Jedd Beaudoin

1. Wrote A Song For Everyone--John Fogerty
2. Once I Was An Eagle--Laura Marling
3. Modern Vampires of the City--Vampire Weekend
4. The Hurry and The Harm--City and Colour
5. The Rooster--David Ramirez
6. Small Town Talk--Shannon McNally
7. Pale Green Ghosts--John Grant
8. Black Pudding--Mark Lanegan and Duke Garwood
9. The Matt Woods Manifesto--Matt Woods
10. “Take On The Chin” (single)—Joe Henry

Monday, June 17: Listen for selections from the self-titled debut from Overseas. This band features Will Johnson of Centro-matic, David Bazan of Pedro the Lion, and brothers Matt and Bubba Kadane of Bedhead and The New Year. We’ll also hear selections from The Matt Woods Manifesto from Knoxville, Tennessee-based singer-songwriter Matt Woods.

Emily Deaver is a classically trained musician whose work includes work with jazz bands, an all-encompassing cover band, Annie Up, and a folk rock duo. A former Miss Kansas, Deaver is a graduate of Wichita State University, where she studied jazz piano. She has worked in television as a music reporter but is currently pursuing music as her full-time career. You can learn more about her via her website, http://www.emilydeaver.com

You can see Glory Days in a very limited engagement Friday and Saturday at Newman University’s Jabara Black Box Theatre.

1. Pale Green Ghosts -- John Grant
2. Live -- Jaga Jazzist with Britten Sinfonia
3. Volume 3 -- She & Him
4. Trouble Will Find Me -- The National
5. Random Access Memories -- Daft Punk
6. Blood, Sweat & Beers -- Niacin
7. Black Pudding -- Mark Lanegan and Duke Garwood
8. Small Town Talk -- Shannon McNally
9. Elvis Club -- The Del Lords
10. Transcendental Blues -- Steve Earle

Tom Page has been an integral part of the Wichita and Kansas music scenes for more than 20 years. The guitarist performed with acts such as Sunshine Family, Winking Spaniard, and Grandpa’s .38 throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, earning a reputation not only as a gifted guitarist but a remarkable songwriter as well.

1. Pale Green Ghosts -- John Grant
2. Small Town Talk -- Shannon McNally
3. Random Access Memories -- Daft Punk
4. Modern Vampires of the City -- Vampire Weekend
5. Krush -- Niacin
6. No One In Control -- Snowden
7. Volume 3 -- She & Him
8. “Times Like This” (single) -- Steve Earle
9. American Kid -- Patty Griffin
10. Elvis Club -- The Del Lords

1. Spirit In The Room -- Tom Jones
2. Wing Beat Fantastic -- Mike Keneally
3. Deep -- Niacin
4. Rat Farm -- Meat Puppets
5. Krush -- Niacin
6. Pale Green Ghosts -- John Grant
7. Volume 3 -- She & Him
8. Modern Vampires of the City -- Vampire Weekend
9. Too High To Die -- Meat Puppets
10. Organik -- Niacin

Mark Green is a founding member of the instrumental rock band Standing In The Colour, which he formed with his sister Erin Gangwere (bass) and her husband Mike (drums). Rounding out the group is brother Ryan Green. The quartet was founded in 2009 and recently issued its self-titled debut.

My name is Mark Green. I am a guitarist in Standing In The Colour. I first got into guitar when I was about 14. I just kind of fell into it on accident. My brother and sister both play and every now and then I’d just pick one up and see what I could do.

1. Spirit In The Room--Tom Jones
2. The Harder They Come--Various Artists
3. This River--JJ Grey & Mofro
4. American Kid--Patty Griffin
5. Volume 3--She & Him
6. Up On The Sun--Meat Puppets
7. Nomad--Bombino
8. Unstoppable Momentum--Joe Satriani
9. Stories Don’t End--Dawes
10. Wing Beat Elastic--Mike Keneally