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It was this week in 1964 that I Want To Hold Your Hand went to #1 in America! We’ll take a look at how Beatlemania swept through the USA in a flash and how The Beatles reacted to this unprecedented achievement!
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This week Host Albert O will feature Birthday tributes to Richie Havens, Mick Taylor and much more.
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This week Host Scott Alarik will feature Folk Tales curating the life of Ma Rainey and much more.

This week Midday Host Randi Millman will sit down with Evening Host Michelle Briand to discuss her Top 10 Albums of 2019.

This week live performances from Leftover Salmon, The Jeremiahs, Fred Eaglesmith w/ Tif Ginn, Lovers Leap, Mark Cline Bates and WV Six
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This week E Town will run at 5pm so we can bring you One Year at a Time with Host Tai Irwin. He'll explore some unique songs that were unique to 1986. After that E Town will start at 5pm
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Birthdays: Leadbelly, Snooks Eaglin, Aaron Neville. New Blues from Mark Hummely
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Bluesy start with Louis Jordan, the Red Clay Ramblers, Hoyle Nix plus favorites like Doc Watson
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Social Worker Rebecca Minor joins us to talk about teen sexual identity and gender.
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Birthdays: Dolly Parton, Sam Cooke, Steve Earle; Hometown Heroes: Oklahoma

For the Martin Luther King holiday we honor his spirit and struggle with African American spirituals, protest anthems, freedom jazz and soul power. New Orleans musician and activist Cyril Neville tells of growing up with Mardi Gras Indian rituals and street music and the importance of both to Black community life in the city.
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North of Europe spending some time in Sweden and traditions that go back many centuries
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Songs of Olde England featuring Maddie Prior, Tim Hart, the Watersons, the Coppers and more
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