Audio

Play List:

Apostle of Hustle - "Eats Darkness" from Eats Darkness

Trains Across the Sea - "Pumpkin" from Trains Across the Sea

The Lodger - "Many Thanks For Your Honest Opinion" from Grown Ups

Clinic - "Thank You (For Living)" from Winchester Cathedral

Luna - "Thank You For Sending Me An Angel" from Lunafied

Erin Mckeown - "Thanks For The Boogie Ride" from Sing You Sinners

Eef Barzelay - "Thanksgiving Waves" from Bitter Honey

The Books - "Thankyoubranch" from Thought For Food

Soft Boys - "Cold Turkey" from Can of Bees

Firebirds - "Mashed Patatoes" from Firebirds

Imperial Teen - "Sweet Potato" from The Hair The TV The Baby and the Band

The Shins - "Young Pilgrims" from Chutes Too Narrow

Black Owls - "Horrible Pilgrims" from June '71

Dean And Britta - "Indian Summer" from L'Avventura

Times New Viking - "Indian Winter" from Dig Yourself

Moviola - "Thank You, Matches" from 10"

Human Suffrage - "Thank You, Mother Dear" from Thank You, Mother Dear

Talkdemonic - "Indian Angel" from Mutiny Sunshine

Guided By Voices - "Liquid Indian" from Do the Collapse

the Fall - "Pumpkin Head Xscapes" from Code: Selfish

Latino music is widely popular across the contemporary world. The seeds of that popularity were sown in the late 1960s by such performers as Puerto Rican native Jose Feliciano. You'll hear a few tunes from Feliciano's breakthrough year of 1968 on this week's program. Much of the rest of this week's music comes from the north--from Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook and the all-female group the Wailin' Jennys, and from Jeff Pianki, an engaging singer-songwriter from Michigan. There's also some warm, atmospheric piano music from sunny Italy.