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All this week Perry fills in for Brendan!

This Day in Music History at 7:30 Paul McCartney had his first #1 LP in the US since 1982 with Egypt Station in 2018, The Band released their self-titled second LP in 1969, and Nick Cave was born in 1957.

Second Take at 8am: Brendan will play two versions of a song from The Band LP.
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In the 3pm Hour each afternoon Albert features the Artist of the Day.

Close to 5:30 he features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will feature selections from Tempest released this week in 2012.
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World Cafe Latin Roots correspondent Byron Gonzalez is also the program director for KCSN's The Latin Alt. Earlier this year, we sat down with Byron in Los Angeles and got his take on what defines Latin Alternative there. An encore of that very special session, plus a music mix throughout the show that highlights artists of Hispanic heritage.
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This week Perry fills in for Brendan!

This Day in Music History at 7:30 John Coltrane was born in 1926, Ani DiFranco was born in 1970, and Ray Charles was born in 1925.

Family Connection: Brendan will feature The Louvin Brothers.
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In the 3pm Hour each afternoon Albert features the Artist of the Day.

Close to 5:30 he features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will feature selections from Tempest released this week in 2012.
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Invisible People is the name of the latest album from the band Chicano Batman. On the next World Cafe, you’ll hear live recordings of some new Chicano Batman tunes and an interview with the band’s singer, Bardo Martinez, who is quarantined at home with his family. He’ll tell us how bumping into Brittany Howard in downtown L.A. influenced Chicano Batman’s sound.
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All this week Perry fills in for Brendan!

This Day in Music History at 7:30 Blind Lemon Jefferson was born in 1893. We'll play a 3-song set highlighting his legacy.

Live at WUMB: Molly Tuttle.
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In the 3pm Hour each afternoon Albert features the Artist of the Day.

Close to 5:30 he features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will feature selections from Tempest released this week in 2012.
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Is making music an art...or a science? For Toronto musician Nap Eyes – it's both! Nap Eyes is the brainchild of Nigel Chapman, who worked in biochemistry before becoming a musician. He talks about how his science background influences his songwriting and performs some of the songs that have come from his musical experiments, on the next World Cafe.
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All this week Perry fills in for Brendan!

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 Shel Silverstein was born in 1930, Steve Earle's Washington Square Serenade LP was released in 2007, and The Rolling Stones' "Time Is on My Side" single was released in 1964.

Local Spotlight at 8am: Brendan will feature the music of Mark Mandeville and Raianne Richard's new CD.
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In the 3pm Hour each afternoon Albert features the Artist of the Day.

Close to 5:30 he features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will feature selections from Tempest released this week in 2012.
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Lori McKenna has written hits for country stars including Tim McGraw and Little Big Town. Lori’s new solo album is called The Balladeer. On the next World Cafe, Lori tells the stories behind the some of her new songs, including how hearing a conversation between David Letterman and Howard Stern inspired the song she calls “the anchor” of her new album.
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BWTB Summertime of Album Sides, today we track Side 2 of Something New in mono
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This Morning Albert O will feature multiple Birthday celebrations including David Bromberg who turns 75 today! Albert will also pay tribute to legacy of Leonard Cohen.
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This week Host Scott Alarik will feature W.C. Handy, The Carter Family, and Tom Rush.

This episode is called “Why Am I Treated So Bad” and highlights songs about experiences of people of color, Native Americans, immigrants, the LGBTQ community, women, and those living on the economic edge. Music from Pops and Mavis Staples, Rhiannon Giddens and more
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Live music from Damien Jurado and Laura Gibson
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This week Host Holly Harris features a Birthday tribute to the legendary Ray Charles. She'll play plenty of new Blues as well!
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""Back to school" has a whole new meaning for children and teens this year under the weight of COVID-19. Licensed Psychologist Dr. Karin Hodges joins us to talk about how to keep kids, and their parents, mentally healthy in the days and months to come.
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When she was just 16, Sarah Jarosz signed a record deal. Then she spent the next decade making albums and going on the road to tour them. That is, until 2020 happened. On the next World Cafe, Sarah Jarosz talks about suddenly staying still, and performs songs from her new album World on the Ground.
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