World Cafe Playlist for 03/10/2020

Encore: Marcus King joins host Raina Douris

About a year ago, Marcus King left his home in South Carolina, moved to Nashville, and made his first solo record. It was produced by his buddy, Dan Auerbach. King also got himself a new ride, a 1980 Cadillac El Dorado. El Dorado is also the name of King’s new album, and we’ll hear the full story today in an interview with host Raina Douris. Plus, a special solo performance in front of a live audience.

*Sheryl Crow “Tell Me When It’s Over (feat. Chris Stapleton)” Threads

Marcus King “Sweet Mariona” Recorded Live For The World Cafe

Marcus King “Wildflowers And Wine” Recorded Live For The World Cafe

Marcus King “The Break” El Dorado

Marcus King “The Well” Recorded Live For The World Cafe

Gov’t Mule “Soulshine” The Deep End – ” Volume 1

The Allman Brothers “Maydell” Hittin’ The Note

The Allman Betts Band “Shinin’” Down To The River

Samantha Fish “Bulletproof” Kill Or Be Kind

R.L. Burnside “It’s Bad You Know” Come On In

Amanda Shires “When You’re Gone” My Piece Of Land

Hour Two
*Vampire Weekend “Giving Up The Gun” Contra

Jonathan Wilson “In Heaven Making Love” Dixie Blur

Traveling Wilburys “Heading For The Light” Volume One

Haim “Hallelujah” Hallelujah (single)

Leonard Cohen “Hey, That’s No Way To Say Goodbye” Songs Of Leonard Cohen

Bright Eyes “First Day Of My Life” I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning

Loving “Visions” If I Am Only My Thoughts

Mac DeMarco “On The Level” This Old Dog

Citizen Cope “Son’s Gonna Rise” The Clarence Greenwood Recordings

Leif Vollebekk “Hot Tears” New Ways

Ducks Unlimited “Get Bleak” Get Bleak EP

The Clean “Tally Ho!” Anthology

Nathaniel Rateliff “And It’s Still Alright” And It’s Still Alright

Gregory Alan Isakov “Dark, Dark, Dark” Evening Machines

Natalie Merchant “Carnival” Tigerlily

*Optional Song