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WNCW-FM 88.7 Top 100 2017 Overall Releases WNCW-FM 88.7 Top 100 2017 Overall Releases Aaron Burdett - Refuge The Accidentals - Odyssey Affectionates - What to build, Who to Destroy Aimee Mann - Mental Illness Alexa Rose - Low and Lonesome Alison Krauss - Windy City Allen Thompson Band - Brace Yourself Amanda Anne Platt & the Honeycutters - Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters Amelia Curran - Watershed Andrew Combs - Canyons of my Mind Andy Hall & Roosevelt Collier - Let the Steel Play Angelica Garcia - Medicine for Birds Angus & Julia Stone - Snow Ani Cordero - Querido Mundo Ani DiFranco - Binary Band of Heathens - Duende Barr Brothers - Queens of the Breakers Becca Mancari - Good Woman Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn - Echo in the Valley Bell X1 - Arms Ben Hunter, Phil Wiggins, Joe Seamons - A Black and Tan Ball Ben Sollee & Kentucky Native - Ben Sollee & Kentucky Native Benjamin Booker - Witness Benjamin Gibbard - Bandwagonesque Beth Hart - Fire on the Floor (Various Artists) - Thank You Friends: Big Star`s Third live..and More Big Takeover - Silly Girl Billy Strings - Turmoil & Tinfoil Black Robin Hero - Lonely High Blackfoot Gypsies - To The Top Blackie & the Rodeo Kings - Kings and Queens Blind Boys of Alabama - Almost Home BNQT - Volume 1 Bombadil - Fences Bonerama - Hot Like Fire Bridget Kearney - Won`t Let You Down Brigitte DeMeyer & Will Kimbrough - Mockingbird Soul Brooklyn Boogaloo Blowout - The Boog at Sunny`s Brooks Williams - Brooks Blues Brother Roy - Last Man Standing Bruce Cockburn - Bone on Bone Buncombe Turnpike - They Passed It Down Bumper Jacksons - I`ve Never Met A Stranger Cage the Elephant - Tell Me I`m Pretty Carolina Blue - Sounds of Kentucky Grass Carolyn Wonderland - Moon Goes Missing Cash Box Kings - Royal Mint Cat Clyde - Ivory Castanets Charley Crockett - Lil G.L.'s Honky Tonk Jubilee Charlie Parr - Dog Chastity Belt - I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone Chicano Batman - Freedom is Free Chris Hillman - Bidin' My Time WNCW-FM 88.7 Top 100 2017 Overall Releases Chris Jones & the Night Drivers - Made To Move Chris Pierce - You`ve Got to Feel It! Chris Robinson Brotherhood - Barefoot in the Head Chris Stapleton - From a Room Vol. 1 Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau - Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau Christian McBride Big Band - Bringin' It Christopher Paul Stelling - Itinerant Arias Chuck Berry - Chuck Chuck Prophet - Bobby Fuller Died For Your Sins Clarence Bucaro - Tableau The Clientele - Music for the Age of Miracles Como Mamas - Move Upstairs Conor Oberst - Salutations Craig Finn - We All Want The Same Things Craig King - Blue Metropolis Curtis Harding - Face Your Fear Curtis McMurtry - The Hornets Nest Dale Ann Bradley - Dale Ann Bradley Dan Auerbach - Waiting on a Song Dana Cooper - Incendiary Kid Dangermuffin - Heritage Daniel Koulack - Frailing to Succeed Daniel Romano - Modern Pressure Dave Rawlings - Poor David`s Almanack David Childers - Run Skeleton Run David Olney - Don`t Try and Fight It David Ramirez - We`re Not Going Anywhere Dawson Rutledge - Monsters Dayme Arocena - Cubafonia Dead Man Winter - Furnace Deb Talan - Lucky Girl Deer Tick - Vol. 1 Deer Tick - Vol. 2 DeJohnette, Grenadier, Medeski, Scofield - Hudson Delbert McClinton & the Self-Made Men - Prick of the Litter Derek Hoke - Bring The Flood Deslondes - Hurry Home Devin Sinha - Our Fathers Were Lions Dhani Harrison - In/Parallel Dirty Bourbon River Show - The Flying Musical Circus Doc and Merle Watson - Never the Same Way Once: Bear's Sonic Journals May '74 Donna Ulisse - Breakin' Easy Dori Freeman - Letters Never Read Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver - Life is a Story Dustbowl Revival - Dustbowl Revival Ed Snodderly - Record Shop Eilen Jewell - Down Hearted Blues Elizabeth & the Catapult - Keepsake Elvin Bishop - Big Fun Trio Emi Sunshine - Ragged Dreams Empire Strikes Brass - Theme for a Celebration End of America - End of America Fat Babies - Solid Gassuh WNCW-FM 88.7 Top 100 2017 Overall Releases Father John Misty - Pure Comedy Five Alarm Funk - Sweat Flatt Lonesome - Silence in These Walls Fleet Foxes - Crack Up Flor de Toloache - Las Caras Lindas Fred Wickham - Mariosa Delta The Fritz - Natural Mind Freeway Revival - Revolution Road Front Country - Other Love Songs Fruit Bats - The Glory of Fruit Bats Gary Clark Jr. - Live North America 2016 Geoff Achison - Another Mile, Another Minute George Thorogood - Party of One Gibson Brothers - In the Ground Gina Clowes - True Colors Girls, Guns, And Glory - Love and Protest Gold Star - Big Blue Gov`t Mule - Revolution Come…Revolution Go Grascals - Before Breakfast Great American Taxi - Dr. Feelgood`s Traveling Medicine Show Gregg Allman - Southern Blood Hiss Golden Messenger - Hallelujah Anyhow Hoot and Holler - Reasons to Run Horse Thiefs - Trials & Truths Hurray For the Riff Raff - The Navigator I Draw Slow - Turn Your Face to the Sun Imar - Afterlight Infamous Stringdusters - Laws of Gravity Infamous Stringdusters - Undercover Vol. 2 Iron & Wine - Beast Epic Jack Ingram - Midnight Motel Jack Johnson - All the Light Above it Too Jackie Greene - The Modern Lives Vol. 1 Jake La Botz - Sunnyside Jared Tyler - Dirt on Your Hands Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit - The Nashville Sound JD McPherson - Undivided Heart and Soul Jeb Loy Nichols - Country Hustle Jeff Coffin - Next Time Yellow Jennifer Kimball - Avocet Jenny Scheinman - Here on Earth Jeremy Pinnell - Ties of Blood and Affection Jerry Douglas Band - What If Jesca Hoop - Memories Are Now Jessica Lea Mayfield - Sorry is Gone Jim Keaveny - Put it Together Jim Lauderdale - London Southern Joan Osborne - Songs of Bob Dylan Joe Henry - Thrum Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers - The Story We Tell John Mayall - Talk About That John Moreland - Big Bad Luv John Reischman and the Jaybirds - On That Other Green Shore WNCW-FM 88.7 Top 100 2017 Overall Releases John Wesley Coleman III - Microwave Dreams Johnny DeFrancesco with Duke Jethro - Tribute to BB King`s Live at the Regal Johnny Flynn - Sillion Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton - Wildflower Blues Jon Stickley Trio - Maybe Believe Jon Stickley Trio - Triangular Jordan Okrend Experience - Dance by the Riverside Josh Hyde - The Call of the Night Josh Ritter - Gathering Joshua James - My Spirit Sister Juanita Stein - America Julian Lage & Chris Eldridge - Mount Royal Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice - The Mountains Are Calling Me Home Justin Townes Earle - Kids in the Street Kacy & Clayton - The Siren`s Song Kan Wakan - Phantasmagoria Karen & the Sorrows - The Narrow Place Kasey Chambers - Dragonfly Katie Schecter - Katie Schecter King Leg - Meet King Leg Korby Lenker - Thousand Springs (Various Artists) - The Life & Songs of Kris Kristofferson Langhorne Slim - Lost at Last Vol. 1 Larissa Tandy - The Grip Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams - Contraband Love Last Shadow Puppets - The Dream Synopsis EP Laura Cortese & the Dance Cards - California Calling Laura Marling - Semper Femina Lee Ann Womack - The Lonely, The Lonesome & the Gone Lesley Kernochan - A Calm Sun Lettuce - Mt. Crushmore Lillie Mae - Forever and Then Some Lilly Hiatt - Trinity Lane Lizz Wright - Grace Lola Marsh - Remember Roses Lonesome River Band - Mayhayley`s House Lord Echo - Harmonies Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real - Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Luke Bulla - Who Loves You Better M. Kuykendall, B. Hicks & Asheville Bluegrass - Forever and a Day Mac Wiseman - I Sang The Song Malcolm Holcombe - Pretty Little Troubles Margo Price - All American Made Martha High - Tribute to My Soul Sisters Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives - Way Out West Mastersons - Transient Lullaby Matt Patershuk - Same As I Ever Have Been Matt the Electrician - The Doubles Matthew E. White & Flo Morrissey - Gentlewoman, Ruby Man Mavericks - Brand New Day Mavis Staples - I'll Take You There: All-Star Concert Celebration May Erlewine - Mother Lion Meklit - When the People Move the Music Moves Too WNCW-FM 88.7 Top 100 2017 Overall Releases The Meltdown - The Meltdown Mike Barnett - Portraits in Fiddles Mile Twelve - Onwards Miranda Lee Richards - Existential Beast Mitch Woods - Friends Along the Way Mo Kenney - The Details Modern Mal - The Misanthrope Family Album Molly Burch - Please Be Mine Molly Tuttle - Rise Molochs - Americas Velvet Glory Moon and You - Endless Maria Mountain Goats - Goths Muchacho - Late Night Listenings Mynabirds - Be Here Now Natalie Hemby - Puxico Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats - Live at Red Rocks Naughty Professor - Identity Neil Young - Hitchhiker Neil Young - Peace Trail New Pornographers - Whiteout Conditions Nicole Atkins - Goodnight Rhonda lee Nikki Lane - Highway Queen Noam Pikelny - Universal Favorite Nora Jane Struthers - Champion North Mississippi Allstars - Prayer for Peace Nouvelle Vague - I Could Be Happy Nu-Blu - Vagabonds O'Connor Band - Live! Offa Rex - The Queen of Hearts Old 97s - Graveyard Whistling Old Crow Medicine Show - 50 Years of Blonde on Blonde Ollie Vee - Into the Dark Organissmo - B3tles: A Soulful Tribute to the Fab Four Otis Gibbs -Mount Renraw Otis Taylor - Fantasizing About Being Black Oumou Sangare - Mogoya Paris Combo - Tako Tsubo Paul Kelly - Life is Fine Paul Thorn - Hammer and Nail: Live Paul Weller - A Kind Revolution Peter Himmelman - There is No Calamity Peter Perrett - How the West was Won Peter Rowan - My Aloha! Phantom Pop - Beta Phoebe Bridgers - Stranger in the Alps Pink Martini - Je Dis Oui! Pokey LaFarge - Manic Revelations Preservation Hall Jazz Band - So It Is Primate Fiasco - Massachusetts Winter Rachel Baiman - Shame Radney Foster - For You to See the Stars The Railsplitters - Jump In Randall Bramblett - Juke Joint at
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