Spinning On Air's 20th Anniversary Live Broadcast from Joe's Pub
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Sunday, October 07, 2007
Spinning On Air's 20th Anniversary Live Broadcast from Joe's Pub brought together three very individual songwriters whose passionate voices communicate their musical visions: Larkin Grimm, a young Appalachian shaman/troubador who has a voice to conjure with; Bridget St. John, veteran British songwriter with a special knack for disarming intimacy; and David Deporis, a wild-eyed Brooklyn-based singer of tenderness, rage, and rue.
View photos from the concert on Flickr
View photos from the concert on Flickr
About Spinning on Air
Heard on WNYC since 1987, Spinning On Air has always been about unusual music.
Hosted by David Garland
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
Larkin Grimm - Soul Retrieval Live
Larkin Grimm returns to Spinning On Air with harpist Jesse Sparhawk and drummer Jeremy Gustin, to perform music from her new album "Soul Retrieval," and she talks with David Garland about her experiences with shamanic ceremonies, having a baby, Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture, Kurt Cobain's suicide, seeking spiritual wisdom, and much more.
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Comments [4]
Hi there from across the sea. Great show , I listen regularly.
Thanks David for the all the fantastic shows!...been a faithful listener since coming across the '05 Colleen session and I haven't turned back since!
Keep bringing in the artists. :)
Hi David,
Thanks to the Internet I can listen to your show every Sunday from the wilds of North Carolina. Congratulations on 20 years of great music and I look forward to many, many more.
Mike
David, I will be listening to your program this evening, wish I could be there to see you in person. Love, Your cousin Pat
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