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News At Noon/Two For The Road 9/21-27/16

WCNR Brighten the Corners 9-27-16 Two For The Road (Show 479)

{all titles out now unless otherwise noted}

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Wednesday 9/21 News At Noon

Billy Ray Cyrus–“Thin Line”: This tune is the title track to his new record and is also featured  in the season finale of his new CMT television show, Still The King.

Mondo Cozmo–“Shine”: The solo project of Joshua Ostrander from the band Eastern Conference Champions. He recorded it in his guest bedroom with his wife on backing vocals.

Oh Wonder–“Without You”: The video for this song came out over a year ago when they were releasing one song every month for a year. They are coming to The Jefferson on October 13th.

Wednesday 9/21 Two For The Road

Drive-By Truckers – “Surrender Under Protest”/American Band (out 9/30)
Leonard Cohen – “You Want It Darker”/title track (out 10/21)

Thursday 9/22 News At Noon

The Boxer Rebellion–“Let’s Disappear”: The London-based quartet’s new album Ocean By Ocean is out now. Catch them in DC on November 6th.

Gerry Beckley–“Tokyo”: Gerry Beckley of the band America has a new record, Carousel, that dropped this month.

Julian Taylor Band–“Just A Little Bit”: The Canadian artist was a member of the band Staggered Crossing until they broke up in 2007. His new solo EP is called Darkstar.

Thursday 9/22 Two For The Road

Schuyler Fisk and Carl Anderson – “Restless Heart”/single out tmrw (co-produced by Sons of Bill’s Sam Wilson, who will tour with Carl & Schuyler soon)

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – “Skeleton Tree”/title track (his b’day today)

Friday 9/23 News At Noon

Moby & The Void Pacific Choir–“Are You Lost In The World Like Me”: From Moby’s first album with the choir, These Systems Are Failing, out on October 14th.

Piers Faccini–“Bring Down The Wall”: From his new album, I Dreamed An Island, set for an October 21st release.

Yeasayer–“Cold Night”: The new record, Amen & Goodbye is out now. They played festivals all summer including Sasquatch, Lollapalooza and more.

Friday 9/23 Two For The Road

Pixies – “Classic Masher”/Head Carrier (out 9/30)

Jim James – “Same Old Lie”/Eternally Even (out 11/4)

Monday 9/26 News At Noon

Cody ChesnuTT Feat. Raphael Saadiq–“Bullets In The Streets and Blood”: Inspired by current events, the song is from the 2017 album My Love Divine Degree.

Devendra Banhart–“Middle Names”: From the Venezuelan-American’s ninth album Ape in Pink Marble. 

Paul Simon–“The Werewolf”: the next single from his new album Stranger to Stranger which is currently available.

Monday 9/26 Two For The Road

Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions (feat. Kurt Vile) – “Let Me Get There”/Until The Hunter (out 11/14)

Hiss Golen Messenger – “Biloxi”/Heart Like A Levee (out 10/7)

Tuesday 9/27 News At Noon

Angelo Moore & The Brand New Step–“Brand New Step”: Angelo Moore is also of the L.A. band Fishbone and also performs under the name Dr. Madd Vibe.

Temples–“Certainty”: The first single from the English quartet’s upcoming album. No name or date have been released but it is expected in early 2017.

Timothy B. Schmit–“Red Dirt Road”: The bassist of The Eagles who has also worked with Steely Dan, Toto, Crosby Stills & Nash, Bob Seger, Blind Boys of Alabama, Wynonna Judd and more.

Tuesday 9/27 Two For The Road

Allah Las – “Could Be You”/Calico Review

Frankie Lee – “Where Do We Belong?”/American Dreamer

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