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No One Knows

KAFM Grand Junction, 9pm - 12am

There are voices so distinctive that their timbre is an instrument onto itself. This is the case with Josh Caterer, who was first heard singing for a band called The Smoking Popes. He has a wildly diverse solo career now, but tonight we play his reworked version of a Popes song.

There are voices so distinctive that their timbre is an instrument onto itself. This is the case with Josh Caterer, who was first heard singing for a band called The Smoking Popes. He has a wildly diverse solo career now, but tonight we play his reworked version of a Popes song.
Josh Caterer
SongArtistNotes
No One Knows
The Vaccines
Originally by Queens of the Stone Age
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Broken Goods
The Routes
Punked out in Shanghai
Nosebleed
Illinois
Country fried freak show
Lalita
The Love Language
But is it Chardlingo?
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Writing a Letter
Josh Caterer
Reworking the classics
Kansas (Remembers Me Now)
Orville Peck
For the Slim Whitman fans
Mayday
Thingy
Weaving through traffic
Baba Boom
The Jamaicans
An original vibration
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Key
Ratboys
Not the usual garbage
Full Blast
Hands Down Eugene
A big extended sprawl
Had a Dream
Juliana Hatfield
Daring experiments
Funny Steps
Gerben Rienk Visser + Bob Van Houten
Dutch treat
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Dolly Pardon
People Like Us
Where to start
Balloon Race Phenomenon
The Lonesome Organist
Out. of. control.
Moondance.
Sirconical
Laconic and disparate
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Close Your Eyes and Floor It
The Deathray Davies
What’s the worst could happen
I'll Go Down Swinging
Los Straitjackets
If I gotta go…
Skips A Beat (Over You)
The Promise Ring
Twelve hours in two minutes
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Margaret Middle School
Guided By Voices
Fragments of memory
Nice Day
His Name Is Alive
Open the windows
Bat Macumba
Os Mutantes
Sounding it out
Te Manu Pukarua
Poi Dog Pondering
Get yourself to the islands
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Poor Lost Souls
Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird
A modern pilgrimage
Athol Brose
Nouvelle Vague
Originally by Cocteau Twins
Yours Truly, The Commuter
Jason Lytle
Coming in for a landing
For The Mekons et al
Palace Brothers
Name check deluxe
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Keel Timing
Manchester Orchestra
Syncopation to there and back
Klezmer Ivanyeh
Pakava It
Balkan twostep
Move Your MP3
Le Hammond Inferno
Bomb all these and destroy them
Do Yourself Some Good (Rōnin Throwdown)
UNKLE
Mufflebass and cowbell
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ENTERTAINMENT
Spirit of the Beehive
A bit of the far out there
Pleura
King Gizzard + the Lizard Wizard
For beat-counting obsessives
The Butterfly Effect
The Epizootis
Big finish
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Armadillo Man
Round Eye
So much punk in so little time
My Pal the Tortoise
Thinking Fellers Union Local #282
Fairly speedy for a tortoise
I'm a Breakdown
The Countdown Quartet
A complete shambles
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Heart
Camper Van Beethoven
Watch what you say
Love Has Got Me Crying Again
Denise James
Sound out of time
Kinky Hypocrite
Drive-By Truckers
Pay attention
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Can't Pay Won't Pay
Asian Dub Foundation
Do not be presumptuous
Rosasolis
Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Harmonic cascades
Bhangale
Red Baraat
Featuring Delicate Steve
The Gauntlet (bonus track)
Music Is The Weapon
Try to keep up
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Bad Actor
Mister Ott
Funk out
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