Sweet Crude joins New Orleans correspondent Gwen Thompkins

With deep roots in Louisiana, the six members of Sweet Crude make indie-rock with lyrics that combine English and Louisiana’s French dialect. And they celebrated in uniquely New Orleans style when they released their second album, Officiel//Artificiel – Singers Alexis Marceaux and Sam Craft share that story today, and describe their very different experiences when they each got sick with coronavirus. Plus, we’ll hear live music recorded after they recovered.

*Bonnie Raitt “Longing In Their Hearts” Longing In Their Hearts
Sweet Crude “Cogo” Recorded Live for the World Cafe
Sweet Crude “Officiel//Artificiel” Recorded Live for the World Cafe
Sweet Crude “Porkupine” Recorded Live for the World Cafe
Allen Toussaint “Night People” The Allen Toussaint Collection
Trombone Shorty “On Your Way Down” Backatown
Fats Domino “I’m Walkin’” Here Stands Fats Domino
Irma Thomas “Ruler Of My Heart” Var: Saturday Night Fish
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band “My Feet Can’t Fail Me Now” Our New Orleans
Ray Lamontagne “Strong Enough” Monovision
Josh Ritter “Right Moves” The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter

Hour Two
*Phish “Gotta Jibboo” Farmhouse
Shemekia Copeland “Uncivil War” Uncivil War (single)
Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit “Dreamsicle” Reunions
Leon Bridges “Sweeter (feat. Terrace Martin)” Sweeter (single)
Tracy Chapman “New Beginning” New Beginning
S.G. Goodman “Old Time Feeling” Old Time Feeling
The Pretenders “Didn’t Want To Be This Lonely” Hate for Sale
Devon Gilfillian “The Good Life” Black Hole Rainbow
John Lennon “Watching The Wheels” Double Fantasy
Los Coast (feat. Gary Clark Jr.) “A Change Is Gonna Come” A Change Is Gonna Come (single)
Sarah Jarosz “Johnny” World On The Ground
Semisonic “Secret Smile” Feeling Strangely Fine
R.E.M “Lotus” Up

*Optional Song