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singer ? songwriter Ryan Bingham plays a solo acoustic set of music from his new album Fear and Saturday Night and chats with host, David Dye, for a Special Producers Session
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the Decemberists are back from their hiatus with a new album titled What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World
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David talks to Marty Stuart about his double album Saturday Night/ Sunday Morning in this edition of the Vintage Cafe
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Featuring on Beale Street Caravan this week is native son Greg Cartwright's garage-rock juggernaut, The Reigning Sound. For the record, we suggest listening to this week's show at a very high volume. BSC contributor Jim Spake stops in to continue his series on the sidemen that played rock and roll's original lead instrument. The series is called "Crazy 'Bout A Saxophone."
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California-based trio The Devil Makes Three brings an eclectic blend of bluegrass, old-time music, country, folk, blues, jazz, ragtime and rockabilly to the eTown stage. Plus, twenty-year-old singer/songwriter Parker Millsap joins us with his dynamic, gravelly mix of blues, folk and roots, and we?ll feature an inspiring eChievement Award story honoring someone teaching elementary kids acceptance and understanding
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Richie Havens, Warren Zevon & Ashley Hutchings birthdays will be feted as well as Ewan MacColl, Sam Cooke and Michael Chapman
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The Grownup Noise play live in studio at 1P
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Rose cousins and Joan Shelley also perform
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Johnny Appleseed and Leroy Troy also perform
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singer & mandolin virtuoso
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our guest this week on Art of the Song is Benmont Tench. You may not have heard of him, but chances are, you have heard him. He?s best known as the keyboard player and founding member of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. As a sought-after session musician, he?s played on tracks by artists as varied as Johnny Cash, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, Green Day, Sheryl Crow, and the Rolling Stones. After over 50 years of playing professionally, Benmont has released his first solo album, You Should Be So Lucky, on Blue Note Records. According to Blue Note president (and bass player on You Should Be So Lucky), Don Was, ?Benmont Tench is the most enigmatic, mystical and delightful musician I know. He never plays the same notes twice yet the notes he plays are always perfect and loaded with soul. Musicians from all walks of life hold him in the highest esteem and love to play with him. His presence on a session or stage elevates everyone's performance to new heights.?
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the late Jesse Winchester appears this week on American Routes as well as husband and wife team Wayne & Jayne Henderson
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Paul Guzzi, president and CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, talks with host Ira Jackson
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