You're listening to nakedly examined music a podcast about songs and songwriters. My name for episode 221 is David Negler, who started in the

90s with a band that was eventually called Nova Social, who released three albums and several EPs up through 2014.

David was also a member of Wesley Stace, aka John Wesley Harding's band, is the musical

director for his Cabinet of Wonders Variety Show as Nova Social wrapped up.

David recorded his first solo album in 2013.

In 2016 recorded Carl Sandburg's Chicago Poems where he set Carl Sandburg poems to music with various

guests you're right now hearing Theme in Yellow featuring Wilco's Jeff Tweedy.

After that David quickly recorded two more albums, The Appointees and Songs of Advice and Adversity.

And today we're going to be talking about his new project.

As for the future, who's released its self-titled album, we'll talk about the song

Cohen for the music business, then we'll look back to that songs of advice and

adversity EP and talk about See the Devil, then back to Drunk at the Prom from the final Nova Social Full Album for Any Inconvenience

from 2011 and closed by listening to Encyclopedia of Songs also from the new album as for the future.

For more information you can see David nagler.com or look as for the future up on band camp or

Facebook. For more about this podcast see naked Nakedly Examine Music.com or support the effort and get my

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I will play it a little bit of theme in yellow

featuring Jeff Tweedy from Carl Sandburg's Chicago poems from 2016,

bringing it pretty quickly to the new thing,

after the Nova Social, several albums.

What is the shape of your career?

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