Quinn Walker is excited. He’s excited to perform music: he’s a one-man band, singing, playing guitar, electronics, and drums all at once. He’s excited to write songs: a prolific composer, his first commercial album is a double CD set culled from the six or more albums he’s self-produced in just the last couple of years. Quinn Walker joins host David Garland to talk about his music and to give the first-ever radio performance of his exciting and surprising songs.
View photos from the session
Quinn Walker at MySpace
Quinn's other project, Suckers, at MySpace
I'm a new fan. Good luck. Keep in touch.
The performances can be
electric, chaotic and sublime.
It's the songwriting that grabs me.
Keep it up Quinn,
there's a big audience
waiting to hear you.
David! Quinn!
I wasn't able to listen on line. Bummer.
I have heard Quinn's music at his myspace site, and I love it.
Disclosure: I am the "godmother" of one of Quinn's best friends. I knew them when they were in diapers.
Will there be an archive of the show, so that I can listen to it? That would be so great.
p.s. you can use my email addy.
Early this evening you briefly mentioned a
17 year old English singer, Flora Marling, who will be featured on a forthcoming program.
Please give me the date and the approximate
time within the program. Thanks!
Regards, Martin Sticht
P.S.--have I spelled her name right? Couldn't
find her on Amazon.
i have two of quinn's cds and they are my favorites... still... suckers, his band is my favorite.
it's not hype, it's true. it was fun hearing this tonight!
huzzah for suckers!
rad. nice to hear you through really nice mics.
you asked about the 17-year-old English Singer, she's on this Sunday!
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/spinning/episodes/2008/02/03
David Garland pronounces Quinn's name the best. Sounded Great, I like Squealy.
Quinn - loved it! I can totally see your music hitting the main stream soon! Keep doing!
Extremely original music-Fresh.
A harmonic blend between fusion and contemp
and rock,
in an industries that needs updating.
Good things to come for Quint
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