Encore – Orville Peck joins host Stephen Kallao

Orville Peck makes country music in the spirit of the standards he grew up with, from Johnny Cash, to Merle Haggard and Dolly Parton, but mixed in are other influences from his youth, like new wave and punk. Since his debut earlier this year, he’s gained attention for his persona – always disguised in a lone ranger mask – and also for his forthright storytelling about same-sex love. Orville joins host Stephen Kallao to talk about his varied musical influences and the response he’s received as a queer country musician.

*Ani DiFranco “Back Back Back” To The Teeth
Local Natives “When Am I Gonna Lose You” Violet Street
David Bowie “The Stars (Are Out Tonight)” The Next Day
The National “You Had Your Soul With You” I Am Easy To Find
Orville Peck “Turn To Hate” Recorded Live For The World Cafe
Orville Peck “Dead Of Night” Recorded Live For The World Cafe
Orville Peck “Big Sky” Recorded Live For The World Cafe
Mattiel “Keep The Change” Satis Factory
Future Islands “Seasons (Waiting On You)” Singles
Mavis Staples “Change” We Get By
Prince “Musicology” Musicology

Hour Two
*Cousteau “Last Good Day Of The Year” Cousteau
Vampire Weekend “This Life” Father Of The Bride
Talking Heads “Once In A Lifetime” Father Of The Bride
Maggie Rogers “Light On” Heard It In A Past Life
Devon Gilfillian “Get Out and Get It” Get Out and Get It (Single)
Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse “Valerie” Version
Liam Gallagher “Shockwave” Why Me? Why Not
Kirsty MacColl “Walking Down Madison” Electric Landlady
Christine & The Queens “5 Dollars” Chris
Tame Impala “Borderline” Borderline (Single)
Temples “Shelter Song” Sun Structures
Josh Ritter “Losing Battles” Fever Breaks
Shawn Colvin “Sunny Came Home” A Few Small Repairs

*Optional Song