WUMB
91.9 fm Boston, Worcester, Falmouth
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1170 am Orleans
Reggie Harris and Cosy Sheridan
SAMW
recorded on July 17, 2019
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Coffee Break in the 10 o'clock hour, Producer Spotlight in the 11 o'clock hour, and more
Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history
Producer Spotlight: Jimmy Miller
Artist of the Week at 3, Daily Dylan, and much more!
Artist of the Week: Mark Knopfler
Daily Dylan: Shot of Love was released this week in 1981
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Coffee Break in the 10 o'clock hour, Producer Spotlight in the 11 o'clock hour, and more
Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history
Producer Spotlight: Jimmy Miller
Artist of the Week at 3, Daily Dylan, and much more!
Artist of the Week: Mark Knopfler
Daily Dylan: Shot of Love was released this week in 1981
Program Web Site
Coffee Break in the 10 o'clock hour, Producer Spotlight in the 11 o'clock hour, and more
Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history
Producer Spotlight: Jimmy Miller
Artist of the Week at 3, Daily Dylan, and much more!
Artist of the Week: Mark Knopfler
Daily Dylan: Shot of Love was released this week in 1981
Program Web Site
Coffee Break in the 10 o'clock hour, Producer Spotlight in the 11 o'clock hour, and more
Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history
Producer Spotlight: Jimmy Miller
Artist of the Week at 3, Daily Dylan, and much more!
Artist of the Week: Mark Knopfler
Daily Dylan: Shot of Love was released this week in 1981
Program Web Site
Coffee Break in the 10 o'clock hour, Producer Spotlight in the 11 o'clock hour, and more
Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history
Producer Spotlight: Jimmy Miller
Artist of the Week at 3, Daily Dylan, and much more!
Artist of the Week: Mark Knopfler
Daily Dylan: Shot of Love was released this week in 1981
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Sgt. Pepper’s
It’s our Breakfast With The Beatles Summer Time of Album Sides! We’ll open our show by tracking by tracking Side One of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band on Parlophone Records mono UK vinyl
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Robert Plant / Woodstock 50th Anniversary
Robert Plant turns 71 this week! Albert will celebrate with a few of his favorite Zeppelin tracks. He’ll also look back at Woodstock in celebration of its 50th anniversary
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Amanda Shires, Israel Nash, The War and Treaty, Teitur and more
Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter/violinist Amanda Shires will release her highly anticipated fifth album To The Sunset on August 3rd via Silver Knife/Thirty Tigers. To The Sunset is Shires’ second album with Grammy award-winning producer Dave Cobb and represents an adventurous move with an edgier sound and attitude. Shires continues to push herself artistically and sonically, but the spotlight always shines brightly on her unmistakable songwriting style and emotive and distinctive vocals. Tune in to catch her, Israel Nash, The War and Treaty, Teitur, and Byron Isaacs live on Mountain Stage!
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Anders Osborne / Chatham County Line Part One
With more guests than usual, this show will be spread over two weeks. This week, noted New Orleans resident (originally born in Sweden) and performer extraordinaire Anders Osborne returns to the eTown stage after several years absence, to share his soulful vocals, rich songwriting, and tasteful guitar work.
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Mindi Abar & the Boneshakers, Jeff Dale, Albert Washington and more!
Tune in to catch new music from Mindi Abar, Jeff Dale and more. We have some birthdays to celebrate this week, including Luther Allison, Albert Washington and Earl Gaines.
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Special Episode with District Attorney Rachael Rollins
District Attorney Rachael Rollins joins us to talk about her controversial plans to implement criminal justice reform across Suffolk County by reducing arrest and incarceration of, among others, low-level drug offenders and people suffering from mental health issues, with the intended goad of getting them help. She also intends to correct racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system and find alternatives to traditional prosecution.
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A Look Inside Chinese Orphanages with guest Leslie Wang
Since the 1990's, tens of thousands of babies and children have been adopted from China into Western families. Host Anna Fisher-Pinkert talks with sociologist Leslie Wang about what life is like for Chinese children in state-run orphanages, and the complex relationship between the Chinese government and American nonprofits.
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John Hiatt
Three big birthdays to celebrate this weekend: John Hiatt, Emily Robinson, and Robert Plant. Hometown Heroes: Seattle
American Routes at the Movies
We’re taking a trip to Tinseltown to explore the music that brings movies to life. We’ll hear from trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard, who worked on soundtracks for almost all of Spike Lee’s films, including 2018’s Oscar-nominated BlacKkKlansman. Then, we delve into the life and music of pianist Don Shirley in Green Book, and revisit a jaunty conversation with the Coen Brothers about the songs featured in their offbeat films, such as The Big Lebowski, True Grit, and O Brother, Where Art Thou? Plus, music from Pulp Fiction, Cadillac Records, The Big Easy, and Baby Driver. So please, silence your cell phones, and set your radio for “picture” on American Routes.
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New Music from Around the World!
A survey of some new recordings from just about everywhere in the musical world this week, featuring in particular collaborations from different cultures.
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Calan
We explore a great young Welsh band, called Calan, which means, in Welsh, the start of a new month or a new year. They are a quintet who plays a fresh take on trad Welsh tunes and original tunes in Trad style.
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