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Colin McGrath

Monday, July 14, 2008

Singer-songwriter Colin McGrath combines textured instrumentation with lyrics that are contemplative and quirky. His new album, "Window Seat," is steeped in storytelling and images of Americana. Sounds of classical, folk and pop music paint touching scenes of everyday life. He performs live in our studio.

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Colin McGrath

Comments [5]

Yap Mamma from New York City

Beautiful songs - love the stories and the original sounds. Bravo!

Jul. 15 2008 01:09 AM
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Theseus Roche from New York, NY

In response to the above comment concerning the piece on torture: I do agree with the listener about the importance of discussions of torture. This topic should be front and center in the national dialogue, and should have prevented the current Attorney General from obtaining his position as such. However, on a program about music, offerings of joy and love have at least as important a part as instruments of aggression, and Colin McGrath's gentle ballads and articulate portraits are an answer, in their own way, to the malicious and the bellicose. I am happy and grateful to have heard him on the show today.

Jul. 14 2008 04:44 PM
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al oof from brooklyn

and for this!

Jul. 14 2008 02:45 PM
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Born in DC from NYC

Love it Thank You

Jul. 14 2008 02:44 PM
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al oof from brooklyn

there is really no reason the torture topic shouldn't have taken up the whole hour here. i mean, really?

Jul. 14 2008 02:32 PM
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