NPR: The Decemberists' Colin Meloy Plays at the 'BPP'

The Decemberists' Colin Meloy Plays at the 'BPP'

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The Decemberists' frontman Colin Meloy is on a solo tour. He's released several solo EPs, but he recently came out with his first full solo album, Colin Meloy Sings Live!. He dropped by the BPP studios to talk to Alison and play Wonder from the record. He wrote it shortly after he found out his girlfriend was pregnant.

Zena Barakat

8:40 AM ET | 04-18-2008 | permalink

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Really great that you've included Colin Meloy as part of your show. He is such an amazing songwriter! thanks.

Sent by dipti | 6:16 PM ET | 04-19-2008

I am madly in love with the Decemberists, and Colin Meloy is simply a genius! I'm so excited that the BPP has included some of his work!

Sent by Jennifer | 12:04 PM ET | 04-20-2008

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