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    New Multitudes feat. Jim James, Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parker & More on KCRW

    Upcoming Live Performances on MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC with host JASON BENTLEY Thursday, March 8, A quartet of established musicians — Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parker and Jim James —…

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    By Rachel Reynolds • Mar 5, 2012 • 3 min read

    Upcoming Live Performances on MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC with host JASON BENTLEY

    Thursday, March 8, A quartet of established musicians — Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parker and Jim James — were invited to go through Woody Guthrie’s notebooks and napkin scribblings to create new music from his unfinished songs. We’ll hear what they came up with when New Multitudes performs live on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

    Monday, March 19,Sharon Van Etten wowed Los Angeles at the Hollywood Bowl last time she was in town and made her mark as a fearless performer to watch. She manages to sound both tender and tough and we’re excited to hear her new songs live when she returns to Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

    Tuesday, March 20, Colombian-based DJ Quantic and British singer Alice Russell have joined forces and the result is Latin swing with a sweet soulful mix. We’ll hear it live on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

    KCRW.COM PRESENTS

    Tues, March 6, Mia Doi Todd at Yoshi’s in San Francisco.

    Sat, March 10, KCRW.com presents The Clift Sessions featuring Waters at The Redwood Room and Velvet Room in San Francisco

    Wed, March 14, KCRW’s Official SXSW Night Showcase at Haven, featuring Apparat, Band of Skulls, Kimbra, Oberhofer, Ki: Theory, Blood Orange.

    Thurs, March 15, Filter Magazine’s Showdown at Cedar St Courtyard, featuring Keane, Kaiser Chiefs, Reptar, Band of Skulls, Zulu Winter

    Fri, March 16, Filter Magazine’s Showdown at Cedar St Courtyard, featuring Fanfarlo, Graffiti6, Tristen, Of Monsters and Men, Ed Sheeran

    Sat, March 17, Filter Magazine’s Showdown at Cedar St Courtyard, featuring Built to Spill, Milo Greene, Oberhofer, Imagine Dragons, We Are Serenades

    Thurs, March 29, KCRW.com presents The Clift Sessions featuring Matthew Dear at The Redwood Room and Velvet Room in San Francisco

    Sat, April 14, KCRW.com presents The Clift Sessions featuring House de Reacket at The Redwood Room and Velvet Room in San Francisco

    KCRW PRESENTS

    Fri, March 2, First Fridays – a monthly series of science talks and music, this round we’ll feature performances from from Zola Jesus and EMA plus KCRW DJs Anthony Valadez and Chuck P at the Natural History Museum

    Sat, March 3, Diego Garcia at McCabe’s Guitar Shop

    Wed, March 7, Blitzen Trapper at the Troubadour

    Fri, March 9, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones at the Orpheum

    Mon, March 12, Apparat at the El Rey Theatre

    Tues, March 14, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros at the Observatory in Santa Ana.

    Tues, March 20, Sharon Van Etten at the Avalon

    Tues, March 20, Of Montreal with Deerhoof at the Wiltern

    Tues, March 20, Milagres at the Bootleg

    Thurs, March 22, Lost in the Trees at the Echo.

    Thurs, March 22, THE ROBERT GLASPER EXPERIMENT featuring BILAL & KING and QUANTIC & ALICE RUSSELL at Exchange L.A.

    Fri, March 30, First Fridays – a monthly series of science talks and music, this round we’ll feature performances from Matthew Dear and Songodsuns plus KCRW DJs Eric J Lawrence and Anthony Valadez at the Natural History Museum

    Tues, April 3, Heartless Bastards at the Echoplex

    Sat, April 7, Rodrigo y Gabriela at the Hollywood Palladium

    Thurs, April 12, Joseph Arthur at Largo

    Mon, April 16, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 at Campbell Hall at UCSB

    Fri, May 4, First Fris – a monthly series of science talks and music, this round we’ll feature a performance from Father John Misty plus KCRW DJs Valida and Anthony Valadez at the Natural History Museum.

    Sat, May 12, Rufus Wainwright at the Orpheum Theatre

    Fri, May 18, Mondrian Sessions with Dam Funk at Skybar

    Tues, May 22, Mark Lanegan Band at The Autry Museum

    Sun, June 24, KCRW’s World Festival with Glen Campbell and special guests Jackson Browne and Dawes at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, July 1, KCRW’s World Festival with Ben Harper and Vieux Farke Toure at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, July 8, KCRW’s World Festival with Black Eyed Peas rapper and DJ Apl.de.ap as he Takes You To The Philippines with A Celebration of Global Music. Apl.de.ap will be joined by singer-songwriter Jeremy Passion; The Harana Kings – featuring Florante Aguilar, Felipe Alonzo, Romeo Bergunio and Celestino Aniel and his Black Eyed Peas bandmates Will.i.am and Taboo. Lou Diamond Phillips will co host at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, July 15, KCRW’s World Festival when Tuff Gong Worldwide Salutes Legends of Reggae with Ziggy Marley, Toots and the Maytals, Maxi Priest , Freddie McGregor and Bob Andy at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, September 9, KCRW’s World Festival Hot Chip, Passion Pit and Omar Souleyman at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, September 23, KCRW’s World Festival with Animal Collective and Tuvan throat singers Huun Huur Tu at the Hollywood Bowl

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      Rachel Reynolds

      Producer, 'Morning Becomes Eclectic'

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