• New Brandi Carlile video

    Kim Ruehl Posted On October 27, 2009
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    The fine folks in the Brandi Carlile camp sent me the above video for the tune “Dreams” from her new album Give up the Ghost, so I figured I’d share. It depicts an interesting dream-like sequence of random non-sequitor imagery, featuring the full band – including drummer Alison Miller (Erin McKeown, Ani DiFranco), who joined them for their fall tour. Of course, that tour is now over with nothing on the calendar (at least not posted on MySpace) until the Cayamo cruise in February, but Seattle folks can catch them at Easy Street Records for an in-store on Nov. 20.

    For more on Give up the Ghost, you can check out the review I posted or read my interview with Brandi about the making of the album, among other things.




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