Diane Cluck

Spinning on Air | May 18, 2010
This show features the full set that Diane Cluck recorded for WNYC in November, 2004. Alternating in-studio performances with home recordings, it presents her songs from several different angles. Hauntingly personal, idiosyncratic, beautiful and intense, Diane's music offers a powerful experience. Though she tends to let her music speak for itself, Diane talks a bit with host David Garland about her songwriting and the thoughts and experiences behind it.

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» voodooeros.com

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