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So, What'd You Think of Our #WhyListen First Listen Music Party?

If you’re reading this right now, chances are you made it out to last Sunday’s #WhyListen First Listen Music Party at Shepherdstown’s Town Run Brewing with MiBurg. If you did, we have a new music playlist waiting for you.

But first things first: Thanks for coming out and talking music with me, Mountain Stage‘s Larry Groce and Rozwell Kid‘s Jordan Hudkins! Your support makes cool #wvpublic events like this happen.

If you walked away with a new favorite song and want to see more of these #WhyListen events around the state, become a member of West Virginia Public Broadcasting. A gift of $10 or more helps us keep these events free and helps promote new #WVmusic from acts like Christian Lopez, Carolyn Malachi, Tim Browning & the Widowmakers, and more.

Either way, we want to hear from you. What did we absolutely nail at Sunday’s #WhyListen? What could we have done better? Click here to give us your feedback.

While you’re giving us that feedback, kick back with our Shepherdstown #WhyListen new music playlist, including a handy-dandy Spotify playlist with most of the night’s music (where available). Happy listening!

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1. The Avett Brothers– Ain’t No Man

2. Gordi– Nothing’s As it Seems

3. The Paranoid Style– The Ambassador’s Moring Lift

4. Barry Adamson– Up in the Air

5. Drive-By Truckers– Surrender Under Protest

6. of Montreal– It’s Different for Girls

7. Venus and the Moon– Marry Me

8. Dinosaur Jr.– Tiny

9. Gringo Star– Get Closer

10. Jake Bugg– Love, Hope and Misery

11. Angel Olsen– Shut Up Kiss Me

12. Foy Vance– She Burns (Psst… catch Foy Vance in West Virginia on October 16!)

13. Field Mouse– Never Would Have Known

14. Carolyn Malachi– Blowing Smoke

15. Oh Pep!– The Race (Psst… catch Oh Pep! in West Virginia on October 16!)

16. Chris Staples– Dog Blowing a Clarinet

17. Bishops– Hookup (Demo)

18. Rodrigo Amarante– Tuyo

19. St. Paul & the Broken Bones– Flow with It (You Got Me Feeling Like)

20. Christian Lopez– Swim the River (Demo)

21. Tim Browning & the Widowmakers– Gasoline

So, What'd You Think of Our #WhyListen First Listen Music Party?

If you’re reading this right now, chances are you made it out to last Thursday’s #WhyListen First Listen Music Party at The Grove @ Secret Sandwich Society. If you did, we have a new music playlist waiting for you.

But first things first: Thanks so much for coming out and talking music with me, Mountain Stage‘s Larry Groce and Fayetteville’s Andrew Adkins! Your support makes cool #wvpublic events like this happen.

If you walked away with a new favorite song and want to see more of these #WhyListen events around the state, become a member of West Virginia Public Broadcasting during our Spring Friend-Raising campaign. A gift of $10 or more helps us keep these events free and helps promote new #WVmusic from bands like The Parachute Brigade, The Kind Thieves and more. If you become a member by 9pm Monday, April 11, you’ll even be entered in a drawing for a $500 Amazon Gift Card. (That’s a lot of new music!)

And considering we’re still in the infant stages of our NPR Generation Listen collaboration, we want to hear from you about how Thursday’s shindig went. What did we absolutely nail? What could we have done better? Click here to give us your feedback.

Now, on to music: here is last week’s #WhyListen new music playlist, including a handy-dandy Spotify playlist with most of the night’s music (where available). Happy listening!

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1. Lake Street Dive- “Side Pony”

2. Aurora- “Conquerer”

3. Bombino- “Timidiwa (Friendship)”

4. Andrew Bird- “Capsized”

5. Margo Price- “Hurtin’ (On the Bottle)”

6. The Company Stores- “So Good”

7. Violent Femmes- “Memory”

8. Charles Bradley- “Things You Do for Love”

9. My Bubba- “Big Bad Good”

10. The Parachute Brigade- “Till I See Stars”

11. Mitski- “Your Best American Girl”

12. Anderson .Paak- “The Bird”

13. Cha Wa- “Ooh Na Nay”

14. Matt Mullins- “Charlie”

15. Black Mountain- “Cemetery Breeding”

16. Mark Cline Bates- “Am I Getting Warmer Now”

17. Frankie Cosmos- “Young”

18. Radical Face- “The Ship in the Port”

19. The Kind Thieves- “Roanoke Shallow Grave”

20. Tacocat- “Talk”

21. Hayes Carll- “The Love That We Need”

22. Larry Groce- “Live Forever”

So, What'd You Think of Our #WhyListen First Listen Music Party?

If you’re reading this right now, chances are you made it out to last night night’s #WhyListen First Listen Music Party at Black Sheep Burrito & Brews in Charleston. If you did, we have a new music playlist waiting for ya.

But first things first: Thanks so much for coming out and talking music with me, Mountain Stage‘s Larry Groce and Charleston bassist/songwriter John Inghram! Your support makes cool #wvpublic events like this happen.

If you walked away with a new favorite song and want to see more of these #WhyListen events around the state, become a member of West Virginia Public Broadcasting for $10 during our Chocolate Challenge. You’ll even be entered to win a trip to see This American Life’s Ira Glass in-person.

Now, on to music: here is last night’s #WhyListen new music playlist, including a handy-dandy Spotify playlist with most of the night’s music (where available). Happy listening!

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1. Red Baraat- “Horizon Line (Live from KEXP)”

2. Night Moves- “Denise, Don’t Want to See You Cry”

3. Esperanza Spalding- “Good Lava”

4. Jeff Ellis– “On the Road Right Now”

5. Kirt Debique– “Descent”

6. Laser- “Disconnect”

7. The Heavy- “Since You Been Gone”

8. Ra Ra Riot- “Water”

9. Qiet– “Daddy’s Too Old”

10. Boss Selection- “Flip and Rewind” (feat. Rashida Jones)

11. Iggy Pop- “Gardenia”

12. Star & Micey- “I Can’t Wait”

13. David Bowie- “Lazarus”

14. William Matheny– “Living Half to Death”

15. Father John Misty- “Maybe, Sweet One, You Won’t have Nightmares Tonight”

16. Time and Distance- “Something More”

17. Lizzo- “My Skin”

18. Mavis Staples- “High Note”

19. M. Ward- “Girl from Conejo Valley”

Get to Know WVPB's Hosts at Live on the Levee

Get ready, Charleston! Jim Lange, Matt Jackfert, Bill Lynch and Joni Deutsch are coming to town (well, to Live on the Levee, at least).

Come on down to Moses’ Live on the Levee this Friday night to see Charleston pop rockers A Story Told and Charleston eclectic folkers The Company Stores (who produced their new record at our station) play a free show on Haddad Riverfront Park.

Music starts at 6:30pm and the headliner hits the stage at 7:30pm. For more information about Live on the Levee (including where to park and what to bring) click here.

Grab some goodies from WVPB’s booth at Friday’s Live on the Levee.

Even better, West Virginia Public Broadcasting will have its own table at the event. Stop on by and meet local music program hosts like Eclectopia’s Jim Lange, All Things Considered’s Matt Jackfert, Lost Highways’ Bill Lynch and A Change of Tune and Mountain Stage’s Joni Deutsch. Grab some #wvpublic swag, take some pics with the voices of WVPB and tell us why you like to #listenlocalwv. Oh, and make sure to follow the show and our radio hosts (Jim, Matt, Bill and Joni) on social media.

See you tomorrow night, music fans!

Get to Know WVPB's Music Hosts at Live on the Levee

Get ready, Charleston! Jim Lange, Bill Lynch and Joni Deutsch are coming to town (well, to Live on the Levee, at least).

Come on down to Moses’ Live on the Levee this Friday night to see Huntington indie pop group Coyotes in Boxes and Charleston gypsy rockers Qiet play a free show on Haddad Riverfront Park.

Music starts at 6:30pm and the headliner hits the stage at 7:30pm. For more information about Live on the Levee (including where to park and what to bring) click here.

Even better, West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s will have its own table at the event. Stop on by and meet local music program hosts like Eclectopia and Classical Music’s Jim Lange, Lost Highways’ Bill Lynch and A Change of Tune and Mountain Stage’s Joni Deutsch. Grab some #wvpublic swag, take some pics with the voices of WVPB and tell us why you like to #listenlocalwv. Oh, and make sure to follow the show and our radio hosts (Jim, Bill and Joni) on social media.

See you tomorrow night, music fans!