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Paul McCartney was born on June 18th 1942 in Liverpool's Walton Hospital. On this special Beatle Birthday broadcast of Breakfast With The Beatles, we?ll feature lots of extra music by Paul from his earliest compositions to his latest release, some never heard before. Plus, we'll hear unique audio clips from Paul's celebrated career.
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Albert will dedicate portions of the show this week to the Birthdays of Iian Matthews and also the late Nick Drake.
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There are lots of rumors about what happened but Scott Alarik will give you the real story of what happened at Newport ?65 when Dylan went electric.

This week live music from The Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Mandolin Orange, Aaron Lee Tasjan and more.
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a deep dive into Blues with tributes to Lazy Lester and Jerry 'Boogie' McCain
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This week live music from Leftover Salmon and Paul Thorn
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This week we'll celebrate the release of Workingman?s Dead from The Grateful Dead, released this week in 1970.

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More from Eastern Europe, along with some new recordings just in from all over the world
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We celebrate the birthday this week of fiddler Julia Clifford of County Kerry. She and her brother Denis Murphy recorded a legendary album, The Star Above the Garter.
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Singer-songwriter Amy Kucharik will perform live in studio.
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Phoebe Bridgers has one of those voices that can make the loudest room go silent. After hearing her sing, Ryan Adams wanted to produce her debut EP. Since then, he's given her good advice and a guitar ? both of which she uses in a live performance on the next encore edition of the World Cafe.
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Bermuda Triangle started harmonizing together on porches as pals and turned into one of the most storied new groups in Nashville. The trio is Alabama Shakes leader Brittany Howard and rising solo performers Becca Mancari and Jesse Lafser. Their magic is as much about the friendship as it is about the music ? they share some of both on the next World Cafe
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Since her 1962 debut, Bettye LaVette has ups and downs ? from struggling with failed record deals while her peers got rich, to the renewed interest fans seem to have for her music now. Bettye explains how those experiences add emotional depth to her singing, especially as she interprets songs by Bob Dylan on her latest album Things Have Changed.
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Derek Smalls is the legendary bassist from the seminal hard rock band Spinal Tap, but now he's striking out on his own with Smalls Change (Meditations Upon Ageing). The album features some of the rock legends that Smalls has befriended over the years including Dweezil Zappa, David Crosby, Donald Fagan, and at least three drummers for, you know, insurance purposes.
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