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Big band and Old Hollywood inspired Father John Misty's latest album : World Cafe Hear Father John Misty perform a mini-concert showcasing music from his latest album, Chloë and the Next 20th Century.

World Cafe

Essential and Emerging Artists

Studio Sessions

Big band and Old Hollywood inspired Father John Misty's latest album

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Father John Misty on World Cafe

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Set List

  • "Q4"
  • "Funny Girl"
  • "Buddy's Rendezvious"
  • "Goodbye Mr.Blue"
  • "Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings"

In this session, Father John Misty joins us for a mini-concert from the stage of World Café to play songs from his latest album, Chloë and the Next 20th Century. It's a showcase for singer-songwriter Josh Tillman to bring his beautifully cynical ideas and lyrics to life. Sonically, Tillman mined inspiration from big band and traditional music, with traces of an "Old Hollywood" sound that suits his flair for the absurd.

World Cafe

Essential and Emerging Artists