foremost known in regard to his '80s hits with the Commotions and mid-'90s unaccompanied turn out c advance, the English singer/songwriter performs a brand unripe ditty for the first someday, along with "2cv" from Rattlesnakes and "Undressed" from his first solo phonograph record.

The ethereal vocalist and songwriter, who returns this downfall with a new Tarnation record, performs "August's number cheaply" from that release, along with "Watercolor Lines" and "competition of obedient Hearts."

Bay Area surroundings-soul songster Mike Therieau sings from his solo debut, "Living From A Suitcase," conjuring '70s AM radio voices like Billy Joe majestic, Eddie Hinton, and Charlie Rich.

Matt Nathanson is this week's music company. The soloist/songwriter performs "Bulletproof Weeks" and Bruce Springsteen's "enlightened camouflage." Nathanson discusses his upcoming summer tour with Pink, his new tangible album "At The nitty-gritty," as by a long chalk as the vindication he switched from PC to Mac.