakyanzi — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 13:22:36 -0400

Steve sits down with the soulful and witty Elizabeth Cook, whose new album, Balls is out now in stores. Tune in to hear her play live from her new project.

Sunday May 27, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Mon, 28 May 2007 10:13:49 -0400

Steve sits down with The Basement’s front-man, John Mullin, guitar, keys and vocals, talking about his new album, Illicit Hugs and Playground Thugs (just out May 8, 2 on Zealous Records/Deltasonic Records). Tune in to hear him play live.

News from Jane

tses team — Tue, 22 May 2007 12:46:41 -0400

Review of John Vanderslice at the Mercury Lounge

Hey you Crazy Cats, Jane here! Bringing you more two cents (cause who doesn’t love change) of live music from that “tiny” rowdy city called Manhattan. The attraction for this segment, John Vanderslice’s show on April 19th at the Mercury Lounge.
John Vanderslice (aka JV) is a former member of the band mk Ultra, he started performing solo in 1999 shortly after the band broke up. Since then, JV has gained critical acclaim for his solo performance and also gained national media attention with his single “Bill Gates Must Die” in 2000. Unfortunately he did not perform that song at the show. Does not mean that the entire night was a total bust.
In fact, it was the opposite! JV pulled every card up his sleeve that was labeled “surprise” that night. The night was filled with special guests, new songs, request from the audience, a give away and a dance party to close the night off – woah! My heart couldn’t not keep up!
JV’s music is a mixture of folky sad lyrics mixed with electronic sound samples. That sounds like a crazy mixture. Picture Devandra Banhart meets The Flaming Lips. He performed a mixture of new songs (which he did not name the titles and my mind reading abilities were out of order that night – of course) and old songs such as “Time Travel Is Lonely”, “Pale Horse”, and a few from his latest album “Pixel Revolt” like “Angela” and “Exodus Damage.”
Adding spice to the show was special guests: Eric Friedlander (of The Mountain Goats) who provided cello in a few songs, a guy name Kevin (no last name) who sang a song while JV played guitar, and St. Vincent (who was the opener) who sang guest vocals with JV by the end of the night. Shortly before that, though JV took a request from the audience to which my highly brave friend screamed “Me and My 424” which he agreed to play after inviting some of the audience to sing in the background (one being my friend). True showmanship.
Adding to JV’s theatrics was his mid-performance givaway: an “over the top” titanium watch that he purchased in Chinatown. Watch out P.Diddy, JV is the next “King Of Bling” (insert joke here). He gave the prize to a lucky audience member in the front that answered a historical question correctly. I can’t really recall the question cause apparently I don’t know my history – Who sailed the ocean blue in 1492 again? (and no, that was not the question).
The night would have been perfection if Vanderslice pulled an Oprah, but instead of giving everyone a car, he would give everyone including myself a pony. I think at that point I would have a freak out attack, but no such thing happened. But heck, I was not disappointed: JV knows how to entertain on and off stage. He gets infinite gold stars with extra shine in my book.
For more information on John Vanderslice, check out: www.johnvanderslice.com!

Sunday May 20, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Sun, 20 May 2007 21:52:36 -0400

Steve sits down with Fields, whose debut project, Everything Last Winter is now out (May 8) on Black Lab Recordings. And listen in to hear them play live. Tune in on Sundays live, download us on your ipod or listen to us whenever you want online, while you're at work.

Sunday May 13, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:05:38 -0400

Steve sits down with The Magic Numbers, Romeo Stodart, Michele Stodart; Angela Gannon and Sean Gannon, who’ll be playing live in studio. Their sophomore record, Those The Brokes, will be out this July on Astralwerks records. Don’t miss the live performance of their beautiful track – Take a Chance. Tune in on Sundays live, download us on your ipod or listen to us whenever you want online, while you're at work. Playlist:

Take A Chance - live acoustic
The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
Joni Mitchell - River
The Band - The Weight
Guns N Roses - Welcome to the Jungle
Most of the time - live acoustic

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday May 6, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Fri, 04 May 2007 13:40:38 -0400

Steve sits down with the very cool Colin Firth, with his killer list of favorite tracks. Check out Colin's list below.

Playlist:

Fela Kuti / "Water No get Enemy" / Best Of Album

Spoon / "Back to the Life" / Kill the Moonlight

Kelly Joe Phelps / "River Rat Jimmy" / Shine-Eye Mr. Zen

John Martyn / "Bless the Weather" / Bless the Weather

Bonnie Prince Billy / "No Bad News" / The Letting Go
Paul Kossof / "Time Away"

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

news from Jane

tses team — Fri, 04 May 2007 13:16:47 -0400

Jane holding the latest from Do Make Say Think, "You, You're A History In Rust"

The Candian instrumental post-rock band from Toronto, Ontario, Do Make Say Think graced the stage at Bowery
Ballroom to deliver a powerful performance on March
29th. Now you're probably wondering: "Jane, what makes
this band so great?" It is very rare to find bands and/or musicians not only sound good on their albums, but sound better live. DMST's style of music combining jazz style drums, electronic effects, distorted guitars, and wind instruments makes not only their music tickling to your ears but when witnessing their performance you can visualize the music. The way their songs are, it seems that each song is a musical motion of intensity and passion, which makes their songs so powerful. DMST opened up with "Outter and Inner Secrets" followed by "Auberge Le Mouton Noir." They played a few songs from their 2003 release "Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn", as well as songs from their latest release "You, You're A History In Rust." During the song "A With Living", Charles Spearin, the bass, guitar, trumpet player, who is also very well known for his amazing mustache, asked the audience to take out their keys and start jingling them to be in sync with the song. There was also a special appearance by members of the Akron/Family to help sing the song. It was magical! Definitely worth my gold stars! For more information on Do Make Say Think check out: www.domakesaythink.com or www.cstrecords.com

Sunday April 29, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 14:50:47 -0400

It’s the last weekend of the month, so it’s time for a dj show. Tune in on Sundays live, download us on your ipod or listen to us whenever you want online, while you're at work.

And for those of you in the NYC area next week, Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove are hosting a special evening of readings from their book Voices of a People's History of the United States. With special musical performances by Steve Earle and Allison Moorer, and readings by: Ally Sheedy, Brian Jones, Danny Glover, Deepa Fernandes, Erin Cherry, Harris Yulin, Kathleen Chalfant, Kerry Washington, Opal Alladin, Staceyann Chin, Stanley Tucci. For a sampling of these dynamic performances, check out The Time is Now from March 17: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here. -- Wednesday, May 2, 6:30 pm, The Great Hall, Cooper Union, Free!

And check Steve out soon on The Wire, the gritty HBO drama is taping new episodes for the upcoming season.

Playlist:

Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces
Be Your Own Pet - October, First Account
Thom Yorke - Analyze
Pete Droge - Give It All Away
IV Thieves - You Can't Love What You Don't Understand
Sonic Youth - Sleepin Around
Allison Moorer - Where You Are
Pearl Jam - World Wide Suicide
Bruce Springsteen - O Mary Don't You Weep
Built to Spill - You In Reverse

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday April 22, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 18:21:54 -0400

Steve talks with Willy Mason whose new album, IF THE OCEAN GETS ROUGH is out now on Astralwerks (March 2007). Hear his soulful live performance of WE CAN BE STRONG and other cool stuff. Playlist:

We can be strong - live acoustic
Talking Heads
Tom Waits
Hard hand to hold - live acoustic
Camille, from "les filles"
Books - Take Time
Save Myself - live acoustic

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

news from Jane: BATTLES

tses team — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 17:49:05 -0400

Hey, it’s Jane again bringing you another hearty serving of “TOTALLY INSANE AND WHACKY SHOW REVIEWS” (not really called that, but I thought a little zing would catch your attention, did it work?). This week’s review is a spicy dynamic dish of BATTLES who just played (April 3rd) at the Bowery Ballroom served hot.

Battles is a math rock band from New York City made of former Helmet drummer John Stainer, former Don Caballero guitarist Ian Williams, former Lynx guitarist Dave Konopka, and son of jazz musician Anthony Braxton, Tyondai Braxton. With a combination of extraordinary talented musicians, a few which were former members of very exquisite bands, can we say a recipe will kick up your eardrums into maximum overdrive? Seriously!
I had no idea what I was getting myself into when attending this show, beforehand, I was chatting with some friends of mine who have seen them in action and they describe their performance as “insert every action that involves purging up your organs and bodily fluids” (I’m trying to keep it clean here). Now you’re probably thinking: “Jane, that’s gross! Why would I go see a band that would make me want to do that?” Let me ask you this, why would you NOT go see a band that would want to make you do that? Ok, maybe that was a bit far fetched. My mouth dropped to the floor, my head filled with constant questions of “WHAT THE HECK?!” / “IS THIS FOR REAL?!” / “Battles, call me?!” (not really….sort of).
They played their latest single “Atlas” (one of the videos shown on this page) and they closed off the show with an encore performance of “Dance” (which is the other video). As you can see from the videos, they are truly magnetic and showcase their musical powers (cause apparently they are musical wizards that casts spells on people…ok that’s not true…maybe? I promise to never use a lame child-like description like that ever again). In all seriousness, their performance kept not only my feet but the audience’s feet tapping and their heads bopping by the electronic sounds of beep, boop, boop, crash, loop, bang with a combination of Stainer’s incredibly fast and rhythmic drumming, along with the loud crashes of his cymbal placed a good few feet above him and Braxton’s various range of electronics to masquerade his vocals as robotic as possible to beat boxing beats faster than a heartbeat.
Well I give Battles all the shiny gold stars in my tiny pockets. Keep your eyes pealed and your ears open out for their new full-length record entitled Mirrored coming out in May. For more information on Battles check out: www.bttls.com or their Myspace page at: www.myspace.com/battlestheband

Sunday April 15, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 14:31:14 -0400

This Sunday: Steve’s talking with the Maria McKee, whose new project Late December will soon be out on Vinyl Records (April 24th, 2007). Now a solo artist, McKee got her start as a founding member of the cowpunk/country rock band Lone Justice and opened for such acts as U2; her tracks have appeared in breakout films like Pulp Fiction and Days of Thunder. Playlist:

Maria McKee - Late December
The Shootist - Hy
Hail the Size - I Can't Die in L.A.
Grateful Dead - Box of Rain
Robert Wyatt - At Last I Am Free
Mika - Grace Kelly
Maria McKee - Too many heros

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday April 8, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 13:17:40 -0400

If you missed Steve playing at Carnegie Hall this week, check him out this Sunday: He’s talking with the Heartless Bastards, on tour with Lucinda Williams. And check Steve out soon on The Wire, the gritty HBO drama is taping new episodes for the upcoming season.

Maria McKee and some old friends of Steve's have promised to stop by in the coming weeks. We know you'll want to listen in on the conversation. Playlist: (all music from Heartless Bastards)

The Will Song
Blue Day - live acoustic
Valley of Debris
Searching for the ghost - live acoustic
Gray
Into the Open

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Our new thing - music and arts NYC

tses team — Mon, 02 Apr 2007 11:31:25 -0400

As a public service to all the geezers who want to stay hip, we've asked young Jane Park to venture out into the NYC night and check out what's happening. She'll be posting reviews for us weekly:

It's Jane! I just went to the comedy show in Brooklyn at
Union Hall. Here's my review of the show and a little blurb for Aziz Ansari's show "Human Giant": I caught "Tearing Down The Veil Of Maya" which is hosted by Michael Showalter and Eugene Mirman. The other comedians that appeared were Josie Long (a comedian from England, she was hilarious and brilliant!) and the Human Giant (Paul Scheer, Rob Huebel, and Aziz Ansari). Human Giant showed a few videos from their upcoming show on MTV "Human Giant" (which looks hilarious btw).

(Ansari on left and yes that's Mary Lynn Rajksub, Chloe from "24")

I don't want to reveal too much on what you could expect from the Human Giant, but here's a little taste of what their show might contain: face drawings, an affair with a killer whale, and kung fu! Oh wow! They also showed an old video of "Shutterbugs" (which is done by Aziz Ansari and Rob Huebel) and also previews of the new "Shutterbugs." If you want to see episodes of Shutterbugs, it's on Aziz Ansari's website: www.azizisbored.com or you could search it on youtube. Aziz Ansari along with the rest of gang from Human Giant will be featured on MTV in April on Thursday nights. For more information on Aziz Ansari and the Human Giant, go to: www.azizisbored.com.

Sunday April 1, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 14:47:55 -0400

It's the last weekend of March, so you know what time it is - time for a DJ show. Steve's bringing in this mix for you: Playlist:

Rickie Lee Jones - Nobody knows my name
Tom Petty - Down South
Norah Jones - Little room
Lucinda Williams - Fancy funeral
Justin Townes Earle - Ghost of Virginia
Joss Stone - Bad habit
Hank Williams - Why don't you love me
Allison Moorer - Where you are
Chuck E. Weiss - Prince Minsky's Lament
Paul Siebel - Louise
Charlie Parker - An Oscar for Treadwell

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday March 25, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 13:39:15 -0400

Steve Earle sits down with Chuck E. Weiss. You may know the name Chuck E Weiss as the title of Rickie Lee Jones' song "Chuck E in Love" or for being buddies with Tom Waits and Johnny Depp, with whom he opened the Viper Room in LA, but the real Chuck E Weiss is one of the most unique musicians and songwriters around today. We’re talking with him about "23rd and Stout" out now (March 13th on Cooking Vinyl). Playlist:

Chuck E. Weiss - Prince Minsky's Lament
Calvin Boze - Sarfonia B
Cab Calloway - The Man from Harlem
Gene Kurpa - Drum Boogie
The Green River Boys - Kentucky Means Paradise
Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson - Boogie Woogie Prayer
Chuck E. Weiss - 23rd and Stout

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday March 18, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:49:06 -0400

(Grebin and Nigro)
Steve Earle sits down with director Perry Grebin and producer/director Michael Nigro who together are the filmmakers behind AMERICAN CANNIBAL, opening in theatres this weekend. The film “documents” our reality and celebrity-obsessed culture, as they follow two down-and-out writers trying to sell their reality television show: Steve’ll be pressing them for what’s fact and fiction and you’ll hear some great stories about their musical inspiration from “Guided by Voices”. Playlist:

Doug Gilliard - Ballad of Jim Jones
Doug Gilliard - The Troops
Doug Gilliard - All the Ladies Know
Guided By Voices - Town of Mirrors
Guided By Voices - Symbols, Signs
Guided By Voices - Symbols, Signs
That's Entertainment

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday March 11, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 16:46:21 -0500

Steve Earle sits down with Duncan Sheik and Ben Kalb, who has written the music score for the hit Broadway play, SPRING AWAKENING. Sheik also composed and produced the original score for the feature film A Home at the End of the World, and his songs have laced the soundtracks of dozens of movies and TV shows. The Grammy award nominated singer-songwriter/composer’s self-titled debut album was an enormously popular and critical success and spent 30 weeks on the Billboard 200. Other albums include Humming, Daylight, Phantom Moon and White Limousine. His latest release, Brighter/Later, is a two-disk anthology of his Atlantic/Nonesuch albums. Hear him play live and tune in for some great music. Playlist:

Chris Garneau - Castle-time
Duncan and Ben Kalb playing live - White Limousine
Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek
Elbow
Joanna Newsom - Cosmia (with Van Dyke Parks)
Duncan and Ben Kalb playing live - Don't do Sadness, from Spring Awakening

Other news: If you're in NYC next week, Steve will be playing Monday and Tuesday at the Blue Note, and will be in Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest Film and Music festival.

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday March 4, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 11:58:16 -0500

Steve Earle sits down with The Greencards, self-described as “a new underground folk movement from two Australians and a Brit,” talking about their new project, VIRIDIAN (out March 6, 2007 on Dualtone Records). Playlist:

Waiting on the night - live acoustic
Lonesome side of town
River of Sand - live acoustic
Su Prabhat - live acoustic
Steve Earle - The Mountain - live acoustic, and Steve plays with the band

Sunday February 25, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 09:40:25 -0500

It's the last Sunday of the month, so it's time for a dj show. Enjoy! And next week, hear Steve playing LIVE in studio with the Aussie-UK bluegrass band, The Greencards. Playlist:

Al Johnson - Carnival Time
Charlie Parker - The Bird
Fall out Boy - Don't you know who I think I am
The Fray - Look after you
The Godfathers - Birth, school, work, death
Hank Williams - Long, gone, lonesome blues
Justin Townes Earle - I don't care
Leadbelly - Bourgeois blues
Lucinda Williams - Mama you sweet
Rickie Lee Jones - Nobody knows my name
Norah Jones - My dear country

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday February 18, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 10:14:37 -0500

Steve Earle sits down with Citizen Cope whose new album, EVERY WAKING MOMENT is out now on RCA (Sept. 12, 2006), Cope takes “snapshots of the world around him, and turns them into universal truths, setting them to soul-stirring grooves.” Tune in to hear what he’s listening to now and where he looks for inspiration. Playlist:

Nina Simone - Feeling Good
Jeff Buckley - Lover, You should have come over
Waylon Jennings - Luckenbach Texas
The Wailers - Concrete Jungle
Jimmy Cliff - Johnny two bags
Louis Armstrong - Dolly
Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday February 11, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 14:09:37 -0500

Steve Earle sits down with Kim and Reggie Harris, as they play live from their ' Get On Board! With The Underground Railroad and Civil Rights Freedom Songs' from Appleseed Recordings and now in record stores. This latest project of “folkography” tells part of the musical story of what slaves sang to themselves and each other as they plotted their way to freedom, as it was often at this time of year that they decided to escape from southern plantations in the US and head out on the “Underground Railroad”, a network of safe places - homes and pathways - leading to non-slave states and Canada. The songs on this recording feature Kim and Reggie and duos with Danny Glover, Peter Yarrow, Guy Davis and many others. Playlist:

Done Wit' Driver's Dribbin'
Oh Mary, Don't you Weep
Rise Up Shepherd and Follow/ Got Tell It on the Mountain
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning
Row de Boat
Down By the Riverside (Steve Earle sings)

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday February 4, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 14:44:38 -0500

Steve Earle sits down with Comedian David Cross(Mr. Show, Arrested Development TV shows) and indie hip hop label Definitive Jux founder, Amaechi Uzoigwe, who is also in command at the PLUG INDEPENDENT MUSIC AWARDS SHOW, hosted by Cross and taking place next week. The PLUG Awards, founded in 2001, honor independent music, which now represents nearly 30% of the global music market with $3.5 billion in market capitalization.

Previously, Uzoigwe created the legendary Word: Life Poetry and Music Concert featuring Erykah Badu, Chuck D., Mos Def, Amiri Baraka, Bernie Worrell of Funkadelic, The Last Poets, among others, and consulted on HBO’s Def Poetry Jam. Playlist:

El-P - Flyentology
Band of Horses - The Funeral
Alice Smith - Do I?
Jon Travolta et al. - Road to Freedom
The Coup - Ass-Breath Killers
Mike Watt - Firehouse
L. Ron Hubbard - Thank you for listening

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday January 28, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 17:47:13 -0500

Steve Earle sits down with Anders Parker, who’s been called “a modest man who lives in Brooklyn, NY and works as a musician. People who are into American songwriters know him as the frontman of Varnaline.” Well, we know he’s much more than that! And besides he lives in Queens now. If you’re in NYC, he’s playing the “Wednesdays in January” residency at The Living Room in New York tonight – the 24th – and 31st at 9pm. And if you miss the live show, tune in here to hear him play from his new self-titled album. Playlist:

Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows
John Coltrane - Naima
The Minutemen - Jesus and Tequila
Brian Eno - Silver Morning
Elliot Smith - Baby Britain
Howlin' Wolf - I asked for Water
Anders performing live - Dear Sara
Radiohead - Let Down

Listen: listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.

Sunday January 21, 2007

Logan Nakyanzi — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:27:23 -0500

Daniels playing Bernard Berkman in The Squid and the Whale

Steve Earle sits down with actor Jeff Daniels, who recently played the affable and obnoxious father in The Squid and the Whale, tune in to hear his favorite music and other stories of life, art and love. Playlist:

Gravedigger - Dave Matthews Band
A Month Of Sundays - Don Henley
Lincolntown - John Hiatt
America The Beautiful - Keb Mo
Imagine - Neil Young
If You’re Comin’ - Jeff Daniels

Listen listen to the entire show here or download our podcast here.