Wilco's "Sky Blue Sky" Makes WFUV Best of 2007 List

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Wilco's Sky Blue Sky has made the Best of 2007 list from WFUV, 90.9 FM, in New York. "Another great album from Wilco," writes WFUV's music director, Rita Houston, "Sky Blue Sky doesn't hit a wrong note."

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Wilco's Sky Blue Sky has made the Best of 2007 list from WFUV, 90.9 FM, in New York. "Another great album from Wilco," writes WFUV's music director, Rita Houston, "Sky Blue Sky doesn't hit a wrong note."

For more from Rita and to listen to "Impossible Germany" off the album, visit npr.org.

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  • Tuesday, December 18, 2007
    Wilco's "Sky Blue Sky" Makes WFUV Best of 2007 List

    Wilco's Sky Blue Sky has made the Best of 2007 list from WFUV, 90.9 FM, in New York. "Another great album from Wilco," writes WFUV's music director, Rita Houston, "Sky Blue Sky doesn't hit a wrong note."

    For more from Rita and to listen to "Impossible Germany" off the album, visit npr.org.

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