Alejandro Escovedo

Tiny Desk Concerts - Audio

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Music

4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2019

⏱️ 12 minutes

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The veteran rocker and a backup band from Italy play songs from their album The Crossing, chronicling an American Dream of rock and roll and Beat poetry.

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0:00.0	I'm Bob Boylan from All Songs Considered. The following is the audio from our latest Tiny Desk concert.
0:05.2	To see the video, subscribe to the All Songs Considered Tiny Desk Concerts.
0:10.2	Or go to NPR.org slash Tiny Desk concerts.
0:14.0	One for the money.
0:16.0	Two for the show.
0:18.0	Three to get ready for go a hundred roll. I'm going to do. I got my teenage luggage I'm headed out looking for American a record shop.
0:57.0	Looking for America in a record shop.
1:05.0	Outside of Lubbock, we got picked up
1:11.0	by a cowboy named Joey had a hole in this lock.
1:17.0	Santa plays a punk with a trouble pass.
1:24.0	Sitting like a diva in a holding tank.
1:30.0	There's a fire in the underground skins are on the rod.
1:37.0	Desai Boys have been here, they'll never disappear.
1:44.0	You think you know me?
1:48.0	No, you don't know me?
1:50.0	You'll never know me, no. No, you don't know me you know me you're never know me or you think you know me you'll never
1:58.6	know me you're just a bigot with a back in love.
2:26.0	Italian love is centuries, Italian love is blood.
2:35.0	Love can be a jewel.
2:37.0	Love can be a jewel.
2:43.0	Love can be a pyramid salvo was a fool. You think you know me?
2:47.0	No you don't know me?
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