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Ted Leo "Heroes"

We may have lost David Bowie earlier this year (something I'm not wholly still ready to give in to), but with all of the activity from his camp that includes his Lazarus album and stage show, box sets, and general news, we seem to be getting more music from the master than ever. Unsurprising, but no less welcome, is a new tribute album called Let The Children Boogie, an "all ages album dedicated to the music and artistry of David Bowie, benefiting the It gets Better Project."

Among the great list of artists involved (track list below), Ted Leo gives a great, fun rendition of "Heroes". Turn it up, let loose, and let all the children boogie, indeed.

The Honeydogs and Chastity Brown - Oh! You Pretty Things Walter Martin - Breaking Glass Sonia de los Santos and Elena Moon Park - The Man Who Sold the World Rachel Loshak with the New Standards - Starman Lloyd H. Miller and Dean Jones - V-2 Schneider Sally Timms and Jon Langford - The Prettiest Star Molly Ledford - Sound and Vision Justin Roberts and the Not Ready for Naptime Players - Kooks Antibalas - Let's Dance Gustafer Yellowgold and the Pop Ups - Space Oddity Ted Leo - Heroes Wunmi - Fashion Storey Littleton with Marco Benevento - Life on Mars? Gina Chavez - Modern Love Red Yarn - Magic Dance Nakia and the Barton Hills Choir - Golden Years Elizabeth Mitchell and You Are My Flower featuring Simi Stone - Changes Uncle Rock and Tracy Bonham - Lady Stardust Colin Brooks - I'll Follow You Rhett Miller - Ziggy Stardust

Kyle is the WFPK Music Director. Email Kyle at kmeredith@lpm.org

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