Join Laura Duncan Thursday Nights at 10 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…
Join Laura Duncan Thursday Nights at 10 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…
Join Laura Duncan Thursday Nights at 10 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…
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Jack White
Join Laura Duncan Monday and Saturday Nights at 8 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…
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Kevin Morby Photo by Dustin Condren
Join Laura Duncan Monday and Saturday Nights at 8 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…
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Sylvan Esso – “Radio” (Official Video)
Honus Honus – “Heavy Jesus”
Tokyo Police Club
Join Laura Duncan Monday and Saturday Nights at 8 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…
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Sylvan Esso – “Radio” (Official Video)
Hiss Golden Messenger – “Tell Her I’m Just Dancing” (Official Video)
From TTS favorites like Coldplay, Beck, and The Black Keys to new artists like Sam Smith, Hozier, and St. Paul & The Broken Bones, 2014 was a memorable year in music. Here’s our list of the Top 50 WTTS songs of 2014 based on airplay.
Happy New Year from 92-3 WTTS!
50. Bastille – “Flaws”
49. Cage The Elephant – “Cigarette Daydreams”
48. Broken Bells – “Holding On For Life”
47. John Mellencamp – “Troubled Man”
46. The 1975 – “Chocolate”
45. Robert Plant – “Rainbow”
44. Jack White – “Just One Drink”
43. Wild Cub – “Thunder Clatter”
42. Knox Hamilton – “Work It Out”
41. Phantogram – “Fall In Love”
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Conan O’Brien’s sets at this year’s Bonnaroo seem to have been a big hit with fans and Coco alike. By Saturday night, he’d pretty much lost his voice, but that didn’t stop him from taking the mic to introduce Stevie Wonder.
Coco’s trip to the Tennessee farm included a stop in Nashville where he jammed at Jack White’s Third Man Records.
Third Man is taking orders for an LP of the set and promises an additional spoken word 7-inch is planned for the future.
