Check out the top played albums of the week!
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Top 30 Chart: September 11-17, 2022
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30. Son Little: Like Neptune (ANTI-)
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Skinny Dyck: Palace Waiting (Sound Asleep)28. Various Artists: For the Birds: The Birdsong Project, Vol. II (The Birdsong Project)
27.
Bennett Mitchell: Mouse (Independent)26.
Reuben and the Dark: In Lieu of Light (Arts & Crafts)25.
Ghost Woman: Ghost Woman (Victory Pool)24. Valerie June: Under Cover (Fantasy)
23. Built to Spill: When The Wind Forgets Your Name (Sub Pop)
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Watkins Family Hour: Vol. II (Family Hour)21.
Steve Dawson: Phantom Threshold (Black Hen)
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Boots & The Hoots: Buck Or Two Buckaroo (Independent)19.
Blackie And The Rodeo Kings: O Glory (Warner)18.
Jesse Northey: Onion Knight (Victory Pool)17. Thee Sacred Souls: Thee Sacred Souls (Daptone)
16. Marlon Williams: My Boy (Dead Oceans)
15. Amanda Shires: Take It Like A Man (ATO)
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Cynthia Hamar: Joint & Marrow (Neon Moon)13.
Tami Neilson: Kingmaker (Outside)12. Leyla McCalla: Breaking The Thermometer (ANTI-)
11. Charley Crockett: The Man From Waco (Thirty Tigers)
Dawn Pemberton spoke with band leader of Boots and The Hoot’s, ol’ Boot’s himself, Boots Graham, about Buck Or Two Buckaroo, currently at number 20:
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Bellegarde: Pastourelle (Independent)9. Ben l’Oncle Soul: Red Mango (Enchante)
8. Ben Harper: Bloodline Maintenance (Chrysalis)
7. Kokoroko: Could We Be More (Brownswood)
6. Amythyst Kiah: Pensive Pop (Rounder)
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Peter Nolan: Igrewupina John Lennon World (Independent)4.
Harrison Kennedy: Thanks For Tomorrow (Electro-Fi)3.
King of Foxes: Twilight of the Empire (Crystal Baby)2.
Blue Moon Marquee: Scream, Holler & Howl (Independent)1.
Mariel Buckley: Everywhere I Used To Be (Birthday Cake)
Dawn Pemberton spoke with the mind behind this weeks #3 album, Olivia Street of King Of Foxes:
Dawn also spoke with returning champion, Mariel Buckley, who shared more about her recent tour of Europe:
Tune in to On The Rise with Dawn Pemberton and Brendan Cross every Friday from noon-3pm MT when they connect the musical dots, taking a peek at CKUA chart history, chat with great artists, and, of course, count down the Top 30 albums every week.
