Episodes (Page 2)
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Wyclef Jean discusses his Fugees legacy and landmark album The Score.
Celia Cruz
Wyclef Jean
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Jessie Ware discusses her transition from understated soul to disco goddess.
Jessie Ware
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Podcast "Big Lives" previews an episode on George Michael.
From Big Lives
56m
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Chris Robinson discusses The Black Crowes' Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination.
Chris Robinson
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Tommy Emmanuel, a master fingerstyle guitarist, shares his six-decade journey.
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Rodney Crowell reflects on 50 years in Nashville's songwriting community.
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Ben Bridwell discusses Band of Horses' "y'all-ternative" sound.
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Grant-Lee Phillips discusses his acclaimed 90s band Grant Lee Buffalo.
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Peaches traces her evolution from folk trio in Toronto to pioneering electronic music and provocative performance art that influenced artists like Lady Gaga and Grimes
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Jacob Collier shares his journey as a multi-instrumentalist and arranger.
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Don Was reflects on his diverse career in music.
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Patty Griffin's new album Crown of Roses blends gospel, folk, and soul to explore faith, doubt, and resilience with stripped-down intimacy
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Joe Henry (producer/songwriter known for atmospheric Americana) and Mike Reid (former NFL player turned Grammy-winning country songwriter) collaborate on Life & Times album
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Labi Siffre charts his career from late '60s debut through unflinching songwriting addressing love, identity, and justice themes across jazz-soul and tender compositions
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Chicago's 1969 debut blended brass, jazz sophistication, and rock power; by 1975 their Greatest Hits compilation became one of the decade's best-selling albums
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Justin Richmond joins You'll Hear It podcast to discuss Paul Simon's Grammy-winning Still Crazy After All These Years, born from divorce
Paul Simon
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Drew Holcomb, Memphis native and leader of The Neighbors, performs live at Cherry Lane Theatre with Malcolm Gladwell in July recording