Friday, November 20:
Brandi Carlile
Brandi Carlile rounds out a trio of acclaimed releases with the soulful and rootsy album, Give Up the Ghost.
Monday, November 23:
Tori Amos
Provocative pop songstress, Tori Amos, takes a straightforward approach on her new collection of ballads, Abnormally Attracted to Sin.
Tuesday, November 24:
Steve Martin
With his first bluegrass album, The Crow: New Songs for the Five-String Banjo, comic genius, Steve Martin, reveals there really is no end to his artistic talent.
Wednesday, November 25:
One EskimO
Ambient Brit sensation, One EskimO, presents All Balloons, their full-length debut.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Rosanne Cash
"The Legacy of The List" - Rosanne Cash puts on a one-of-a-kind performance and proposes her own "List" on a World Cafe Thanksgiving Special that's not to be missed.
Friday, November 27:
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Rodrigo y Gabriela's sophomore album, 11:11, pays tribute to eleven artists who have influenced the flamenco guitar duo.
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Summer Reading Series
Books That Relate to Music
August 27: Barney Hoskyns
The World Cafe Summer Reading Series features Low Side of the Road: A Life of Tom Waits.
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August 20: David Browne
World Cafe's Summer Reading Series continues with David Browne's definitive biography of Sonic Youth, Goodbye 20th Century.
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August 13: Michelle Mercer
The World Cafe Summer Reading Series features Will You Take Me As I Am, Michelle Mercer's in-depth look at Joni Mitchell's album, Blue.
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August 6: Steve Knopper
The World Cafe Summer Reading Series features Rolling Stone contributing editor Steve Knopper. He chronicles the rise of the record industry — and its subsequent digital-age collapse — in his new book, Appetite For Self-Destruction.
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