Tracy Bonham: Live

Soundcheck | Jul 15, 2010

Singer-songwriter Tracy Bonham took the name of her first full-length album in five years, “Masts of Manhatta,” from a line in a Walt Whitman poem. She joins us to talk about the locations that inspired the album – Brooklyn and Woodstock, N.Y. And, she plays live in our studio.

 

 

 

Today's Playlist:

1. "Mother, Mother"

2. "Angel, Won't You Come Down"

3. LIVE- "When You Laugh, the World Laughs With You"

4. LIVE- "We Moved Our City to the Country"

5. LIVE- "Big Red Heart"

6. "In the Moonlight"

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