Sensitive Chaos Blog

Echoes, the daily two-hour music soundscape, distributed by Public Radio International and broadcast on 130 radio stations from Maine to California continues to keep Emerging Transparency title track “Emerging Transparency” in rotation, this week on Echoes Program 0911A – Monday, March 16, 2009.

This is the third week since its release in mid-February that “Emerging Transparency” has made the Echoes playlist.

Echoes Program 0911A – Monday, March 16th
Start Time	Group Name	Song Name	Album Name/Amazon/CDBaby
First Half Hour
0:01:00	Al Petteway & Amy White	New Moon	Acoustic Journey / CDBaby
0:06:00	Craig D’Andrea	I’m Not Funny	Getting Used to Isolation
0:10:02	Andrew Bird	You Woke Me Up!	Useless Creatures
0:17:25	Jumpel	Things are Different	Deuxieme Bureau
0:21:35	Vangelis	Good To See You	The City
0:29:00	break
Second Half Hour
0:30:00	An Interview with Roger O’Donnell
0:38:26	break
0:38:41	Roger O’Donnell	In Your Hands Now	Songs from the Silver Box
0:44:17	Morgan Doctor	This Day is Gone	Other Life
0:48:48	Si-O	Pillowtalk	Winds of Wi-Fi
0:51:55	Songs of Water	Come to the Well	Songs of Water
0:55:22	Balmorhea	Elegy	All is Wild, All is Silent
0:59:00	break
Third Half Hour next day’s playlist>>
0:01:00	The Cinematic Orchestra	Breathe	Ma Fleur
0:06:00	Electric Harp Guitar Group	Earth From Above	Electric Harp Guitar Group
0:10:17	Matthew Schoenning	Kites over the Playa	The Art of Live Looping
0:16:18	Sentieri Selvaggi	Sub Rosa	Sentieri Selvaggi plays Gavin Bryars and Philip Glass
0:24:40	The Beyman Brothers	Moon Over Tunis	Memories of Summer as a Child / MP3
0:29:00	break
Fourth Half Hour
0:30:00	Acoustic Eidolon	Stairway to Heaven	River of Fire / CDBaby
0:33:57	misc.	Chocolate Noir	Happiness is Easy
0:38:40	Sensitive Chaos	Emerging Transparency	Emerging Transparency
0:45:58	Michael Askill	Asia Drum Suite: Elephant	Invisible Forces
0:48:27	break
0:49:07	Ray Montford	Two Lives	A Fragile Balance / MP3
0:52:46	Unoccupied	Painting of a Forest	Everyday Life
0:55:00	Roger Eno	Lights in the Corner	Anatomy

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