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We?ll revisit a 2011 session with Canadian singer-songwriter Dallas Green known on stage as City and Colour on this Vintage Cafe
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our listeners are certain to love this week's feature artist. The Band of Heathens weave the wild essentials of soul. blues, and folk traditions into the most crafted and contagious sound we've heard in ages. We caught up with the guys at the Mighty Mississippi Music Fest in the heart of the Delta in Greenville where they stole the show. Also this week, BSC contributor, Jim Spake, continues his series, Crazy About a Saxophone
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singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist David Bromberg joins us this show with his quirky, humorous lyrics and versatile variety of bluegrass, blues, country and western, jazz and rock and roll. Also with us: the Queen of Rockabilly, Wanda Jackson, who was one of the first popular female rockabilly singer/songwriters and a pioneer rock and roll artist. Great music, insightful conversation and an eChievement Award winner keeping good food from the landfill and feeding low-income folks in her Idaho community
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Townes Van Zandt, Peter Wolf and Arthur Lee of Love's birthdays will be acknowledged, as well as Tom Rapp, Mickey Dolenz and John Cale among others
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Elephant Revival, The Sea The Sea, and the Tattletale Saints also perform
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the Biscuits, Lilly Hiatt (daughter of...) and the Bo-Keys also perform
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-ex Drive-By Trucker
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our guest this week on Art of the Song is singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist Mark Erelli. Before turning his attention to a career in music, he earned a Master?s Degree in evolutionary biology. In 1999 he won the prestigious Kerville Folk Festival New Folk Award, and in 2005, People Look Around, a song he co-wrote with Catie Curtis was the grand prize winner for the International Songwriting Competition. We had the pleasure of hosting Mark Erelli for a house concert in our Albuquerque, New Mexico living room
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American Routes takes a trip through the music of the Yellowhammer State--Alabama. Visit the Muscle Shoals Sound studio and find out what's in the water around "the Shoals" to make it a historic hotbed for R&B hits by Wilson Pickett, Aretha Franklin and more. Also, a trip through Hank Williams' childhood home in Georgiana, and W.C. Handy Music Festival in Florence. And music from Shelby Lynne, the Birmingham Sunlights and the Delmore Brothers
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Sylvia Ferrel-Jones, President and CEO, YWCA Boston, talks about working toward social, racial and gender equality in Boston with host Ira Jackson
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Steve Earle & the Dukes have released their first blues album Terraplane
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violinist and songwriter Kishi Bashi joins us to play the music from Lighght complete with a string quartet
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Ol? Glory is the newest release from the southern rock-blues-R&B jam band JJ Grey and Mofro
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