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Music posted here is for evaluation purposes only. The files have been approved by the musicians, the labels and the PR folks. If you like what you hear, buy the album, go to a show or send them a care package full of brownies and old postcards from the ‘50s.What’s In The Cloud
AA Bondy Alexander Alexi Murdoch Amos Lee Amy Correia Ani DiFranco April Smith and the Great Picture Show Ben Sollee Black Dub Bob Dylan Cake Clare and The Reasons Coconut and The Duke David Wax Museum Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Ethan Lipton & His Orchestra First Aid Kit Frazey Ford Greg Brown Guillemots Jazz Week 2010 Josh Ritter Kathleen Edwards Lewis & Clarke Lord Huron Los Lobos Medeski Megafaun Mumford and Sons Philly Folk Fest Ray LaMontagne & The Pariah Dogs Rebekah Higgs Sallie Ford and the Sound Outside Sarah Blasko Sarah Jaffe The Felice Brothers The Gentle Guest The Giving Tree Band The Heavy The Low Anthem The Tallest Man On Earth The Two Man Gentlemen Band The Waifs Those Darlins Work Drugs
From his Bandmate, Coconut, since he doesn’t want to write anything here…
Duke is a really great guy with a outward personality. He is not a computer geek at all.
He is sincere about his love for music and his family and (sometimes) his two Labrador retrievers…
my hands are cold
I have seen Carsie perform live. If she is anywhere near you in the future, dig down deep and buy a ticket. You will be very happy you did. I saw her in a small club in DC and opening for Paul Simon in a 4000 seat theater in Ricmond, VA. Charming, funny and great live performer. Yu will not be disappointed, and if you get her latest CD Idiot Heart as recommended by The Late Greats, you wil agree with his opinion instantly. Obviously, I am a BIG fane of Carsie and her msuic.