• Jackie Greene Previews Till The Light Comes

    Craig Young Posted On June 28, 2010
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    The day after Jackie Greene’s Sunday June 5 guest stint with Levon Helm’s all star birthday band at Mountain Jam, he performed an hour long solo acoustic set before a small studio audience at WDST – Radio Woodstock. Greene performed much of the material from his new album Till the Light Comes, which will be released on Tuesday 6/29. To mark the occasion, the show will be broadcast in its entirety at http://www.iclips.net/ tomorrow at 9 PM ET.

    Until then here is Jackie Greene and Phil Lesh perfoming Brokedown Palace.




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