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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Aretha Franklin was born in 1942. Brendan will do a 3-song set celebrating the life and music of Aretha Franklin. .

Family Connection: Brendan will feature Aretha and her father Rev. C.L. Franklin.
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All week Albert will feature a new Artist of the Day in the 3pm. Then all week around 5:30 it's Daily Dylan. All week Albert is celebrating the release of Bringing it All Back Home which was released this week in history.
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There’s never a bad time to hear a great Sharon Jones vocal performance, we’ll feature her cover of Stevie Wonder’s Signed, Sealed, Delivered. Plus, Wilco’s Imposible Germany features of the great guitar solos of the last 30 year, so let’s play that, and we’ll dive into songs from Hozier, Gillian Welch, and Tracy Chapman on the next World Café
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Steven Tyler was born in 1948, Diana Ross was born in 1944, and Rufus Thomas was born in 1917.

Live on WUMB: Dave Godowsky from March 2020.
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All week Albert will feature a new Artist of the Day in the 3pm. Then all week around 5:30 it's Daily Dylan. All week Albert is celebrating the release of Bringing it All Back Home which was released this week in history.
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Want to spend some time exploring a new place from home? World Cafe travelled to Virginia a couple of months ago and now you can join us there! To kick it off, an encore session with the band Illiterate Light. They talk about the completely bike powered tour they undertook and play live. Plus, a set of Charlottesville and Richmond music from Desiré Moses, one of the hosts at the local World Cafe affiliate, WNRN.
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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 7:55 Robert Junior Lockwood was born in 1915, Sarah Vaughan was born in 1924, and Junior Parker was born in 1932.

Local Spotlight at 8am: Brendan will feature the music of Lloyd Thayer.
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All week Albert will feature a new Artist of the Day in the 3pm. Then all week around 5:30 it's Daily Dylan. All week Albert is celebrating the release of Bringing it All Back Home which was released this week in history.
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On the next World Cafe, we continue our Sense of Place trip to Virginia with a session from Gold Connections, a band born at William & Mary university. Gold Connections debut EP was produced by Will Toledo of Car Seat Headrest. Gold Connections performs in front of a live audience at In Your Ear Studios in Richmond on the next World Cafe.
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This week Host Albert O features a 4 Hour special: All 1970 Part 2 featuring all songs from 1970 including music from Cat Stevens, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Pentangle and more
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This week it's a special Best of Edition. Topics include Holly Near, The Afro Pop Movement, and a unique Dylan/Hank Williams connection.

Bob Halloran longtime Sports reporter in Boston is a huge WUMB fan. He'll pick the songs for an hour that have made a big impact on his life along with favorites he's currently listening to.

This week live music from:

Guest Host Kathy Mattea Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out Peter Mulvey Dom Flemons Christopher Paul Stelling The Small Glories
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William Fitzsimmons returns to the show with his gentle, insightful sound (some compare him to Gregory Alan Isakov, Bon Iver, and Sufjan Stevens). Also with us: young Raye Zaragoza, who is already an established singer, songwriter, and performer as well as a Native American activist. Plus we’ve got a heartwarming eChievement Award story about a California man who is reducing waste while helping young patients heal, all by recycling crayons.
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This week Birthday Tributes to Sue Foley, Lowell Fulson and more. This week New Blues Laura Green.
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Recovery Stories #5: Personal stories of addiction and recovery touch us the most and have the greatest potential to heal and educate. Musician Peter C. Johnson joins us to share his recovery journey in the fifth installment of our series "Recovery Stories."
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Need a mental vacation this winter? You could travel through time with high schooler Emma Allen to save Shakespeare's original production of Hamlet. Host Anna Fisher Pinkert talks with Molly Booth, author of Saving Hamlet.
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This week Perry Persoff fills in for Host Rob Hochschild. He'll feature tributes to Jackson C. Frank, Tracy Chapman and more.

Bessie Smith was called the Empress of the Blues, but she was also the highest paid African American entertainer of her generation. We’ll explore the life and times of Bessie Smith from her early days performing on Chattanooga street corners and her travels on the TOBA circuit to her decade as a top selling recording artist. Then, a conversation with Annika Chambers, a 21st Century blues woman and classic Bessie Smith songs by Dinah Washington, Nina Simone and Alberta Hunter.
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This week Host Dana Westover will finish up the month of March with some new music to honor the spirit of Spring.
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This week Host Gail Gilmore will feature new music from Clare accordion and concertina player Josephine March from her new solo album.
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Sonny Boy Williamson I was born in 1914, Tracy Chapman was born in 1964, and Norah Jones was born in 1979.

Then and Now at 8am: Brendan will do a career spanning set featuring Tracy Chapman.
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This week, we’re bringing you a deep dive into Richmond, Virginia’s music scene for World Cafe’s “Sense of Place” series. The Sleepwalkers are one of the bands making a lot of noise in the River City – you’ll hear a performance from The Sleepwalkers recorded live at Richmond’s Spacebomb Records, and we’ll hear about what makes Richmond so special, on the next World Cafe.
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This Day in Music History at 7:30 Etta Baker was born in 1913, Lefty Frizell was born in 1928, and Ryan Bingham was born in 1981.

Second Take at 8am: Brendan will play two versions of a Lefty Frizell song.
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This week we’re visiting Richmond, Virginia for a “Sense of Place” series. World Cafe went to Richmond a couple months ago to bring you stories and songs from the Capital of the South. Fronted by Justin Black, Saw Black is an up-and-coming band who have deep roots in central Virginia – we’ll hear about those roots, some of the advantages Richmond has over Nashville, and you’ll hear Saw Black play live, on the next World Cafe
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