Sunday, October 2, 2022

"Such Great Heights" by Joy Kills Sorrow

 


Taking their name from the call letters of AM radio station 1360 in Gary, Indiana that first broadcast bluegrass legends The Monroe Brothers were Boston, Massachusetts based Americana string band Joy Kills Sorrow.

They disbanded in 2014, but, before they did, they drew from their old-time musical influences on this stellar version of electro-pop gem "Such Great Heights" by The Postal Service.



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