These Are A Few Of Joe Levy's Favorite Things

Soundcheck | Nov 7, 2012

Soundcheck regular and Billboard editor Joe Levy joins us with a handful of his favorite new and recent music releases, including some albums that have flown just under the radar, but that he's keeping his eye on.

Levy tells us about two different takes on traditionalism from party band Low Cut Connie and the glam rock Sub Pop act known as King Tuff. Plus, he plays music from from blues/rock guitarist Gark Clark, Jr.

Songs Played:

º Low Cut Connie, "Boozophilia"

º King Tuff, "Bad Thing"

º Gary Clark Jr., "When My Train Pulls In"

º Gary Clark Jr., "The Life"

º Gary Clark Jr., "Third Stone From The Sun"

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