Luke Cartledge
Baker's Dozen
Lifting A Veil: Kurt Wagner Of Lambchop’s Favourite British LPs
Reflecting at length upon his intimate relationship with British music from his office in Nashville, Tennessee, the alt-country veteran at the heart of Lambchop discusses freedom, interpretation and the lasting effect on him of 1970s Sheffield with Luke Cartledge
Baker's Dozen
Lifting A Veil: Kurt Wagner Of Lambchop’s Favourite British LPs
Reflecting at length upon his intimate relationship with British music from his office in Nashville, Tennessee, the alt-country veteran at the heart of Lambchop discusses freedom, interpretation and the lasting effect on him of 1970s Sheffield with Luke Cartledge
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