Nic Harcourt
Nic Harcourt
Joe Henry
On Sounds Eclectic, host Nic Harcourt plays new, upcoming and recent releases from Biirdie, Beirut, and the latest from Rilo Kiley. Plus a live in-studio performance from Joe Henry all this and much more on Sounds Eclectic.
On Sounds Eclectic, host Nic Harcourt plays new, upcoming and recent releases from Biirdie, Beirut, and the latest from Rilo Kiley. Plus a live in-studio performance from Joe Henry all this and much more on Sounds Eclectic.
On Sounds Eclectic, host Nic Harcourt plays new, upcoming and recent releases from Biirdie, Beirut, and the latest from Rilo Kiley. Plus a live in-studio performance from Joe Henry all this and much more on Sounds Eclectic.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME | BRUSHFIRE | |
LAST WORDS | SIX DEGREES | |
THE WHITE ROOM | ADVANCE | |
ELECTRIC BIRD | Some People Have Real Problems MONKEY PUZZLE | |
FREE LIFE | COLUMBIA | |
PEACHY | REPRISE | |
BARBARA HENRY | DEMO | |
TIME IS A LION - LIVE | LIVE | |
SCARE ME TO DEATH - LIVE | LIVE | |
YOU CAN'T FAIL ME NOW | LIVE | |
PARKER'S MOOD - LIVE | LIVE | |
SHUT ME UP - LIVE | LIVE | |
WOLVES | SUB POP | |
SMOKE DETECTOR | WARNER BROS. | |
PREGNANT PAUSE | DOMINO | |
HOUSE OF CARDS | RADIOHEAD.COM | |
GOIN' TO ACAPULCO | COLUMBIA | |
WHO WERE YOU THINKIN' OF | LOVE MINUS ZERO | |
SONG OF SAND II | ECM | |
JUST A LITTLE LOVIN | LOST HIGHWAY | |
WEIRD IDEAS AT WORK | RECALL | |
DON'T YOU EVAH | MERGE | |
CRAZY | KATIEHERZIG.COM | |
PENA | ESL | |
A SUNDAY SMILE | BA DA BING | |
SATORI | ATO |
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