Thursday, November 20, 2008
The Bridge performs "In Dreams" Live at WTMD
The Bridge perform Old White Lightning 95 Live at WTMD
Michael Franti and Spearhead Live at WTMD
Michael Franti and Spearhead visited WTMD to perform for Morning Sessions and speak with host Morning Show Erik Deatherage.
The band performed the songs "Say Hey (I Love You)," "Nobody Right Nobody Wrong" and "I Got Love For You" from their new album All Rebel Rockers. In the interview, Franti discussed his trip to Baghdad, his son leaving home and his new album.
For more information, visit www.wtmd.org.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Wye Oak in Deutschland
Too bad they weren't in the back of a Jetta for this sweet little rendition of "I Don't Feel Young." Check out Andy's shade switch-a-roo, mid-song.
Viel gluck!
Monday, November 10, 2008
The Christmas Lights! perform "Walk Like A Human" LIVE at WTMD
The Christmas Lights! came in for a Baltimore Unsigned taping after being our Artist of the Month for October. Here they perform "Walk Like A Human," the title track from their debut album.
For more information, visit www.baltimoreunsigned.org.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Matthew Sweet performs "Byrdgirl" Live at WTMD
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Vote Wilco
Stop by Wilco's voting page to pick up a free download of the Wilco and Fleet Foxes' cover of Bob Dylan's "I Shall Be Released." And then send them photos of your polling place for an upcoming web feature.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
The Flaming Lips "Chime In"
The Lips seem to have a fondness for network television. Check out this video blast from teen tv past (OK, I was adult when I watched it).
Monday, October 27, 2008
An Old Joni Mitchell Performance
"I play for free. I've played for money and it never amounted to anything really significant even though I made a lot of money. Playing for free is the best pay off/gift you can get or give and I don't play an instrument"
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
WTMD's uncut interview with Alejandro Escovedo
John Mathews interviews the Real Animal Alejandro Escovedo for an Afternoon Drive. Here is the full, uncut interview for your enjoyment.
For more information, visit www.wtmd.org.
Tracy Chapman Transcends Time
I played it this morning for the first time in awhile and it struck me how, even though this song is 20 years old, it has relevance and resonance, now.
It also brought up the memory of attending the Amnesty International's "Conspiracy of Hope" tour at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia.
Man, I miss that place! I saw my best U2 show there, and seeing Tracy, Sting, Peter Gabriel and Bruce Springsteen that day and coming away very inspired to do something, is something I'll never forget. I still have a t-shirt from that show (doesn't fit)!
She's got a new one coming out November 10th called, Our Bright Future. Let's hope so.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Indie Bands in the Strangest Places
Recent highlights include Of Montreal in Regent's Park
and We Were Promised Jetpacks taking a spin in a teacup