John Wesley Harding's "There's A Starbucks (Where The Starbucks Used To Be)"
Philadelphia's own Brit-born folk troubadour, literary novelist, Arsenal fan and all-around Renaissance man John Wesley Harding has a new album, The Sound Of His Own Voice, due out Oct. 11 on Yep Roc.
Philadelphia's own Brit-born folk troubadour, literary novelist, Arsenal fan and all-around Renaissance man John Wesley Harding has a new album, The Sound Of His Own Voice, due out Oct. 11 on Yep Roc. The album was recorded in Portland, Oregon with Tucker Martine producing, and both the LP and the tour to accompany it features a mind-boggling six-piece band, billed as the King Charles Trio, which features four members of the Decemberists, plus Scott McCaughey and Peter Buck of R.E.M. That show, with McCaughey and Buck's Thee Minus Five opening, will hit the World Cafe Live on November 15. The Sound Of His Own Voice's charmingly droll and typically intelligent song about coffee shops with survival skills that cockroaches would envy, "There's A Starbucks (Where The Starbucks Used To Be)," is below.
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