Lucinda Williams joins host Stephen Kallao

Call it an American Invasion: Lucinda Williams crossed the Atlantic to record her new album, Lucinda Williams sings the Beatles from Abbey Road. We’ll feature music from her tribute to the Fab Four, and revisit a conversation with Lucinda from last year, where she talks in depth about her memoir “Don’t Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You”, including the stories behind of some of her most iconic songs.

This is an ENCORE

Today’s Playlist
The Allman Brothers “One Way Out” Eat A Peach
Lucinda Williams “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” Lucinda Williams Sings The Beatles
Lucinda Williams “Let’s Get the Band Back Together” WC Recording
Lucinda Williams “Car Wheels on a Gravel Road” Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
Lucinda Williams “Stolen Moments” WC Recording
Lucinda Williams “Bus to Baton Rouge” Essence
Margo Price “Weekender” WC Recording
Lucinda Willians “Where the Song Will Find Me” WC Recording
Lucinda Williams “New York Comeback” Stories from a Rock and Roll Heart
Houndmouth “On the Road” WC Recording
The Beatles “I Am The Walrus” Magical Mystery Tour

Hour Two
Arctic Monkeys “Red Light Indicates Doors Are Secured” Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not
The Jesus and Mary Chain “Sometimes Always” Stoned & Dethroned
Tunde Adebimpe “Magnetic” single
Vampire Weekend “Classical” Only God Was Above Us
Little Feat “Oh Atlanta” Feats Don’t Fail Me Now
The Heavy Heavy “Because You’re Mine” One of Kind
The Band “Ophelia” Northern Lights-Southern Cross
Bonnie Raitt “Unnecsessarliy Mercenary” WC Recording
James Hunter “People Gonna Talk” WC Recording
Waxahatchee “Much Ado About Nothing” Much Ado About Nothing (single)
Rosanne Cash “All Come True” Interiors: The Full Sessions
The New Pornographers “War on the East Coast” WC Recording
Lauren Mayberry “Crocodile Tears” Vicious Tears
The Police “Too Much Information” Ghost In The Machine
Talking Heads “Stay Up Late” Little Creatures
Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Maps” Fever To Tell
Pearl Jam “Wreckage” Dark Matter