Morning Becomes Eclectic
Full Circle for Full Crate - Special Guest DJ Set
KCRW’s signature music program — defying format since 1977.
Morning Becomes Eclectic
Citizen Cope
Clarence Greenwood, better known as Citizen Cope, has been making music for seventeen years.
Clarence Greenwood, better known as Citizen Cope, has been making music for seventeen years.
Clarence Greenwood, better known as Citizen Cope, has been making music for seventeen years. His newly released sixth album Heroin and Helicoptersshowcases his signature blend of blues, rock and soul alongside a message of peace, harmony and understanding.
Images by Dustin Downing.
Musicians:Clarence Greenwood – Lead Vocals, GuitarPreston Crump – BassSteve Vidiac – KeysAnthony Brewster - KeysJay Nichols – Drums XZ - Synth
Technical support:Kat Yore – Recording EngineerDuke Ducheneaux – Band EngineerKenny Field – Sound Intern
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