Stream New Music From Kevin Morby, Adrianne Lenker, Jeff Tweedy, Cautious Clay, More

All Songs Considered

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🗓️ 15 September 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

This week's new mix from All Songs Considered includes solo work from Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, recorded with his sons, a stunning track from Big Thief's Adrianne Lenker, a song for the times from Cautious Clay and more.

Featured Tracks:
1. Kevin Morby "Campfire" from Sundowner
2. Adrianne Lenker "anything" from songs
3. Maple Glider "As Tradition"
4. Jeff Tweedy "Love Is The King" from Love Is The King
5. BONZIE "Alone"
6. Cautious Clay "Agreeable" from Agreeable

Transcript

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0:00.0	On Facebook, there are these three brothers who love guns.
0:04.6	Say guns are over-regulated.
0:06.4	Say the NRA is too quick to compromise.
0:09.4	And they're gaining more followers every day.
0:12.2	They're very in your face and offensive,
0:13.6	and by God, I love them for it.
0:16.4	Listen now to the No Compromise Podcast from NPR.
0:20.4	For NPR music, it's all songs considered I'm Bob Boylin.
0:23.6	On today's show, some of my favorite artists
0:25.9	with new music and some great unknowns.
0:27.9	I'll begin with Kevin Morby.
0:29.8	He's just announced a new album.
0:31.3	It's called Sun Downer.
0:32.6	It's a record that got its start around the time
0:34.6	he moved from Los Angeles back to his Kansas City hometown.
0:38.4	And before moving, Kevin made a purchase
0:40.8	of an old four-track machine.
0:42.8	And he made use of an old shed.
0:44.4	He called Little Lost Los Angeles as his recording studio.
0:48.7	Kevin speaks to the magic of recording
0:51.6	on this old four-track machine
0:52.9	and how the warmth of the sound
	...

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