Fontains Of Wayne - Stacy's Mom

Mehliana tours the US & Europe in October & November 2013. Details: http://www.nonesuch.com/on-tour/brad-mehldau

Mehliana is the electric duo of Brad Mehldau, on Fender Rhodes and an arsenal of vintage synthesizers, and Mark Guiliana, accompanying on drums and effects. An album is due on Nonesuch Records in early 2014.

Mehliana: Taming The Dragon

Mehliana: Hungry Ghost

I wrote and recorded this on my own at home. My dad played bass on it, and I performed everything else.

In YUNG Magazine's "Color by Number" mixtape: http://yungmagazine.com/2014/03/18/color-by-number-create-by-situation/

Thank you.
spencer@spencertweedy.com

Temple State

Recorded live at Keep It Together 10th Anniversary concert at The Beacon Theatre in New York, NY on November 30, 2013. From Guster's forthcoming live album, Keep It Together: Live From The Beacon Theatre.

Visit guster.com for news on the forthcoming release

Guster - "Two At A Time" (Live at the Beacon Theatre)

In conjunction with Wilco's 20th anniversary comes Alpha Mike Foxtrot, a four-disc box set of rare studio and live recordings collected from the band’s extensive audio archives. "Blasting Fonda" was written by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy in 1996 for the soundtrack to the movie Feeling Minnesota, the song, as Tweedy recalls in the liner notes, “was probably the first time it was just [mulit-instrumentalist] Jay [Bennett] and me in the studio—which ended up happening a lot—just basically kind of seeing if we could make some sort of song happen with just the two of us.”

Blasting Fonda

Wilco - Blasting Fonda

Glenn Kotche - Prepared Heads Exhibit Audio

Rushmore (demo)

Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell perform "Hanging Up My Heart" by Hank DeVito, off their new album, "Old Yellow Moon," due out February 26, 2013, on Nonesuch Records. Download the track now when you pre-order the album at http://www.nonesuch.com/albums/old-yellow-moon. 

International release date: March 4.

Old Yellow Moon

Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell: "Hanging Up My Heart"

Natalie Cole performs "Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?" from the soundtrack to Ken Burns's landmark 1994 documentary "Baseball."

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