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Roosevelt Dime make their in studio debut w/host Dave Palmater at 2P
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Nashville bluegrass band, Old Crow Medicine Show, have new album called Remedy
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California Chicano rock band Los Lobos (Spanish for ?The Wolves?) join us this show. This iconic sextet has won multiple Grammy Awards with their unique combination of rock and roll, Tex-Mex, country, folk, R&B, blues, brown-eyed soul, and traditional music such as cumbia, boleros and norte?os. Talented indie-rock singer and songwriter Damien Jurado also joins us, and our E-Chievement Award story features a California duo making renewable energy available for low-income families
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Mick Jagger, Mike Bloomfield and Jonathan Edwards' birthdays will be feted as well as Steve Goodman, Nick Reynolds and Richard Wright
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Mark Whitaker is the special in-studio guest w/host Patrick Coman at 1P
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Andrew Walesch feat. Jonathan Brown, Drew Kennedy and Jon Vezner feat. Jeff Gilkinson also perform
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Blackie & the Rodeo Kings and Josh Daniels perform as well
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Blue Canvas Orchestra and guests sing Bob Dylan
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this week on Art of the Song we welcome award winning songwriter, multi-instrumentalist Darrell Scott to the program. Currently a resident of Nashville, Tennessee Darrell?s songs have been covered by artists as varied as Keb?Mo, Patty Lovelace, The Dixie Chicks, Faith Hill, Kathy Mattea and Brad Paisley. Darrell?s roots are in the hills of Applachia and his music is bone deep. He?s known for never singing a song the same way twice, which makes each performance something unique in time and place. A true artist, Darrell touches our humanity with a pure form of love that comes to us as The Song. This program was recorded in front of a live audience in Albuquerque at the Outpost performance space as a part of the Concerts and Conversations series with AMP Concerts
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celebrate epic moments in American music from the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals--from Duke Ellington's 1956 comeback to Bob Dylan's 1965 electric revolution. Mark the 60th anniversary of the Jazz Festival with performances by Ray Charles, Mahalia Jackson, Louis Armstrong, and a visit from trumpet legend Clark Terry, who played with Ellington in '56. Festival founder George Wein also joins us to share his memories, such as the founding of the Folk Festival in 1959 that featured blues, gospel, country, Cajun and more; and folk singer Joan Baez recalls her Newport experiences. Plus Newport performances from Doc Watson, John Lee Hooker and others
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Working Toward Social, Racial and Gender Equality in Boston - Sylvia Ferrel-Jones, President and CEO, YWCA Boston ? hosted by Ira Jackson
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David Dye revisits his 2011 conversation with Fitz and the Tantrums on this edition of the Vintage Caf.
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Jenny Lewis of the indie-rock band Rilo Kiley has a new solo album called The Voyager
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20-year old singer-songwriter, Parker Milsap, has a new self-titled debut album
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