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From March 09, 2004:
Archived Show: Episode 57
Listen to the entire show
Featured: Jonny Greenwood's Bodysong
New musical meditations from Sigur Ros
The delicate melodies of Sufjan Stevens
Blues harp master Charlie Musselwhite
A one-man roots rock band: Charlemagne
Jangly pyschedelic folk from Sam Phillips
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Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood wrote and recorded this soundtrack to the experimental documentary, Bodysong - a stunning exploration of what it means to be human, from birth to death.
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Featured: Jonny Greenwood
CD: Bodysong
Song: "Moon Trills"
Label: Capitol
Listen to "Moon Trills"
Watch the slideshow (Requires Real Player)
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This 3-song EP was recorded for a dance performance at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Check out our previous feature on Sigur Ros, from All Songs Considered episode 31.
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Sigur Ros
CD: Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do
Song: "Ba Ba"
Label: Geffen
Listen to "Ba Ba"
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Sufjan Stevens, a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Michigan, has been compared to Elliott Smith and Nick Drake with warm, delicate melodies. His previous album, Greetings From Lake Michigan, was featured on All Songs Considered as one of the best albums of 2003.
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Sufjan Stevens
CD: Seven Swans
Song: "Sisters"
Label: Sounds Familyre
Listen to "Sisters"
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Charlie Musselwhite got his start in the so-called "white blues" movement of the late '60s, and is now considered one of the greatest living blues harmonica players.
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Charlie Musselwhite
CD: Sanctuary
Song: "Homeless Child"
Label: Real World
Listen to "Homeless Child"
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Charlemagne is otherwise known as Carl Johns. He wrote the songs, played all the instruments and recorded this collection of mostly pop and folk-rock tunes at a home studio in Wisconsin.
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Charlemagne
CD: Charlemagne
Song: "Prisoner Of"
Label: Winterlander
Listen to "Prisoner Of"
We have no purchase information for this CD. Visit the label Web site for more information.
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Leslie Phillips was a gospel singer before switching to her childhood nickname, Sam and took on a whole new sound reminiscent of '60s psychedelic folk/pop.
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Sam Phillips
CD: A Boot and A Shoe
Song: "Open the World"
Label: Nonesuch
Listen to "Open the World"
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