More Connie Converse and More

Spinning on Air | May 18, 2010
Host David Garland offers more music by songwriter Connie Converse, who disappeared in 1978, and whose music and life made such an impression on listeners during a recent special Spinning On Air broadcast < http://www.wnyc.org/shows/spinning/episodes/2009/03/15 >. Also, highlights from recent in-studio sessions, during WNYC's spring membership drive.

Connie Converse Walking In the Dark

Slideshow: Connie Converse

Connie Converse "How Sad, How Lovely" on iTunes

connieconverse.com

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