David Byrne

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
Pop star David Byrne’s collaboration with producer Brian Eno in the 70s and 80s generated some of the best music either man has created to date. Last year, they teamed up again for an album called "Everything That Happens Will Happen Today." Now, Byrne is touring with that repertoire in a show that includes lots of white outfits and choreographed dancing. Byrne joins us to talk about it.

Soundcheck Blog: John Schaefer on David Byrne

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