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KCRW Presents: Mark Lanegan
KCRW Presents: Mark Lanegan Former Screaming Trees singer Mark Lanegan recently paid a visit to KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic.
The former lead singer of Screaming Trees pays a visit to the KCRW studios in Santa Monica to record a session for Morning Becomes Eclectic. by Jason Bentley, KCRW Music Director Mark Lanegan's distinctive voice and sinister style have earned him an army of fans. He's lent his skills to Queens of the Stone Age, Screaming Trees, The Twilight Singers and Soulsavers, but his recent solo album Blues Funeral ? billed as the work of The Mark Lanegan Band ? is a real highlight of his discography.

In this studio session, Lanegan reveals some unexpected influences (including The Bee Gees), and describes "blues" as more of a feeling that can inform many styles of music, not just a genre label. His moody and menacing vocals make this performance one that continues to haunt us ? in the best possible way, of course.

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