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Carl Broemel
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The 2011 Line-up
- Foster the People
- M. Ward
- Ghostland Observatory
- Yelawolf
- Justin Townes Earle
- Big K.R.I.T.
- Dawes
- Bonobo DJ Set
- JEFF the Brotherhood
- Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit
- Cults
- Paper Route
- Those Darlins
- Royal Bangs
- Jessica Lea Mayfield
- The Low Anthem
- Tristen
- Carl Broemel
- Madi Diaz
- Caitlin Rose
- Robert Ellis
- PUJOL
- Chancellor Warhol
- Jonny Corndawg
- Reptar
- Fine Peduncle
- Uncle Skeleton
- My So-Called Band performing Nevermind
- The Apache Relay
- MyNameIsJohnMichael
- Natalie Prass
- Evan P Donohue
- Keegan DeWitt
- Machines Are People Too
- Ben Sollee
- The Watson Twins
- Kyle Andrews
- Sleepy Sun
- Boss of Nova
- The Ettes
- How I Became the Bomb
- Cherub
- The Kingston Springs
- Jasmin Kaset
- Sam & Tre
- Rich Robinson
- The Pink Spiders
- The Non-Commissioned Officers
- Treekeeper
- Cheer Up, Charlie Daniels
- SPELLS
- By Lightning!
- Lonely H
- Humming House
- The Cadillac Black
- Snowden
- Charlie Mars
- The Bridges
- Lydia Loveless
- The Silver Seas
- The Floorwalkers
- Ri¢hie
- Erick Baker
- The Co
- Painted Desert
- Andrew Combs
- The Black Belles
- Action!
- Neil Hamburger
- Shelly Colvin
- Stix Izza
- Adam Faucett
- Roman Candle
- Colorfeels
- Ziggurat
- Hans Condor
- Human Eye
- Brent Kirby
- Call It Dope
- Elliot Collett
- Openmic
- Danyl Johnson
- Tiger High
- Wick-It the Instigator
- Cole DeGenova
Playing
Thursday Sep 22 10:20 PM
on The Station Inn
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“It takes a lot of time to know your mind.” It's a simple statement, yet earnest and profound in its offering. Sometimes it’s the spaces in between, the subtleties and ambiguities that provide us with the most meaning.
All Birds Say (ATO Records) is an intimate collection of musings on life from My Morning Jacket guitarist, Carl Broemel.
Broemel reflects on things as they are with Zen-like contentment, making no judgment on how they should be...he gives pause for introspection but stops short of preaching. The songs are firmly planted between past and present. It’s in these little fractured moments that the listener bears witness to thoughtful contemplation that give rise to epiphanies on larger themes.
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