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Tune in to NPR's World Cafe today to hear a rebroadcast of Sara Watkins's May 26 appearance on the show. She talks discusses her self-titled Nonesuch debut, produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, and performs three songs from the new album: "All This Time," "Long Hot Summer Days," and "Any Old Time." "Watkins's self-titled solo debut is a charming mix of new songs and covers," says NPR. "It puts her great instrumental breadth on display as she plays the guitar, ukulele and fiddle in addition to her sweet-voiced singing."

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Tune in to today's episode of NPR's World Cafe to hear a rebroadcast of Sara Watkins's May 26 appearance on the show. She talks to World Cafe host David Dye about her self-titled Nonesuch debut, produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, and performs three songs from the new album: "All This Time," "Long Hot Summer Days," and "Any Old Time."

"Watkins's self-titled solo debut is a charming mix of new songs and covers," says NPR. "It puts her great instrumental breadth on display as she plays the guitar, ukulele and fiddle in addition to her sweet-voiced singing."

Read more and listen online at npr.org.

Fans in the Los Angeles area can catch Sara perform live with her brother and Nickel Creek band mate Sean Watkins tonight at The Little Room at Largo.

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  • Thursday, June 25, 2009
    Tune in to Sara Watkins's "World Cafe" Performance on NPR

    Tune in to today's episode of NPR's World Cafe to hear a rebroadcast of Sara Watkins's May 26 appearance on the show. She talks to World Cafe host David Dye about her self-titled Nonesuch debut, produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, and performs three songs from the new album: "All This Time," "Long Hot Summer Days," and "Any Old Time."

    "Watkins's self-titled solo debut is a charming mix of new songs and covers," says NPR. "It puts her great instrumental breadth on display as she plays the guitar, ukulele and fiddle in addition to her sweet-voiced singing."

    Read more and listen online at npr.org.

    Fans in the Los Angeles area can catch Sara perform live with her brother and Nickel Creek band mate Sean Watkins tonight at The Little Room at Largo.

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