ICE CUBES: More Thurston Moore and Mary Lattimore

After performing in Philly with local harpist Mary Lattimore, Thurston Moore performed a harp-solo freakout on Late Night with David Letterman Wednesday night.

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ICE CUBES: More Thurston Moore and Mary Lattimore

POSTED: Friday, September 2, 2011, 12:00 PM

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Fans that swarmed Thurston Moore’s tour bus outside the First Unitarian Church on Tuesday night were disappointed that the gangly Sonic Youth-er didn’t have much time to chat. After supping at Village Whiskey and playing an elegant winning set at the Sanctuary — with Philadelphia harpist Mary Lattimore by his side — Moore and company had to get to NYC to hit the Ed Sullivan Theater by their assigned call time (7 a.m.) for Wednesday night’s Late Show with David Letterman. Not only did Letterman seem to genuinely love the Moore song “Benediction” (who wouldn’t?), at set’s end, he asked Lattimore to demonstrate a harp-solo freakout. Check it above.

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