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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Mary Ford was born in 1928, Ringo Starr was born in 1940, and Billy Preston hit #1 in the US with his single "Will It Go 'Round In Circles" in 1973.

Second Take at 8am: Brendan will play two versions of a Ringo Starr song.
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Tune in each afternoon in the 3pm hour for our Artist of the Day feature.

Around 5:30 every afternoon Albert features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will listen to some of the amazing Dylan covers spanning the decades and genres.
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Louis Jordan was born in 1908, Beck was born in 1970, and Bill Withers hit #1 in the US with his single "Lean On Me" in 1972.

Family Connection: Brendan will feature John and Lilly Hiatt.
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Tune in each afternoon in the 3pm hour for our Artist of the Day feature.

Around 5:30 every afternoon Albert features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will listen to some of the amazing Dylan covers spanning the decades and genres.
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Lee Hazlewood was born in 1929, Jack White was born in 1975, and Elvis Presley recorded "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" in 1954.

Live at WUMB: Kat Edmonson.
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Tune in each afternoon in the 3pm hour for our Artist of the Day feature.

Around 5:30 every afternoon Albert features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will listen to some of the amazing Dylan covers spanning the decades and genres.
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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 Mavis Staples was born in 1939. We'll play a 3-song set highlighting her legacy.

Local Spotlight at 8am: Brendan will feature the music of Willy Mason.

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Tune in each afternoon in the 3pm hour for our Artist of the Day feature.

Around 5:30 every afternoon Albert features Daily Dylan. All this week Albert will listen to some of the amazing Dylan covers spanning the decades and genres.
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It’s the return of the Breakfast With The Beatles Summer Time of Album Sides! We’ll track Side 2 of Meet The Beatles on Capitol Records mono.
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This week Albert O will pay tribute to Arlo Guthrie, Christine McVie and more.
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Singer-songwriter, actress, teacher, and activist Holly Near is featured this week.

Songwriter Grant Lee Phillips joins us for the hour choosing some of his favorites and influences.

Live music from John Pizzarelli Trio, Catherine Russell and more
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Joining us for this week’s popular re-airing is singer/songwriter extraordinaire Citizen Cope known for his unique and exquisite fusion of blues, soul, and hip-hop. We also welcome Portland-based singer/songwriter Anna Tivel, who is widely recognized for her lyrics-driven folk and Americana style. Plus, Nick talks with this week’s eChievement Award winner, who saves discarded computers from going into the landfill and then refurbishes them to give to low-income students for academic use.
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Louis Jordan, Pinetop Perkins and more will be featured this week
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This week Host Jon Gersh will feature Louis Jordan into Country Blues plus lots of old-school bluegrass and old time.
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We travel to Jamaica and Cuba, with connections in NY and New Orleans. Singer Jimmy Cliff is the global reggae star whose career was launched a half century ago by the iconic film and sound track, The Harder They Come. We talk with him about his start in the early days of Jamaican recorded music and his work to make the world a better place for everyone.

Then Bandleader and pianist Arturo O’Farrill shares his family heritage in Afro-Latin jazz and a recent project playing music of all kinds on the US side of the Mexican border at the Fandango at the Wall. Plus music from around the Caribbean and Gulf South with Toots and the Maytals, Machito and Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr.
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We celebrate today the birthday of Chieftain fiddler, Sean Keane, known for his unique style
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