91.3fm WYEP: Discumentary

Discumentary allows for you to discover music you may not know about, or even find out new facts about your favorite albums produced by Brian Siewiorek.

  • 8 minutes 4 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings "100 Days, 100 Nights"
    By 2007, The Dap Kings were rising stars in music, due to their appearance on Amy Winehouses Back in Black a year earlier. With Sharon Jones on vocals, the group released their 3rd album that year. Recorded on all analog equipment, the album sounds like an old classic, while still remaining fresh.
    1 November 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 58 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Cat Stevens "Tea for the Tillerman"
    Cat Stevens reinvented himself with his 1970 album Mona Bone Jakon, and quickly followed it up with this classic release. Even returning with the same band and producer from his previous album, Stevens carried his reinvention further. This album features his smash hit Wild World.
    2 August 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 46 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Son Volt "Trace"
    After the break up of alt-country pioneers Uncle Tupelo, Jay Farrar formed Son Volt. This is the bands debut which continues on a darker path somewhere between country and rock and roll. Well received by critics, it is considered by many to be one of the best albums of 1995.
    19 July 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 22 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Bob Dylan "Time Out Of Mind"
    Time Out of Mind is Dylans 29th studio record and first album since 1990. Produced by Daniel Lanois (U2, Brian Eno) the album featured dark lyrics and more blues and country style songs. It marked a comeback for Dylan in the 90s and spawned the hits Lovesick and Not Dark Yet.
    5 July 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 25 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Bob Dylan "Freewheelin"
    Bob Dylans second album is a true classic. Whereas his debut album contained many covers, The Freewheelin Bob Dylan is when he unveiled his gift for songwriting. Containing funny, political and romantic songs, this is the album that introduced Bob Dylan to the world.
    21 June 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 49 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Emmylou Harris "Wrecking Ball"
    " In the early 90s Emmylou Harris experienced diminishing success as a country music artist. With Wrecking Ball she re-invented herself musically, with help from U2 producer Daniel Lanois. Moody and atmospheric, the album also features guest performances from Steve Earle, Larry Mullen Jr., The McGarrigle Sisters and Neil Young."
    24 May 2011, 4:00 am
  • 6 minutes 54 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Arcade Fire "Funeral"
    Arcade Fires 2004 debut took many by surprise. Funeral shows the Canadian 5-piece band with their fascinating arrangements and a big sound for an indie-rock band. Funeral set the stage for Arcade Fire to grow bigger musically and become one of the most successful acts of recent years.
    11 May 2011, 4:00 am
  • 6 minutes 53 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Sarah McLachlan "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy"
    With only a small cult following in the U.S., Sarah McLachlan released this album and watched her star rise. The album features one of her best-known songs, Posession about obsession from a stalkers perspective.
    27 April 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 34 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary:Janis Ian "Between the Lines"
    Janis Ians seventh album was released in 1975, when she was just 24 years old. It won her two Grammy Awards and contains her best known song, At Seventeen. Ian wrote all of the song for the album, and did most of the arrangements.
    13 April 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 29 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: The Grateful Dead "American Beauty"
    The second of two albums released by the Grateful Dead in 1970, American Beauty is the first album to feature the bands collaboration with mandolin player David Grisman. It is considered among the Deads greatest albums, and features the hit Truckin.
    30 March 2011, 4:00 am
  • 7 minutes 18 seconds
    Discumentary: WYEP's Discumentary: Richard Thompson "Rumor & Sigh"
    This is Richard Thompsons 7th solo studio album. He teamed up with producer Mitchell Froom, and the result was a more polished effort than Thompsons previous work. This album broadened Thompsons appeal and earned him a Grammy nomination. It features 1952 Vincent Black Lightning, one of Thompsons most beloved songs.
    9 March 2011, 5:00 am
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