Live From Daryl's House: This Month's Episode

Episode 5:
KT Tunstall

Something To Talk About

PLAYLIST:

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Something To Talk About

If Only

Black Horse and The Cherry Tree

Kiss On My List

Out of Touch

I'll Be Around

Getaway Car

One on One

my two fav hall and oates tracks are in this session and they are both brilliant, kiss is on my list and out of touch.....class class class..mr hall and kt voice blends in just perrfickkk

- posted by vince58 - May 12, 2013

just saw kt on pbs channel in a show of european concert. 1st. that i have seen of her beside ladh.

- posted by rodarbal - April 20, 2013

Love Bonnie Raitt ... Love KT Tunstall ... Love Daryl Hall. I am SOOO glad I found LFDH. It is one of the most amazingly entertaining shows EVER!! Thanks Daryl for producing such a wonderful show.

- posted by lkshowers - April 19, 2013

AS CLOSE TO BONNIE AS I HAVE EVER HEARD.

- posted by rodarbal - March 28, 2013

I just listened to your episode with KT. Its got to be one of my favorites. The chemistry and melding of tones was outstanding!! Your show is beyond anything on TV or the net. The generosity you show your guests is second to none. The combination of talent and real connection with your guest artists resonates in the performances. It's great to see an artist of your stature share and bring this new talent into your rich and outstanding body of work you and John have given us. Hope you have a gig somewhere close to central Nevada before you hang it up. Your work is truly an america music treasure that will live forever. Rock On!!

- posted by wts49er - March 7, 2013

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KT Tunstall

Born in 1975, Scottish singer/songwriter KT Tunstall -- not short for anything, the KT is just an alternate spelling of Katie -- comes from the quaint university town of St. Andrews. Due in part by being adopted at birth, her imagination and creative side flourished from early on as she thought about how her life could have gone in any given direction. Growing up, her father was a physicist who would take Tunstall and her brothers into the St. Andrews observatory to look at the sky, thus fueling her youthful love for space and sci-fi. It wasn't until discovering hair metal through a brother that music really did start to become important to her, and when it did, her affection for spacy things was reflected in her favorite album, David Bowie's Hunky Dory.