I posted this tune back in a February Friday Five , but just read M. Ward will be offering his rendition of Joanna Newsom‘s Sadie for tribute compilation Versions of Joanna to benefit Oxfam. (via Pitchfork)
No word on if it’s a re-recorded version or this live take from a few years back.
M. Ward “Sadie” (Joanna Newsom cover) live take
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M. Ward also contributed to another benefit, a triple-disk tribute to Led Zeppelin for First Octave, a group who helps provide the Portland Public School system funds for music. A fantastic cause.
M. Ward “Bron-Yr-Aur”
from From The Land of Ice and Snow: The Songs of Led Zeppelin [order]
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RELATED:
MP3: Elliott Smith Covers Led Zeppelin
MP3: Friday Five 02.05.10 with M. Ward
Whole Lotta Sabbath: Epic Led Zeppelin x Black Sabbath Mashup
MP3: Oh, The Humanity … Zeppelin’s Acoustic Black Dog
A bunch of new tunes and an old cover by Calexico that’ll hopefully tide you over ’til more new Arcade Fire. Enjoy!
I’m not a Band “I’m not a Band” from self released
School of Seven Bells “Windstorm” (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix) from Windstorm Single
Calexico “Ocean of Noise” (Arcade Fire)
from Intervention 7”
Fanfarlo “Atlas” from The Twilight Saga: Eclipse OST
She & Him “Fools Rush In” (Johnny Mercer / Rube Bloom)
from Levis Pioneer Sessions 2010
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Rock out with the Umlaut every Friday.
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It’s been a long year, everybody. But we’re gonna make it. Look it’s already February …
Aloha “Moonless March” from Home Acres
Kite Club “Going Swimming” from Esoterica
Fredrik “Mujina / Locked In The Basement” from Trilogi
M. Ward “Sadie” (Joanna Newsom cover) live take
Peter Gabriel “Flume” (Bon Iver cover) from Scratch My Back
Rock out with the Umlaut every Friday.
Enjoy your weekend, fölks.
Now, Now Every Children “Everyone You Know” from Cars
Black Hat Brigade “Zombie City Shake” from Fathers EP
The Octopus Project “Wet Gold” from Golden Beds
Lou Barlow “Gravitate” from Goodnight Unknown
Monsters of Folk “Say Please” from s/t
(M. Ward, Jim James, Mike Mogis, & Conor Oberst)
Rock out with the Umlaut every Friday.
