Music by Lambchop, The Pascals, June Christy and Jackie Gleason

Spinning on Air | May 18, 2010
Kurt Wagner's band, Lambchop, has developed its own kind of song--quiet, eliptical, handmade--that somehow hits home from left field. Kurt joins host David Garland to talk about Lambchop and the band's new CD, "Is a Woman." The first part of the show features some songs performed by June Christy and Jackie Gleason; the Japanese naif group The Pascals; some Joni Mitchell covers; and more.
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