| | | 🍂 Giving Thanks, New Releases, & the Weekend Rundown |
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You can get anything you want, at Alice’s Restaurant. Walk right in it’s around the back. Just a half a mile from the railroad track. You can get anything you want, at Alice’s Restaurant.”
– Arlo Guthrie |
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TMD Gives Thanks!It’s been quite a year for public media, and one thing remains certain: How thankful we are for our community of WTMD listeners and members. Words can’t quite express how grateful we are to have you by our side—wherever and however you listen. Truly, thank you for your continued support! We hope you enjoyed some quality time, good tunes, and yummy eats with your loved ones. Stay tuned to TMD today as we serve up some more familiar favorites! Happy Thanksgiving! |
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- Ratboys – “Anywhere”
- Geese – “Cobra”
- Arkells – “What Good?”
- AVTT / PTTN – “Eternal Love”
- Sugar – “House of Dead Memories”
- Jack Johnson & Hermanos Gutierrez – “Hold On To the Light”
- Jesse Welles – “Wheel”
- Vance Joy – “Fascination In the Dark”
- Freak Slug – Honest Man
- Spoon – “Guess I’m Fallin’ In Love”
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| Your weekend listening is here! Check out these new releases: |
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| **All show times are Eastern Daylight Time |
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| SHEROES Radio (Saturday, 8 AM – 9 AM): |
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| A star of the bluegrass and Americana scene, award-winning guitar prodigy Molly Tuttle joins Carmel Holt to discuss her newest album, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, which sees Molly exploring some new sonic paths in her songwriting and production, with an all-new band. Molly also shares her origin story, and not only witnessing but taking part in growing the visibility of women as instrumentalists and bandleaders in bluegrass. |
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| Tiny Desk Radio (Sunday, 7 AM – 8 AM): |
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| This week, hosts Anamaria Sayre and Robin Hilton discuss and present performances from English singer-songwriter Dodie and famed actor-comedian-banjo player Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers, and Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia LaFourcade. Dodie, is a performer whose songs offer vulnerability and compassion. Steve Martin leads a joyful, charming bluegrass performance accompanied by the Steep Canyon Rangers from North Carolina. The hour closes with a set introduced by Alt Latino host and frequent Tiny Desk producer Felix Contreras, who discusses the Mexican music traditions embraced and performed by Natalia LaFourcade. |
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| The Underground Archives (Sunday, 8 AM – 10 AM): |
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| This week on The Underground Archives we celebrate the birthdays of three bangin’ bassists, the last of the leftovers and the city of Denver proclaims November 30th, 1965 as Rolling Stones Day in honor of their concert appearance in the Mile High City. |
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| American Routes (Sunday, 3 PM – 5 PM): |
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| Join us around the piano for a good helping of family harmonies, led by the Haden Triplets and their father, the late jazz bassist Charlie Haden. Then, get down to the sounds of Tupelo, Mississippi’s Homemade Jamz Blues Band, featuring the Perry brothers and their sister Taya on drums. Plus, music from famous family bands and songs about grandmas, cousins and long lost relatives — all of whom we expect to hear from at Thanksgiving dinner. |
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| Detour (Sunday, 5 PM – 7 PM): |
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| Coming up on Sunday – Arlo Guthrie’s 50th Anniversary Alice’s Restaurant Massacree; New music by Júlia Kozáková and Los Engreidos de Baltimore; Old music by Wake the Dead and Salif Keita; Music from Slovakia, Canada, Nigeria, Mali, Malawi, and England plus plenty from the USA; and sorry there’s seeds on Route 66. |
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WTMD presents Ed Hough’s Allman Bros Collective all-seated show at Goucher |
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Join us Saturday Jan. 24 for an exclusive all-seated show with Ed Hough’s Allman Brothers Collective at Kraushaar Auditorium in Towson. The show features an all-star lineup of musicians playing our favorite Allman Bros hits and deep cuts, and tickets include parking. The band features a who’s-who of musicians from Baltimore and beyond: Ed Hough (drums & vocals), Cris Jacobs (guitar & vocals), Mookie Siegel (organ & piano), Jonathan Sloane (guitar), Mike Gambone (drums), Dave Markowitz (bass) and Bobby Thompson (guitar & vocals). |
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| Doors open at 6 PM and the show starts at 7:30 PM Saturday, January 24 at Goucher’s Kraushaar Auditorium. Made possible in part by Stages Music Arts. |
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| The Beatles are one of the rare bands that kids, parents and grandparents can all agree on. Join us the morning of Saturday, February 7 for an all-ages celebration of Beatles hits from their beginning (“I Want to Hold Your Hand”) through their later classics (“Here Comes the Sun” and “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”). It’s part of our award-winning Saturday Morning Tunes family friendly concert series, featuring the ace Maryland band The Fabtastic Four. See you there! |
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| Saturday Morning Tunes Beatles for Kids starts at 10 AM Saturday, February 7 at The Clarice in College Park. Made possible in part by the Kennedy Krieger Institute. |
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| WATCH: Dan Deacon at July’s First Thursday this past summer |
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11/28 Patti Smith (Anthem)
11/28 Moody Moose performing “Steely Feat” (8×10)
11/28 Sweet Leda (Bethany Blues of Lewes)
11/28 Pressing Strings (Rehobeth Ale House)
12/03 The Happy Fits (9:30 Club)
12/04 Steve Gunn (Metro)
12/04 The Wood Brothers (9:30 Club)
12/05 Portugal. The Man (Anthem)
12/06 Ingrid Michaelson (Lincoln Theatre)
12/07 Claire Rousay presents A Little Death (2640 Space)
12/09-12/10 The Beths (9:30 Club)
12/10 JD McPherson – Socks: A Rock n Roll Christmas Tour (Ottobar)
12/12 J Roddy Walston: Christmas to the Bone Tour (Ottobar)
12/17 Built to Spill (Ottobar)
12/20-12/22 Thievery Corporation (9:30 Club)
12/31 All Mighty Senators New Year’s Eve Bash (Ottobar)
12/31 The Flaming Lips w/ Bartees Strange (Anthem) |
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