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Judah and the Lion performs their song "Everything Changes" from 2014's Kids These Days live in the studio for NPR's World Cafe.

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Listen to the full session: www.npr.org/blogs/world-cafe/20…rling-on-world-cafe

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"Everything Changes" by Judah and the Lion recorded live for World Cafe

Leaves
M. Shelton

[Verse 1]
Seems just like yesterday
When we brought her home
I still see that face
Even though…she’s grown
And yesterday..is gone.


[Verse 2-]
Oh, how she held on to me
She’d never let go
I was her everything
But she had to grow
Now I, I hold on

[CHORUS-]
No matter the reason, or the season
I’ll lift her high above all
I hope that she knows, the wind will blow
But it’s ok to fall
And I…can’t wait to see where she plants her own seeds
But I’ll always be her tree…even when she leaves.

[Verse 3-]
I taught her roots, they run deep
I’ve watched her branch out
Into who she wants to be
When she decides to go
She’ll take a part of my soul

[CHORUS-]
No matter the reason, or the season
I’ll lift her high above all
I hope that she knows, the wind will blow
But it’s ok to fall
And I…can’t wait to see where she plants her own seeds
But I’ll always be her tree…She’ll always be a part of me
Yeah, I’ll always be her tree…even when she leaves.


LEAVES

Roots & Reverie explores the dance between grounded tradition and wandering dreams. Each song is a metaphor for something deeper—love, loss, memory, change—told through imagery inspired by nature, folklore, and the quiet spaces between words. It’s an album that feels like a journal left open on a porch swing, pages fluttering in the wind.

Threadbare Hymn

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Trey Anastasio Band 
2017-09-16
Thompson's Point
Portland, ME

Set 1
01 Mozambique 
02 Cayman Review
03 Curlews Call
04 Gotta Jibboo 
05 It Makes No Difference 
06 Money, Love & Change
07 Small Axe
08 Alive Again
09 Everything's Right
10 Simple Twist Up Dave

Set 2
01 Drifting 
02 Corona
03 Night Speaks to a Woman
04 Liquid Time
05 Sand
06 Valentine 
07 Architect
08 Clint Eastwood
09 Mr. Completely
10 The Parting Glass*
11 crowd
Encore:
12 band intros
13 Shine
14 First Tube

* Acapella

Trey Anastasio - (guitar, vocal)
Russ Lawton (drums)
Tony Markellis (bass)
Cyro Baptista (percussion)
Ray Paczkowski (keys)
Jennifer Hartswick (trumpet, vocals)
Natalie Cressman (trombone, vocals)
James Casey (saxophones, vocals)

Thanks to Ted Gakidis for the recording - http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=595234

Photo credit: sneakincali - https://www.instagram.com/p/BZKxY2MB0_l/?hl=en

2017-09-16 Thompson's Point - Portland, ME

Money, Love & Change

It Makes No Difference

Agnostic Hymns & Stoner Fables is Todd Snider’s inspirational album.

“I want to inspire people,” Snider says. “I want to inspire them to leave home, to do things traditionally considered wrong. If you listen to my record and vandalize your school, godspeed. If you listen to my record and punch your stepdad, thank you, you’ve made me feel better about
what I do. I don’t believe in the American dream, and family values can suck my asshole’s balls.”

Snider says this while smiling, because he says most things while smiling, because he knows family values are unlikely to do such a thing, and because he’s on the happy back end of happy hour at a favorite East Nashville bar. He’s laughing but not necessarily kidding, and Agnostic
Hymns & Stoner Fables is anything but a nice, folk/Americana troubadour album. It’s not a nice anything.

It is jagged, leering, lurching and howling, and filled with unhappy endings both experienced and intimated: “It ain’t the despair that gets you, it’s the hope,” he sings in the album-closer, “Big Finish.” That Agnostic Hymns & Stoner Fables is also roaringly funny is tribute to Snider’s unique sensibilities, and to his standing as what Rolling Stone magazine calls “America’s sharpest musical storyteller.” Anguish without laughter is boring, like intensive care without morphine, and Snider has never been within 100 miles of boring. Also, he didn’t earn the
attention, friendship and fandom of American musical giants like Kris Kristofferson and John Prine by writing mopey protest songs.

Anyway, these aren’t protest songs. They’re inspirational. We’ve covered that already, right? It’s populated mostly by losers in the midst of losing, with a couple of spotlight appearances from the humbly anointed 1 percent. The result is something disconcerting, cracked and wholly original. It’s something that stands apart from the music of Snider’s heroes, and from Snider’s own, much-celebrated past. Agnostic Hymns & Stoner Fables is Snider’s 12th album (14th, if we count a “best of” set and a collection of B-sides and demos.

Snider doesn’t talk around the vulnerable part, or the angry part, or the part about how everything we’re taught about goodness and righteousness and capitalism, about God and family values winds up exploding into violence and chaos, wonder and longing. He doesn’t talk around how the whole deal is enough to make you vandalize your school, punch your stepdad, or make lewd suggestions as to just what family values might do in their spare time. And he doesn’t talk around the part about how he doesn’t know any more than you do about any of these things, or the part about how he might be wrong. It’s just that nothing has been delivered yet, nothing revealed. It is, as he sings, too soon to tell.

Here are 10 new songs for the waiting room. They’re here to inspire.

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