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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Rory Gallagher was born in 1948, Lou Reed was born in 1942, and Bo Diddley recorded the "Bo Diddley/I'm a Man" debut single in 1955.

Second Take at 8am: Brendan will play two versions of Bob Diddley's "I'm a Man".
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10am Hour - Randi features the 10 o'clock Coffee Break celebrating a significant music event

11am Producer Spotlight - each morning in the 11am Hour Randi will feature a set of music showcasing the work of a single Producer

12pm - Live at Noon

3pm Hour - Albert features The Artist of the Day

Close to 5:30 Daily Dylan - all week Albert is rebuilding Dylan's catalog with covers and we're making progress through Blood on the Tracks
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For the 20th anniversary of Grandaddy’s beloved The Sophtware Slump, co-founder Jason Lytle of Grandaddy rerecorded a new version, this time as The Sophtware Slump...on a Wooden Piano. We’ll hear Jason talk about the challenges of making a new version of an album known for its lush and layered arrangements, and we listen to tracks from both albums.
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Junior Parker was born in 1927, Robyn Hitchcock was born in 1953, and Buffalo Springfield formed in 1966.

Regional Roundup at 8am: 1960s California sound.
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10am Hour - Randi features the 10 o'clock Coffee Break celebrating a significant music event

11am Producer Spotlight - each morning in the 11am Hour Randi will feature a set of music showcasing the work of a single Producer

12pm - Live at Noon

3pm Hour - Albert features The Artist of the Day

Close to 5:30 Daily Dylan - all week Albert is rebuilding Dylan's catalog with covers and we're making progress through Blood on the Tracks
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“Without People” might be a good way to describe this past year. It was a phrase Donovan Woods had in his head even BEFORE the pandemic, and once it hit, Without People became the perfect album title. He talks about songwriting WITH people from a distance, and performs live – on the next World Cafe.
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Miriam Makeba was born in 1932, Bobby Womack was born in 1944, and Frank Sinatra released his debut solo LP The Voice of Frank Sinatra in 1946.

Live Legends at 8am: Miriam Makeba live on Swedish TV in 1969.
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10am Hour - Randi features the 10 o'clock Coffee Break celebrating a significant music event

11am Producer Spotlight - each morning in the 11am Hour Randi will feature a set of music showcasing the work of a single Producer

12pm - Live at Noon

3pm Hour - Albert features The Artist of the Day

Close to 5:30 Daily Dylan - all week Albert is rebuilding Dylan's catalog with covers and we're making progress through Blood on the Tracks
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What’s it like to have a song go viral on TikTok and rack up a half billion plays on Spotify? We’ll find out when up and coming New Zealand artist Benee joins host Stephen Kallao. Her debut album Hey U X features appearances from Lily Allen and Grimes, and musically pulls from influences like Groove Armada and Radiohead. That’s coming up on the next World Cafe.
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New Music Feature at 7:30 Brendan will play two new songs not yet heard on WUMB.

This Day in Music History at 7:50 J.B. Lenoir was born in 1929. We'll play a 3-song set highlighting his music and legacy.

Local Spotlight at 8 AM: Kaiti Jones.

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10am Hour - Randi features the 10 o'clock Coffee Break celebrating a significant music event

11am Producer Spotlight - each morning in the 11am Hour Randi will feature a set of music showcasing the work of a single Producer

12pm - Live at Noon

3pm Hour - Albert features The Artist of the Day

Close to 5:30 Daily Dylan - all week Albert is rebuilding Dylan's catalog with covers and we're making progress through Blood on the Tracks
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S&M2 is the name of the latest album from Metallica. It’s a live concert recording of classic Metallica songs featuring the heavy metal band backed by the San Francisco Symphony. On the next World Cafe, we’ll hear what “Enter Sandman” sounds like with strings, and Metallica’s Lars Ulrich tells the stories behind the songs.
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