• No Depression Indie Roots Music Podcast, Ep. 10, with Iaan Hughes

    No Depression Posted On March 1, 2010
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    It’s hard to believe we’ve already reached our 10th monthly podcast, but here it is, featuring KBCS DJ Iaan Hughes. As usual, he plays from some of his favorite recently released (almost) indie, roots, and Americana music. In this episode you’ll hear Nancy Apple & Rod McNurlin, Laura Veirs, Cahalen Morrison, Devon Sproule, Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three, Lee Watson, Gregory Alan Isakov, The Red Stick Ramblers, and Christine Ohlman.

    You can listen by streaming it via the player above, downloading the full podcast from our iTunes channel, or directly from our podcast feed. The full track list is below, along with MP3 links to download them from Amazon:

    Nancy Apple – Cathead Biscuits and Gravy (MP3)
    Lee Watson – That Rooster He’s the Devil (MP3)
    Laura Veirs – I Can See Your Tracks (MP3)
    Gregory Alan Isakov – Virginia May (MP3)
    The Red Stick Ramblers – Drinkin’ to You (MP3)
    Christine Ohlman – The Deep End (MP3)
    Devon Sproule – Don’t Hurry for Heaven (MP3)
    Pokey LaFarge – La La Blues (MP3)
    Cahalen Morrison – The Old Clapboard Box (MP3)




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