Music heard on the air for July 18, 2014

The World
The World

The music played between segments on The World for Friday, July 18, 2014 include:

    SONG: You Can't Tell
    ARTIST: Warren Cuccurullo & Ustad Sultan Khan
    CD TITLE: The Master
    CD LABEL: Six Degrees Records
 

    SONG: Free Walk
    ARTIST: Melt Yourself Down
    CD TITLE: Melt Yourself Down
    CD LABEL: Leaf
 

    SONG: Drone Silences
    ARTIST: Filastine
    CD TITLE: Aphasia    
    CD LABEL: Post World Industries
 

    SONG: Sazon
    ARTIST: Pasatono Orquesta
    CD TITLE: Maroma
    CD LABEL: Corason
 

And we closed the program with a John Philip Sousa march, sometimes referred to as the theme song for Monty Python's Flying Circus. We played it because of host Carol Hill's interview with John Cleese.  

    SONG: The Liberty Bell
    ARTIST: The President's Own United States Marine Band
    CD TITLE: John Philip Sousa's Greatest Hits
    CD LABEL: American Patriotic Classics

The music played between segments on The World for Friday, July 18, 2014 include:

    SONG: You Can't Tell
    ARTIST: Warren Cuccurullo & Ustad Sultan Khan
    CD TITLE: The Master
    CD LABEL: Six Degrees Records
 

    SONG: Free Walk
    ARTIST: Melt Yourself Down
    CD TITLE: Melt Yourself Down
    CD LABEL: Leaf
 

    SONG: Drone Silences
    ARTIST: Filastine
    CD TITLE: Aphasia    
    CD LABEL: Post World Industries
 

    SONG: Sazon
    ARTIST: Pasatono Orquesta
    CD TITLE: Maroma
    CD LABEL: Corason
 

And we closed the program with a John Philip Sousa march, sometimes referred to as the theme song for Monty Python's Flying Circus. We played it because of host Carol Hill's interview with John Cleese.  

    SONG: The Liberty Bell
    ARTIST: The President's Own United States Marine Band
    CD TITLE: John Philip Sousa's Greatest Hits
    CD LABEL: American Patriotic Classics

Do you support journalism that strengthens our democracy?

At The World, we believe strongly that human-centered journalism is at the heart of an informed public and a strong democracy. We see democracy and journalism as two sides of the same coin. If you care about one, it is imperative to care about the other.

Every day, our nonprofit newsroom seeks to inform and empower listeners and hold the powerful accountable. Neither would be possible without the support of listeners like you. If you believe in our work, will you give today? We need your help now more than ever!