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Teachers/Wayfarer/The Cellar Door/Ethan Jennings, Nectar*
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1 avk said on August 4, 2008
Noice. It's always great seeing local acts blowin' up.
2 Diana said on August 4, 2008
haha, they list this show as "Selloutsburg, NY" on their Myspace blog!
3 Tivius said on August 4, 2008
The second song they played was so stunningly beautiful that I jumped online to find out more.... I've never heard of this group before. Their harmonies were divine!
Can anyone tell me the name of the second song?
4 imaginary stella said on August 5, 2008
So, my guy was right! Here's the vid of the "Blue Ridge Mountains" performance:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gke4USY8EE
Gorgeous, as always!
I missed the 2nd song. I'll have to search for that.
5 Jon Harthun said on August 5, 2008
I'm pretty sure they didn't play two songs...
They played "Blue Ridge Mountains", finished, Letterman came out to shake their hands, and then the show ended...
6 imaginary stella said on August 5, 2008
Yeah, that's what I saw on YouTube, too.
@ Tivius, tell us what you saw! Maybe you have a secret portal to the Foxes, ala "Being John Malcovich"? :)
7 dhawhee said on August 7, 2008
Their songs are often kind of divided and sound like two. "Blue Ridge Mountains" does that less so than others (like Mykonos), but my guess is that Tivius perked up at the chorus, which kicks in a little less than about halfway through the clip. (shivering forest/where the quivering dog rests, etc.) It really is beautiful.
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