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EPISODES OF AMERICAN ROUTES WITH BEAT

FROM THE SHOW: MAKING NEW ORLEANS MUSIC

From the show "Making New Orleans Music" originally aired on April 21st, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: DAVID AMRAM & MARCUS ROBERTS

For almost 40 years, Philadelphia-born David Amram has ignored musical genres, moving between classical, Latin jazz, film and folk music. The multi-Instrumentalist and free spirit recorded with Lionel Hampton and joined the Mingus Big Band and later was signed as composer-in-residence with the New York Philharmonic. Amram may be best known for his title track from the 1959 beat film narrated by Jack Kerouac, Pull My Daisy.

FROM THE SHOW: STREETBEATS

The man behind the beats, Earl Palmer, shares stories about tap dancing as kid in New Orleans, his travels on the vaudeville circuit and his work creating the New Orleans sound with Fats Domino and Little Richard.

IN THE SPIRIT OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. WITH CYRIL NEVILLE

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. From our archives, the late jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard talks free form music and freedom of expression. Plus, Bob Dylan gives voice to the social unrest of the Sixties. Cellist and singer Leyla McCalla, formerly of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, reprises "The Capitalist Blues" for a new generation. And Big Mama Thornton brings a musical storm tide with her defiantly upbeat take on "Wade in the Water." Be in that number with American Routes for MLK Day weekend!

BO DIDDLEY/TONY JOE WHITE

On this archive summertime edition of American Routes, we treat you to two very cool guests. Mississippi-born and Chicago-bred legend Bo Diddley talks about his songs "I'm a Man," "Who Do You Love," and that signature Bo Diddley beat. Tony Joe White comes up from the swamps to play an acoustic version of "Polk Salad Annie," among other tunes. Plus, a refreshing visit to a local New Orleans favorite, Hansen's Sno Bliz, servin' up the best sno-cones you've ever tasted.

BREAKING OUT: BRITISH BLUES TO NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE

From Great Britain to the Big Easy, we explore the sounds of musical and social breakouts. First, we hear how British blues pioneer John Mayall broke out of England with his band the Bluesbreakers, bringing British blues to a larger audience. We'll hear some of Mayall's sources and contemporaries, like Big Maceo and Eric Clapton. Then, it's butt shakes and backbeats with Big Freedia, the Queen Diva of New Orleans Bounce, a rhythmic dance music with sources in hip hop and rap, as well as much earlier jazz and R&B. We'll explore some of those sources, and strut with Kermit Ruffins and Sam Morgan, head "Down Yonder" with Smiley Lewis, and "Take it to the Street" with Rebirth Brass Band.

IT'S CARNIVAL TIME!

From New Orleans to southern France, Trinidad to Brazil, we celebrate Mardi Gras masquerading and dancing to the beat of Carnival music. We'll visit with Mardi Gras Indian Chief Monk Boudreaux as he suits up in handmade, feathered regalia and struts through the streets with his gang. Then we travel to southern France for the Carnival parade and music of Nice, and costumed revelry a few hours east in the wine country town of Limoux. Back home in French Louisiana, it's the Cajun Courir de Mardi Gras where beggar clowns dance for a chicken to put in a communal gumbo feast. Plus calypso, New Orleans brass bands and rhythm & blues classics to keep the krewe mamboing through the end of Fat Tuesday.

DREAMERS THEN AND NOW: ERIC ANDERSEN & SAMANTHA FISH

We explore the world of daydreams, nostalgia, fantasy and future selves. Time travel with songwriting scenester Eric Andersen back to his days hanging with the Beats at City Lights bookstore and Greenwich Village's folk music scene, train-riding across Canada with Janis Joplin, Buddy Guy and the Grateful Dead and tripping out on music and hallucinogens. Sit in with youthful blues guitar-slinger Samantha Fish for an in-studio performance and conversation as she waxes political and poetic about the "American Dream" and tells of growing up in Kansas City pursuing her childhood dream to take the stage. And hear moon-eyed romantic numbers from Bobby Darin and Patsy Cline and riverine reveries from Lee Dorsey and Roy Orbison.

IN THE SPIRIT OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. WITH CYRIL NEVILLE

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. From our archives, the late jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard talks free form music and freedom of expression. Plus, Bob Dylan gives voice to the social unrest of the Sixties. Cellist and singer Leyla McCalla, formerly of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, reprises "The Capitalist Blues" for a new generation. And Big Mama Thornton brings a musical storm tide with her defiantly upbeat take on "Wade in the Water." Be in that number with American Routes for MLK Day weekend!

BREAKING OUT: BRITISH BLUES TO NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE

From Great Britain to the Big Easy, we explore the sounds of musical and social breakouts. First, we hear how British blues pioneer John Mayall broke out of England with his band the Bluesbreakers, bringing British blues to a larger audience. We'll hear some of Mayall's sources and contemporaries, like Big Maceo and Eric Clapton. Then, it's butt shakes and backbeats with Big Freedia, the Queen Diva of New Orleans Bounce, a rhythmic dance music with sources in hip hop and rap, as well as much earlier jazz and R&B. We'll explore some of those sources, and strut with Kermit Ruffins and Sam Morgan, head "Down Yonder" with Smiley Lewis, and "Take it to the Street" with Rebirth Brass Band.

AMERICAN ROUTES AT THE MOVIES 2019

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.

BREAKING OUT: BRITISH BLUES TO NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE

From Great Britain to the Big Easy, we explore the sounds of musical and social breakouts. First, we hear how British blues pioneer John Mayall broke out of England with his band the Bluesbreakers, bringing British blues to a larger audience. We'll hear some of Mayall's sources and contemporaries, like Big Maceo and Eric Clapton. Then, it's butt shakes and backbeats with Big Freedia, the Queen Diva of New Orleans Bounce, a rhythmic dance music with sources in hip hop and rap, as well as much earlier jazz and R&B. We'll explore some of those sources, and strut with Kermit Ruffins and Sam Morgan, head "Down Yonder" with Smiley Lewis, and "Take it to the Street" with Rebirth Brass Band. Photo credit: David Gomez

AMERICAN ROUTES AT THE MOVIES 2019

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.

IN THE SPIRIT OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. WITH CYRIL NEVILLE

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. From our archives, the late jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard talks free form music and freedom of expression. Plus, Bob Dylan gives voice to the social unrest of the Sixties. Cellist and singer Leyla McCalla, formerly of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, reprises "The Capitalist Blues" for a new generation. And Big Mama Thornton brings a musical storm tide with her defiantly upbeat take on "Wade in the Water." Be in that number with American Routes for MLK Day weekend!

DREAMERS THEN & NOW: ERIC ANDERSEN & SAMANTHA FISH

We explore the world of daydreams, nostalgia, fantasy and future selves. Time travel with songwriting scenester Eric Andersen back to his days hanging with the Beats at City Lights bookstore and Greenwich Village's folk music scene, train-riding across Canada with Janis Joplin, Buddy Guy and the Grateful Dead and tripping out on music and hallucinogens. Sit in with youthful blues guitar-slinger Samantha Fish for an in-studio performance and convo as she waxes political and poetic about the "American Dream" and tells of growing up in Kansas City pursuing her childhood dream to take the stage. And hear moon-eyed romantic numbers from Bobby Darin and Patsy Cline and riverine reveries from Lee Dorsey and Roy Orbison.

CROSSOVER DREAMS: LATIN MUSIC IN AMERICA

We'll sample the sabor latino in American music. Join us for conversation with Los Lobos on their mix of American pop and Mexican traditions. We'll visit Los Cenzontles, a community arts center in San Francisco dedicated to the teaching of Mexican music, and drop by a Philadelphia radio show spinning salsa hits for the neighborhood. Then, we'll sit in with pianist and bandleader Oscar Hernandez of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra for some Nuyorican beats and salsa moves. Plus a special performance by San Antonio's queen of the conjunto accordion, Eva Ybarra.

TIMEKEEPERS: THE ART OF DRUMMING WITH JM VAN EATON, ZIGABOO MODELISTE, TITO PUENTE, BEN RILEY AND SHANNON POWELL

This week on American Routes, we're keeping the beat with drummers and rhythm makers across the genres: everyone from Sun Records' Rockabilly drummer JM Van Eaton, to jazz percussionist Ben Riley, who had to keep up with the unconventional rhythms of Thelonious Monk. In between, we listen live in-studio to New Orleans' King of Treme, Shannon Powell, whose music takes us from the church to the streets and beyond. The funky backbone of The Meters, Joseph "Ziggy" Modeliste tells us what it really means to hit a groove, and we'll play an encore presentation of our interview with New York City percussionist, Tito Puente, El Rey de los Timbales.

DREAMERS THEN & NOW: ERIC ANDERSEN & SAMANTHA FISH

As the promise of summer rises with the heat index, we explore the world of daydreams, nostalgia, fantasy and future selves. Time travel with songwriting scenester Eric Andersen back to his days hanging with the Beats at City Lights bookstore and Greenwich Village's folk music scene, train-riding across Canada with Janis Joplin, Buddy Guy and the Grateful Dead and tripping out on music and hallucinogens. Sit in with youthful blues guitar-slinger Samantha Fish for an in-studio performance and convo as she waxes political and poetic about the "American Dream" and tells of growing up in Kansas City pursuing her childhood dream to take the stage. And hear moon-eyed romantic numbers from Bobby Darin and Patsy Cline and riverine reveries from Lee Dorsey and Roy Orbison.

NEW ORLEANS' PRESERVATION HALL PERSEVERES & REMEMBERING HUGH MASEKELA

We are live in New Orleans at Preservation Hall for the nouveau stylings and hybrid sounds that have been cooking up in the historic jazz hub since second-generation director and bass player Ben Jaffe took the helm. We hear funky new grooves from the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, whose band members range from 20-somethings to an octogenarian. And we witness the sonic chemistry when the band is paired with singer Tom Waits, bluegrasser Del McCoury and New Orleans hoodoo rocker Dr. John. Plus, we remember the late South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela, who fused Afrobeat, bebop, pop and the songs of his homeland as a leading voice in the fight against apartheid.

IT'S CARNIVAL TIME!

From New Orleans to southern France, Trinidad to Brazil, we celebrate Mardi Gras masquerading and dancing to the beat of Carnival music. We'll visit with Mardi Gras Indian Chief Monk Boudreaux as he suits up in handmade, feathered regalia and struts through the streets with his gang. Then we travel to southern France for the Carnival parade and music of Nice, and costumed revelry a few hours east in the wine country town of Limoux. Back home in French Louisiana, it's the Cajun Courir de Mardi Gras where beggar clowns dance for a chicken to put in a communal gumbo feast. Plus calypso, New Orleans brass bands and rhythm & blues classics to keep the krewe mamboing through the end of Fat Tuesday.

ROCKIN' BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN: TO RUSSIA WITH LOVE

During the Cold War, the U.S. State Department started sending jazz musicians overseas with the tactical aim of using their hot licks to thaw relations with Eastern Bloc countries. Jazz great Dave Brubeck recalls how Louis Armstrong, a.k.a. "Ambassador Satch," won international hearts and minds with his trumpet. Band member Arvell Shaw saw Armstrong literally disarm Russian guards in East Berlin. Meanwhile, fear of nuclear war with the Soviets infiltrated American popular consciousness resulting in gospel, bluegrass and pop odes to and protests against atomic weapons. In the Sixties, the airwaves were dominated by rock'n'roll, which pirate radio stations and the Armed Forces Network piped across the Iron Curtain. AFN soldier/deejay Rik De Lisle tells about spinning tunes that helped destabilize the Berlin Wall, and Hungarian diplomat/rock guitarist Andras Simonyi and Russian musician Stas Namin talk about life in the Soviet sphere and the cultural revolution sparked by the Beatles, Traffic and Jimi Hendrix.

ROCKIN' THE BLUES WITH SONNY BURGESS & SNOOKS EAGLIN

Tune in and rock the blues with two guitar men who do it with great authority. First up is Arkansas wild man and original Sun Records rockabilly Sonny Burgess who tore it up, playing his hits "We Wanna Boogie," "Red-Headed Woman" and others well into his eighties, before passing away last month. And hear a live set from the late great New Orleans bluesman and human jukebox Snooks Eaglin, recorded in 2007 at his home base, the famous Rock 'N' Bowl nightclub, where one can do either of those, or both, at the same time. Feel the beat in blues, jazz, Western swing and more with a music mix designed to rock your blues away.

SUN, SURF AND SOUL: SEA BREEZE BEACH AND SAN DIEGO SURFERS

It's summertime, and the living is easy on American Routes, where we've got cool tunes from Miles Davis, Ray Charles, Martha and the Vandellas, and the Beach Boys to help you beat that summer heat. We'll hear memories of Sea Breeze, NC, a historically Black resort community that was an early site of integration in the Jim Crow South... And visit with some surfers at Mission Beach, San Diego.

ROCKIN' BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN: TO RUSSIA WITH LOVE

During the Cold War, the U.S. State Department started sending jazz musicians overseas with the tactical aim of using their hot licks to thaw relations with Eastern Bloc countries. Jazz great Dave Brubeck recalls how Louis Armstrong, a.k.a. "Ambassador Satch," won international hearts and minds with his trumpet. Band member Arvell Shaw saw Armstrong literally disarm Russian guards in East Berlin. Meanwhile, fear of nuclear war with the Soviets infiltrated American popular consciousness resulting in gospel, bluegrass and pop odes to and protests against atomic weapons. In the Sixties, the airwaves were dominated by rock'n'roll, which pirate radio stations and the Armed Forces Network piped across the Iron Curtain. AFN soldier/deejay Rik De Lisle tells about spinning tunes that helped destabilize the Berlin Wall, and Hungarian diplomat/rock guitarist Andras Simonyi and Russian musician Stas Namin talk about life in the Soviet sphere and the cultural revolution sparked by the Beatles, Traffic and Jimi Hendrix.

TIMEKEEPERS: THE ART OF DRUMMING WITH JM VAN EATON, ZIGABOO MODELISTE, TITO PUENTE, BEN RILEY AND SHANNON POWELL

This week on American Routes, we're keeping the beat with drummers and rhythm makers across the genres: everyone from Sun Records' Rockabilly drummer JM Van Eaton, to jazz percussionist Ben Riley, who had to keep up with the unconventional rhythms of Thelonious Monk. In between, we listen live in-studio to New Orleans' King of Treme, Shannon Powell, whose music takes us from the church to the streets and beyond. The funky backbone of The Meters, Joseph, "Ziggy" Modeliste tells us what it really means to hit a groove, and we'll play an encore presentation of our interview with New York City percussionist, Tito Puente, El Rey de los Timbales.

ROCKIN' THE BLUES WITH SONNY BURGESS & SNOOKS EAGLIN

Tune in and rock the blues with two guitar men who do it with great authority. First up is Arkansas wild man and original Sun Records rockabilly Sonny Burgess who still tears it up, playing his hits "We Wanna Boogie," "Red-Headed Woman" and others well into his seventies. And hear a live set from the late great New Orleans bluesman and human jukebox Snooks Eaglin, recorded in 2007 at his home base, the famous Rock 'N' Bowl nightclub, where one can do either of those, or both, at the same time. Feel the beat in blues, jazz, Western swing and more with a music mix designed to rock your blues away.

TIMEKEEPERS: THE ART OF DRUMMING WITH JM VAN EATON, ZIGABOO MODELISTE, TITO PUENTE, BEN RILEY AND SHANNON POWELL

This week on American Routes, we're keeping the beat with drummers and rhythm makers across the genres: everyone from Sun Records' Rockabilly drummer JM Van Eaton, to jazz percussionist Ben Riley, who had to keep up with the unconventional rhythms of Thelonious Monk. In between, we listen live in-studio to New Orleans' King of Treme, Shannon Powell, whose music takes us from the church to the streets and beyond. The funky backbone of The Meters, Joseph "Ziggy" Modeliste tells us what it really means to hit a groove, and we'll play an encore presentation of our interview with New York City percussionist, Tito Puente, El Rey de los Timbales.

SUN, SURF AND SOUL: SEA BREEZE BEACH AND SAN DIEGO SURFERS

It's summertime, and the living in easy on American Routes. We've got cool tunes from Miles Davis, Ray Charles, Martha and the Vandellas, and the Beach Boys to help you beat that summer heat. We'll hear memories of Sea Breeze, NC, a historically Black resort community that was an early site of integration in the Jim Crow South... And visit with some surfers at Mission Beach, San Diego.

TIMEKEEPERS: THE ART OF DRUMMING WITH JM VAN EATON, ZIGGY MODELISTE, AND SHANNON POWELL

This week on American Routes, we're keeping the beat with drummers and rhythm makers across the genres: everyone from Sun Records' Rockabilly drummer JM Van Eaton, to jazz percussionist Ben Riley, who had to keep up with the unconventional rhythms of Thelonious Monk. In between, we hear live in-studio from New Orleans' King of Treme, Shannon Powell, whose music takes us from the church to the streets and beyond. The funky backbone of The Meters, Joseph "Ziggy" Modeliste tells us what it really means to hit a groove, and we'll play an encore presentation of our interview with New York City percussionist, Tito Puente, El Rey de los Timbales.

THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

It's an exploration of the funk universe on American Routes. New York City's pioneer of Afro-Latin Soul, Joe Bataan, tells us about his boogaloo beginnings, melding latin beats with soulful sounds and his move toward "salsoul" and rap. And a conversation with Stanton Moore and Ben Ellman from New Orleans' Galactic about their love of all things funky from the Crescent City and beyond.

CROSSOVER DREAMS: LATIN MUSIC IN AMERICA

We'll sample the sabor latino in American music. Join us for conversation with Los Lobos on their mix of American pop and Mexican traditions. We'll visit Los Cenzontles, a community arts center in San Francisco dedicated to the teaching of Mexican music, and drop by a Philadelphia radio show spinning salsa hits for the neighborhood. Then, we'll sit in with pianist and bandleader Oscar Hernandez of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra for some Nuyorican beats and salsa moves. Plus a special performance by San Antonio's queen of the conjunto accordion, Eva Ybarra.

KINGS OF THE ROAD: FROM RAMBLIN' JACK TO KEROUAC

Get your key to the highway... this American Routes looks at "the road" as destination, inspiration and home away from home in blues, country, jazz and more. Folkie and fellow traveler Ramblin' Jack Elliot recalls the allure of the road in music and life. Plus, historian and author Douglas Brinkley joins us to speak on travel as muse for beat author Jack Kerouac and others.

EASTER WITH DONALD HARRISON, JR. AND HOLMES BROTHERS

Easter weekend is a time for reflection and family, and our guests certainly fit the bill. Donald Harrison, Jr. is a saxophone player and New Orleans native now based in New York. Harrison's ties to New Orleans run deep, musically and culturally. His work has long echoed strains of Mardi Gras Indian chants and street beats - not surprisingly as his late father was Big Chief of the Guardians of the Flame tribe, a position Donald Jr. has since assumed. Wendell and Sherman Holmes, plus longtime friend Popsy Dixon make up the Holmes Brothers, a vocal group best known for putting their personal stamp on blues, gospel, country, pop and more. The brothers join us to talk about the transition from Christ Church, Virginia to New York and back again to home and family.

THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

It's an exploration of the funk universe on American Routes. New York City's pioneer of Afro-Latin Soul, Joe Bataan, tells us about his boogaloo beginnings, melding Latin beats with soulful sounds and his move toward "salsoul" and rap. And a conversation with Stanton Moore and Ben Ellman from New Orleans' Galactic about their love of all things funky from the Crescent City and beyond.

KINGS OF THE ROAD: FROM RAMBLIN' JACK TO KEROUAC

Get your key to the highway... this American Routes looks at "the road" as destination, inspiration and home away from home in blues, country, jazz and more. Folkie and fellow traveler Ramblin' Jack Elliot recalls the allure of the road in music and life. Plus, historian and author Douglas Brinkley joins us to speak on travel as muse for beat author Jack Kerouac and others.

THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

It's an exploration of the funk universe on American Routes. New York City's pioneer of Afro-Latin Soul, Joe Bataan, tells us about his boogaloo beginnings, melding latin beats with soulful sounds and his move toward "salsoul" and rap. And a conversation with Stanton Moore and Ben Ellman from New Orleans' Galactic about their love of all things funky from the Crescent City and beyond.

CROSSOVER DREAMS: LATIN MUSIC IN AMERICA

We'll sample the sabor latino in American music. Join us for conversation with Los Lobos on their mix of American pop and Mexican traditions. We'll visit Los Cenzontles, a community arts center in San Francisco dedicated to the teaching of Mexican music, and drop by a Philadelphia radio show spinning salsa hits for the neighborhood. Then, we'll sit in with pianist and bandleader Oscar Hernandez of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra for some Nuyorican beats and salsa moves. Plus a special performance by San Antonio's queen of the conjunto accordion, Eva Ybarra.

THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

It's an exploration of the funk universe on American Routes. New York City pioneer of Afro-Latin Soul, Joe Bataan, tells us about his boogaloo beginnings, melding latin beats with soulful sounds and his move toward "salsoul" and rap. And a conversation with Stanton Moore and Ben Ellman from New Orleans' Galactic about their love of all things funky from the Crescent City and beyond.

CROSSOVER DREAMS: LATIN MUSIC IN AMERICA

We'll sample the sabor latino in American music. Join us for conversation with Los Lobos on their mix of American pop and Mexican traditions. We'll visit Los Cenzontles, a community arts center in San Francisco dedicated to the teaching of Mexican music, and drop by a Philadelphia radio show spinning salsa hits for the neighborhood. Then, we'll sit in with pianist and bandleader Oscar Hernandez of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra for some Nuyorican beats and salsa moves. Plus a special performance by San Antonio's queen of the conjunto accordion, Eva Ybarra.

ROCKIN' THE BLUES WITH SONNY BURGESS AND SNOOKS EAGLIN

Tune in and rock the blues with two guitar men who do it with great authority. First up is Arkansas wild man and original Sun Records rockabilly Sonny Burgess who still tears it up, playing his hits "We Wanna Boogie," "Red-Headed Woman" and others well into his seventies. And hear a live set from the late great New Orleans bluesman and human jukebox Snooks Eaglin, recorded in 2007 at his home base, the famous Rock 'N' Bowl nightclub, where one can do either of those, or both, at the same time. Feel the beat in blues, jazz, Western swing and more with a music mix designed to rock your blues away.

AMERICA'S HIPPIE HERITAGE

Tune in and turn on to our nation's fringe heritage. Along with their spiritual forefathers, the beatniks and folkies, our hippie generation latched on to great music before them--from old-time country and bluegrass, bebop, blues and more--and created their own versions. We're joined by Maria Muldaur who recalls making jug-band music in the West Village in the '60s. Also, we speak with bass player Jack Casady, a founding member of the Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna.

EASTER WITH DONALD HARRISON, JR. AND THE HOLMES BROTHERS

Easter weekend is a time for reflection and family, and our guests certainly fit the bill. Donald Harrison, Jr. is a saxophone player and New Orleans native now based in New York. His work has long echoed strains of Mardi Gras Indian chants and street beats... not surprisingly, as his late father was Big Chief of the Guardians of the Flame. Wendell and Sherman Holmes, plus longtime friend Popsy Dixon, make up the Holmes Brothers, a vocal group best known for putting their personal stamp on blues, gospel, country, pop and more. The brothers join us to talk about the transition from Christ Church, Virginia to New York and back again to home and family.

CROSSOVER DREAMS: LATIN MUSIC IN AMERICA

This week on American Routes we'll sample the sabor latino in American music. Join us for conversation with Los Lobos on their mix of American pop and Mexican traditions. We'll visit Los Cenzontles, a community arts center in San Francisco dedicated to the teaching of Mexican music, and drop by a Philadelphia radio show spinning salsa hits for the neighborhood. Then we'll sit in with pianist and bandleader Oscar Hernandez of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra for some Nuyorican beats and salsa moves. Plus a special performance by San Antonio's queen of the conjunto accordion, Eva Ybarra.

NEW YORK II: BEAT OF THE BOROUGHS

Head to New York City with American Routes as we search out the beat of the boroughs. Sit in with Seleno Clarke as he hosts a Sunday night Hammond B-3 organ jam at the Harlem American Legion Hall. Pick and grin downtown in Washington Square Park as country comes to the city for a reunion of bluegrass musicians from the 1950s and 60s. Then it's up to the South Bronx to trace Latin music from Mambo to Hip-Hop. Plus music from and about the city from John Coltrane, Bob Dylan and other musicians that called New York home.

KINGS OF THE ROAD: FROM RAMBLIN' JACK TO KEROUAC

Get your key to the highway... this American Routes looks at "the road" as destination, inspiration and home away from home in blues, country, jazz and more. Folkie and fellow traveler Ramblin' Jack Elliot recalls the allure of the road in music and life. Plus, historian and author Douglas Brinkley joins us to speak on travel as muse for beat author Jack Kerouac and others.

ROCKIN' THE BLUES WITH SONNY BURGESS & SNOOKS EAGLIN

Tune in and rock the blues with two guitar men who do it with great authority. First up is Arkansas wild man and original Sun Records rockabilly Sonny Burgess who still tears it up, playing his hits "We Wanna Boogie," "Red-Headed Woman" and others well into his seventies. And hear a live set from the late great New Orleans bluesman and human jukebox Snooks Eaglin, recorded onstage in 2007 at his home base, the famous Rock 'n' Bowl nightclub, where one can do either of those, or both, at the same time. Feel the beat in blues, jazz, Western swing and more with a music mix designed to rock your blues away.

EASTER WITH DONALD HARRISON, JR. AND THE HOLMES BROTHERS

Easter weekend is a time for reflection and family, and our guests certainly fit the bill. Donald Harrison, Jr. is a saxophone player and New Orleans native now based in New York. Harrison's ties to New Orleans run deep, musically and culturally. His work has long echoed strains of Mardi Gras Indian chants and street beats... not surprisingly as his late father was Big Chief of the Guardians of the Flame tribe, a position Donald Jr. has since assumed. Wendell and Sherman Holmes, plus longtime friend Popsy Dixon make up the Holmes Brothers, a vocal group best known for putting their personal stamp on blues, gospel, country, pop and more. The brothers join us to talk about the transition from Christ Church, Virginia to New York and back again to home and family.

AMERICA'S HIPPIE HERITAGE

Tune in and turn on to our nation's fringe heritage. Along with their spiritual forefathers, the beatniks and folkies, our hippie generation latched on to great music before them--from old-time country and bluegrass, bebop, blues and more--and created their own versions. We're joined by Maria Muldaur who recalls making jug-band music in the West Village in the '60s. Also, we speak with bass player Jack Casady, a founding member of the Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna.

KINGS OF THE ROAD: FROM RAMBLIN' JACK TO KEROUAC

Get your key to the highway... this American Routes looks at "the road" as destination, inspiration and home away from home in blues, country, jazz and more. Folkie and fellow traveler Ramblin' Jack Elliot recalls the allure of the road in music and life. Plus, historian and author Douglas Brinkley joins us to speak on travel as muse for beat author Jack Kerouac and others.

NEW YORK II: BEAT OF THE BOROUGHS

Head to New York City with American Routes as we search out the beat of the boroughs. Sit in with Seleno Clarke as he hosts a Sunday night Hammond B-3 organ jam at the Harlem American Legion Hall. Pick and grin downtown in Washington Square Park as country comes to the city for a reunion of bluegrass musicians from the 1950s and 60s. Then it's up to the South Bronx to trace Latin music from Mambo to Hip-Hop. Plus music from and about the city from John Coltrane, Bob Dylan and other musicians that called New York home.

ROCKIN' THE BLUES WITH SONNY BURGESS & SNOOKS EAGLIN

Tune in and rock the blues with two guitar men who do it with great authority. First up is Arkansas wild man and original Sun Records rockabilly Sonny Burgess who still tears it up, playing his hits "We Wanna Boogie," "Red-Headed Woman" and others well into his seventies. And hear a live set from the great New Orleans bluesman and human jukebox Snooks Eaglin, recorded onstage at his home base, the famous Rock 'N' Bowl nightclub, where one can do either of those, or both, at the same time. Feel the beat in blues, jazz, Western swing and more with a music mix designed to rock your blues away.

EASTER WITH DONALD HARRISON, JR. AND HOLMES BROTHERS

Easter weekend is a time for reflection and family, and our guests certainly fit the bill. Donald Harrison, Jr. is a saxophone player and New Orleans native now based in New York. Harrison's ties to New Orleans run deep, musically and culturally. His work has long echoed strains of Mardi Gras Indian chants and street beats--not surprisingly as his late father was Big Chief of the Guardians of the Flame tribe, a position Donald Jr. has since assumed. Wendell and Sherman Holmes, plus longtime friend Popsy Dixon, make up the Holmes Brothers, a vocal group best known for putting their personal stamp on blues, gospel, country, pop and more. The brothers join us to talk about the transition from Christ Church, Virginia to New York and back again to home and family.

AMERICA'S HIPPIE HERITAGE

Tune in and turn on to our nation's fringe heritage. Along with their spiritual forefathers, the beatniks and folkies, our hippie generation latched on to great music before them--from old-time country and bluegrass, bebop, blues and more--and created their own versions. We're joined by Maria Muldaur, who recalls making jug-band music in the West Village in the '60s. Also, we speak with bass player Jack Casady, a founding member of the Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna.

BO DIDDLEY / TONY JOE WHITE

On the next American Routes as the weather warms up we treat you to two very cool guests. Mississippi-born and Chicago-bred legend Bo Diddley talks about his songs "I'm a Man," "Who Do You Love," and that signature Bo Diddley beat. Tony Joe White comes up from the swamps to play an acoustic version of "Polk Salad Annie," among other tunes. Plus, a refreshing visit to a local New Orleans favorite, Hansen's Sno Bliz, servin' up the best sno-cones you've ever tasted.

DELTA DAILY LIFE

A musical return to that fount of styles called the blues as we take a tour of the Mississippi Delta, and also visit kinfolk in Memphis, Chicago, and Oakland. We'll hear about blues roots and routes in conversations with singer Little Milton, Delta Deejay Early Wright -- famous for his "snake alerts" -- and at a Clarksdale, Mississippi, barbershop where stropping the razor to a beat is an art form.

STREETBEATS

We got the beat. From second line rhythms and tap dance in the street, to funk in the studio and the cowbell on concert stage, rhythm's something we all have. This week, check out the beats of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Cuban bandleader Cachao and tap-dancer Savoin Glover. Plus drummer Earl Palmer tells us about playing with Little Richard and Fats Domino. We'll dig into the clave rhythm with Tom McDermott, and Elvis' man in the pocket DJ Fontana keeps the beat with American Routes.

SPRING

New season, new music in the air! In addition to a lively spring mix of music, we'll bring you the sounds of the birds in Belize, the bees in urban New Orleans... and the man who sings like a frog. New Orleans R&B star Clarence "Frogman" Henry tells us about his amphibious voice, his collection of frogs, and hanging out with the Beatles on tour in '64.

SPRING

New season, new music in the air! In addition to a lively spring mix of music, we'll bring you the sounds of the birds in Belize, the bees in urban New Orleans... and the man who sings like a frog. New Orleans R&B star Clarence "Frogman" Henry tells us about his amphibious voice, his collection of frogs, and hanging out with the Beatles on tour in '64.

CHRISTMAS 2002

Christmas comes but once a year! American Routes digs into a bag of sound that's been a year in the filling to bring you Christmas and seasonal music of the up, down, and off-beat variety we hope you've come to count on from (not) Saint Nick and the crew. Plus Chuck Siler, a museum curator and visual artist, tells us about his experience as a black Santa in 1968. Keep a cool Yule.

BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA & ULALI

Beat the heat with the gospel shouts of the Blind Boys of Alabama! The five octogenarian singers talk about the deep faith that keeps the music going. Plus the unique harmonies of Native American trio Ulali, and a tribute to the late zydeco accordionist Boozoo Chavis.

BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA & ULALI

Beat the heat with the gospel shouts of the Blind Boys of Alabama! The five octegenarian singers talk about the deep faith that keeps the music going. Plus the unique harmonies of Native American trio Ulali, and a tribute to the late zydeco accordionist Boozoo Chavis.

DELTA DAILY LIFE.

A musical return to that fount of styles called the blues as we take a tour of the Mississippi Delta, and also visit kinfolk in Memphis, Chicago, and Oakland. We'll hear about blues roots and routes in conversations with singer Little Milton, Delta Deejay Early Wright -- famous for his "snake alerts" -- and at a Clarksdale, Mississippi, barbershop where stropping the razor to a beat is an art form.

DELTA DAILY LIFE

A musical return to that fount of styles called the blues as we take a musical tour of the Mississippi Delta and also visit kinfolk in Memphis, Chicago, and Oakland. We'll hear about blues roots and routes in conversations with singer Little Milton, Delta Deejay Early Wright--famous for his "snake alerts"--and at a Clarksdale, Mississippi, barbershop where stropping the razor to a beat is an art form.

JACK KEROUAC

Music from "on the road" with Jack Kerouac reading his poetry and the soundscape his hometown Lowell, Massachusetts. Music from Dizzy Gillespie, Tom Waits, Slim Gaillard, Willie Nelson, and Morphine ensure that The Beats go on!

JAZZ FEST WITH EARL PALMER

This week, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is in full swing. We'll have music of Festival artists from South Louisiana and beyond, and talk with the drummer who put the backbeat into rock & roll, Earl Palmer. Also, as a tribute to Duke Ellington on the occasion of the centennial of his birth, we'll hear his "New Orleans Suite."

JACK KEROUAC

Music from "on the road" with Jack Kerouac and his hometown Lowell, Massachusetts. The Beats go on!

STREET BEATS WITH DJ FONTANA

Street beats from tap to rap, boogie to soul, surf to jazz... as well as a chat with drummer D.J. Fontana, the man who kept time for Elvis Presley.

STREET BEATS WITH DJ FONTANA

Street beats from tap to rap, blues, boogie and soul, surf to jazz... as well as a chat with drummer D. J. Fontana, the man who kept time for Elvis Presley.

FROM THE SHOW: LEAP DAY: FORGOTTEN TREASURES

From the show "Leap Day: Forgotten Treasures" originally aired on February 28th, 2024

FROM THE SHOW: LEAP DAY: FORGOTTEN TREASURES

From the show "Leap Day: Forgotten Treasures" originally aired on February 28th, 2024

FROM THE SHOW: NORTH AMERICAN ROUTES FROM SOUTH LOUISIANA TO CAPE BRETON WITH THE SAVOY-DOUCET CAJUN BAND AND BEOLACH

From the show "North American Routes from South Louisiana to Cape Breton with the Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band and Beolach" originally aired on January 17th, 2024

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on December 13th, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on December 13th, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: FLYING WITH THE BYRDS & THE BURRITOS ON AMERICAN ROUTES AIRLINES

From the show "Flying with the Byrds & the Burritos on American Routes Airlines" originally aired on October 18th, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BANJO/GUITARIST DANNY BARKER & AMERICAN ROUTES LIVE WITH DETROIT BROOKS AND HIS SYNCOPATED PERCOLATORS

From the show "New Orleans Jazz Banjo/Guitarist Danny Barker & American Routes Live with Detroit Brooks and his Syncopated Percolators" originally aired on September 27th, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: NORTH AMERICAN ROUTES FROM SOUTH LOUISIANA TO CAPE BRETON WITH THE SAVOY-DOUCET CAJUN BAND AND BEOLACH

From the show "North American Routes from South Louisiana to Cape Breton with the Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band and Beolach" originally aired on July 26th, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: FLYING WITH THE BYRDS & THE BURRITOS ON AMERICAN ROUTES AIRLINES

From the show "Flying with the Byrds & the Burritos on American Routes Airlines " originally aired on April 12th, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: REIMAGINING KENTUCKY COUNTRY MUSIC & NEW ORLEANS JAZZ WITH KELSEY WALDON AND AURORA NEALAND

From the show "Reimagining Kentucky Country Music & New Orleans Jazz with Kelsey Waldon and Aurora Nealand" originally aired on March 22nd, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: REIMAGINING KENTUCKY COUNTRY MUSIC & NEW ORLEANS JAZZ WITH KELSEY WALDON AND AURORA NEALAND

From the show "Reimagining Kentucky Country Music & New Orleans Jazz with Kelsey Waldon and Aurora Nealand" originally aired on March 22nd, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BANJO/GUITARIST DANNY BARKER & AMERICAN ROUTES LIVE WITH DETROIT BROOKS AND HIS SYNCOPATED PERCOLATORS

From the show "New Orleans Jazz Banjo/Guitarist Danny Barker & American Routes Live with Detroit Brooks and his Syncopated Percolators" originally aired on March 1st, 2023

FROM THE SHOW: REIMAGINING KENTUCKY COUNTRY MUSIC & NEW ORLEANS JAZZ WITH KELSEY WALDON AND AURORA NEALAND

From the show "Reimagining Kentucky Country Music & New Orleans Jazz with Kelsey Waldon and Aurora Nealand" originally aired on September 21st, 2022

FROM THE SHOW: REIMAGINING KENTUCKY COUNTRY MUSIC & NEW ORLEANS JAZZ WITH KELSEY WALDON AND AURORA NEALAND

From the show "Reimagining Kentucky Country Music & New Orleans Jazz with Kelsey Waldon and Aurora Nealand" originally aired on September 21st, 2022

FROM THE SHOW: DOO-WOP GOLDEN OLDIES-BLACK & WHITE CLASSICS OF THE 50S, 60S AND NOW-WITH DION!

From the show "Doo-Wop Golden Oldies-Black & White Classics of the 50s, 60s and Now-with Dion!" originally aired on August 24th, 2022

FROM THE SHOW: BREAKING OUT: BRITISH BLUES TO NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE

From the show "Breaking Out: British Blues To New Orleans Bounce" originally aired on May 11th, 2022

FROM THE SHOW: KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

From the show "Kingpins of the Gulf Coast: Rodney Crowell & Dr. John" originally aired on May 4th, 2022

FROM THE SHOW: MUSIC CIRCUS

From the show "Music Circus" originally aired on April 20th, 2022

FROM THE SHOW: BLUES FOR HOME AND HIGHWAYS: EDDIE COTTON, JR. & WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY

From the show "Blues for Home and Highways: Eddie Cotton, Jr. & Willis Alan Ramsey" originally aired on December 8th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: SONGS OF RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS: JOAN SHELLEY & JEFF LITTLE

From the show "Songs of Rivers and Mountains: Joan Shelley & Jeff Little" originally aired on December 1st, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: MUSIC CIRCUS

From the show "Music Circus" originally aired on October 6th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: PIANO ON A TRUCK AND GUITARS ON STAGE

From the show "Piano on a Truck and Guitars on Stage" originally aired on August 25th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: DOO-WOP GOLDEN OLDIES - BLACK & WHITE CLASSICS OF THE 50S, 60S AND NOW-WITH DION!

From the show "Doo-Wop Golden Oldies - Black & White Classics of the 50s, 60s and Now–with Dion!" originally aired on July 14th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: PET SOUNDS REVISITED: SONGS OF DOGS, CATS, BIRDS & OTHER MOSTLY...BELOVED CREATURES

From the show "Pet Sounds Revisited: Songs of Dogs, Cats, Birds & Other Mostly...Beloved Creatures" originally aired on June 2nd, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: SOUTH TO LOUISIANA WITH ROD BERNARD

From the show "South to Louisiana with Rod Bernard" originally aired on May 12th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: DION: GOLDEN OLDIES -- BLACK & WHITE CLASSICS OF THE 50S, 60S AND NOW

From the show "Dion: Golden Oldies -- Black & White Classics of the 50s, 60s and Now" originally aired on January 20th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: LOVE IS STRANGE WITH JUDY COLLINS AND JIM LAUDERDALE

From the show "Love is Strange with Judy Collins and Jim Lauderdale" originally aired on January 6th, 2021

FROM THE SHOW: PIANO ON A TRUCK AND GUITARS ON STAGE

From the show "Piano on a Truck and Guitars on Stage" originally aired on December 16th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES AND FORGOTTEN TREASURES

From the show "Guilty Pleasures and Forgotten Treasures" originally aired on December 2nd, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES AND FORGOTTEN TREASURES

From the show "Guilty Pleasures and Forgotten Treasures" originally aired on December 2nd, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: BLUES FOR HOME AND HIGHWAYS: EDDIE COTTON, JR. & WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY

From the show "Blues for Home and Highways: Eddie Cotton, Jr. & Willis Alan Ramsey" originally aired on August 19th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: SONGS OF RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS: JOAN SHELLEY AND JEFF LITTLE

From the show "Songs of Rivers and Mountains: Joan Shelley and Jeff Little" originally aired on August 12th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: ROLLING THE STONES WITH CHUCK LEAVELL & BERNARD FOWLER...PLUS ROCKABILLY GENTLEMAN, NARVEL FELTS

From the show "Rolling the Stones with Chuck Leavell & Bernard Fowler...plus Rockabilly Gentleman, Narvel Felts" originally aired on June 24th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: NATIONAL HERITAGE FELLOWS 2019

From the show "National Heritage Fellows 2019" originally aired on May 20th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: LEAP DAY: FORGOTTEN TREASURES

From the show "Leap Day: Forgotten Treasures" originally aired on February 26th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: LEAP DAY: FORGOTTEN TREASURES

From the show "Leap Day: Forgotten Treasures" originally aired on February 26th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: IT'S CARNIVAL TIME!

From the show "It's Carnival Time!" originally aired on February 19th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: BLUES FOR HOME AND HIGHWAYS: EDDIE COTTON, JR. & WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY

From the show "Blues for Home and Highways: Eddie Cotton, Jr. & Willis Alan Ramsey" originally aired on February 5th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES: MUSIC WE LOVE MORE THAN WE CAN SAY

From the show "Guilty Pleasures: Music We Love More Than We Can Say" originally aired on January 29th, 2020

FROM THE SHOW: CREOLES AND COWGIRLS: CHARLIE GABRIEL & THE QUEBE SISTERS

From the show "Creoles and Cowgirls: Charlie Gabriel & the Quebe Sisters" originally aired on December 11th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: BREAKING OUT: BRITISH BLUES TO NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE

From the show "Breaking Out: British Blues to New Orleans Bounce" originally aired on December 4th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: NATIONAL HERITAGE FELLOWS 2019

From the show "National Heritage Fellows 2019" originally aired on November 27th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: SONGS OF RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS: JOAN SHELLEY & JEFF LITTLE

From the show "Songs of Rivers and Mountains: Joan Shelley & Jeff Little" originally aired on November 13th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: PRESERVATION HALL PERSEVERES & GUITARIST ALBERT LEE

From the show "Preservation Hall Perseveres & Guitarist Albert Lee" originally aired on October 16th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: ROLLING THE STONES WITH CHUCK LEAVELL & BERNARD FOWLER... PLUS ROCKABILLY GENTLEMAN, NARVEL FELTS

From the show "Rolling the Stones with Chuck Leavell & Bernard Fowler... Plus Rockabilly Gentleman, Narvel Felts" originally aired on October 9th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES LIVE: WITH THE SOUL REBELS, LOST BAYOU RAMBLERS & MORE

From the show "American Routes Live: With the Soul Rebels, Lost Bayou Ramblers & More" originally aired on October 2nd, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES VOLUME 2: THEN & NOW

From the show "Guilty Pleasures Volume 2: Then & Now" originally aired on September 11th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: BREAKING OUT: BRITISH BLUES TO NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE

From the show "Breaking Out: British Blues to New Orleans Bounce " originally aired on July 17th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: MAKING NEW ORLEANS MUSIC

From the show "Making New Orleans Music" originally aired on July 10th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: LOVE IS STRANGE WITH JIM LAUDERDALE AND JUDY COLLINS

From the show "Love is Strange with Jim Lauderdale and Judy Collins" originally aired on June 26th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES VOLUME 2: THEN AND NOW

From the show "Guilty Pleasures Volume 2: Then and Now" originally aired on May 29th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: SISTERS, BROTHERS, LOVERS & OTHERS: JIMMIE DALE GILMORE, DAVE ALVIN AND SYL & JIMMY JOHNSON

From the show "Sisters, Brothers, Lovers & Others: Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Dave Alvin and Syl & Jimmy Johnson" originally aired on March 27th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: CARNIVAL TIME 2019

From the show "Carnival Time 2019" originally aired on February 27th, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: LOVE IS STRANGE WITH JUDY COLLINS AND JIM LAUDERDALE

From the show "Love is Strange with Judy Collins and Jim Lauderdale" originally aired on January 23rd, 2019

FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES LIVE: NEW YEARS 2018 WITH THE SOUL REBELS, LOST BAYOU RAMBLERS & MORE

From the show "American Routes Live: New Years 2018 with the Soul Rebels, Lost Bayou Ramblers & More" originally aired on December 26th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: ROCK 'N' ROLL THEN & NOW: FATS DOMINO & ALBERT LEE

From the show "Rock 'n' Roll Then & Now: Fats Domino & Albert Lee" originally aired on October 17th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: CREOLES AND COWGIRLS: CHARLIE GABRIEL AND THE QUEBE SISTERS

From the show "Creoles and Cowgirls: Charlie Gabriel and the Quebe Sisters" originally aired on May 30th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: SISTERS, BROTHERS, LOVERS & OTHERS: JIMMIE DALE GILMORE, DAVE ALVIN AND SYL & JIMMY JOHNSON

From the show "Sisters, Brothers, Lovers & Others: Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Dave Alvin and Syl & Jimmy Johnson" originally aired on April 18th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: MUSIC FOR EASTER, PASSOVER AND SPRING - AND CONVERSATION WITH REV. AL GREEN

From the show "Music for Easter, Passover and Spring - and Conversation with Rev. Al Green" originally aired on March 28th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES: MUSIC WE LOVE MORE THAN WE CAN SAY

From the show "Guilty Pleasures: Music We Love More Than We Can Say " originally aired on February 28th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: SONG MAKERS AND SONG TAKERS: WILLIAM BELL AND CHRIS SMITHER

From the show "Song Makers and Song Takers: William Bell and Chris Smither" originally aired on January 24th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: NEW ORLEANS' PRESERVATION HALL PERSEVERES & REMEMBERING HUGH MASEKELA

From the show "New Orleans' Preservation Hall Perseveres & Remembering Hugh Masekela" originally aired on February 14th, 2018

FROM THE SHOW: CREOLES AND COWGIRLS: CHARLIE GABRIEL AND THE QUEBE SISTERS

From the show "Creoles and Cowgirls: Charlie Gabriel and the Quebe Sisters" originally aired on October 18th, 2017

FROM THE SHOW: GUILTY PLEASURES: MUSIC WE LOVE MORE THAN WE CAN SAY

From the show "Guilty Pleasures: Music We Love More Than We Can Say" originally aired on June 7th, 2017

FROM THE SHOW: PHILLY SOUL FOLKS & LOUISIANA SWAMP POP: JOHN OATES & JOHNNIE ALLAN

From the show "Philly Soul Folks & Louisiana Swamp Pop: John Oates & Johnnie Allan" originally aired on March 22nd, 2017

FROM THE SHOW: CARNIVAL KNOWLEDGE: MONK BOUDREAUX, SOUTHERN FRANCE, CONEY ISLAND MERMAID PARADE

From the show "Carnival Knowledge: Monk Boudreaux, Southern France, Coney Island Mermaid Parade" originally aired on February 22nd, 2017

FROM THE SHOW: SONG MAKERS AND SONG TAKERS: WILLIAM BELL AND CHRIS SMITHER

From the show "Song Makers and Song Takers: William Bell and Chris Smither" originally aired on January 18th, 2017

FROM THE SHOW: GULF COAST BLUES AND MORE: BARBARA LYNN & BELTON RICHARD

From the show "Gulf Coast Blues and More: Barbara Lynn & Belton Richard" originally aired on November 9th, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET?: HOWARD TATE AND LYLE LOVETT

From the show "How Blue Can You Get?: Howard Tate and Lyle Lovett" originally aired on October 4th, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: SONG MAKERS AND SONG TAKERS: WILLIAM BELL AND CHRIS SMITHER

From the show "Song Makers and Song Takers: William Bell and Chris Smither" originally aired on September 28th, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: LOVERS, BROTHERS AND OTHERS: MAKING SWEET MUSIC TOGETHER

From the show "Lovers, Brothers and Others: Making Sweet Music Together" originally aired on August 10th, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: DELBERT MCCLINTON AND BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

From the show "Delbert McClinton and Buckwheat Zydeco" originally aired on July 13th, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

From the show "Kingpins of the Gulf Coast: Rodney Crowell & Dr. John" originally aired on March 23rd, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: PHILLY SOUL FOLKS & LOUISIANA SWAMP POP: JOHN OATES & JOHNNIE ALLAN

From the show "Philly Soul Folks & Louisiana Swamp Pop: John Oates & Johnnie Allan" originally aired on February 10th, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: CARNIVAL KNOWLEDGE: MONK BOUDREAUX, SOUTHERN FRANCE, CONEY ISLAND MERMAID PARADE

From the show "Carnival Knowledge: Monk Boudreaux, Southern France, Coney Island Mermaid Parade" originally aired on February 3rd, 2016

FROM THE SHOW: A GRATEFUL JOURNEY: KRIS KRISTOFFERSON

From the show "A Grateful Journey: Kris Kristofferson" originally aired on November 4th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: BLACK KEYS AND SOUL REBELS

From the show "Black Keys and Soul Rebels" originally aired on September 9th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: BLACK KEYS AND SOUL REBELS

From the show "Black Keys and Soul Rebels" originally aired on September 9th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: KATRINA: 10 YEARS AFTER THE FLOOD

From the show "Katrina: 10 Years After the Flood" originally aired on August 26th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS & MUSIC V

From the show "Words & Music V" originally aired on August 19th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: JULY 4TH WEEKEND 2015 WITH JERRY GARCIA & THE GRATEFUL DEAD

From the show "July 4th Weekend 2015 with Jerry Garcia & the Grateful Dead" originally aired on July 1st, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: JULY 4TH WEEKEND 2015 WITH JERRY GARCIA & THE GRATEFUL DEAD

From the show "July 4th Weekend 2015 with Jerry Garcia & the Grateful Dead" originally aired on July 1st, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: JULY 4TH WEEKEND 2015 WITH JERRY GARCIA & THE GRATEFUL DEAD

From the show "July 4th Weekend 2015 with Jerry Garcia & the Grateful Dead" originally aired on July 1st, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: PHILLY SOUL FOLKS & LOUISIANA SWAMP POP: JOHN OATES & JOHNNIE ALLAN

From the show "Philly Soul Folks & Louisiana Swamp Pop: John Oates & Johnnie Allan" originally aired on June 24th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: MUSICAL COUPLES: SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION, LEROY JONES & KATJA TOIVOLA

From the show "Musical Couples: Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola" originally aired on June 17th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

From the show " Kingpins of the Gulf Coast: Rodney Crowell & Dr. John" originally aired on June 3rd, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on May 13th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on May 13th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

From the show "The Funk Soul Universe: Galactic and Joe Bataan" originally aired on April 29th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: LOVERS, BROTHERS AND OTHERS: MAKING SWEET MUSIC TOGETHER

From the show "Lovers, Brothers and Others: Making Sweet Music Together" originally aired on April 1st, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: CARNIVAL KNOWLEDGE: NEW ORLEANS, SOUTH OF FRANCE AND CONEY ISLAND

From the show "Carnival Knowledge: New Orleans, South of France and Coney Island" originally aired on February 11th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: BLUE EYED SOUL AND SWAMP POP: JOHN OATES AND JOHNNIE ALLAN

From the show "Blue Eyed Soul and Swamp Pop: John Oates and Johnnie Allan" originally aired on December 10th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

From the show "Kingpins of the Gulf Coast: Rodney Crowell & Dr. John" originally aired on October 22nd, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: BY ANY OTHER NAME...

From the show "By Any Other Name..." originally aired on October 8th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: LOVERS, BROTHERS AND OTHERS: MAKING SWEET MUSIC TOGETHER

From the show "Lovers, Brothers and Others: Making Sweet Music Together" originally aired on October 1st, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: THE ART OF MUSIC: RICHIE HAVENS, PETER MAX & HATCH SHOW PRINT

From the show "The Art of Music: Richie Havens, Peter Max & Hatch Show Print" originally aired on May 7th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: THE BLACK KEYS & THE SOUL REBELS

From the show "The Black Keys & The Soul Rebels" originally aired on April 2nd, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: THE BLACK KEYS & THE SOUL REBELS

From the show "The Black Keys & The Soul Rebels" originally aired on April 2nd, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

From the show "Kingpins of the Gulf Coast: Rodney Crowell & Dr. John" originally aired on March 26th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: A GRATEFUL JOURNEY: KRIS KRISTOFFERSON

From the show "A Grateful Journey: Kris Kristofferson" originally aired on March 12th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS & MUSIC

From the show "Words & Music" originally aired on March 5th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: LOVERS, BROTHERS AND OTHERS: MAKING SWEET MUSIC TOGETHER

From the show "Lovers, Brothers and Others: Making Sweet Music Together" originally aired on February 12th, 2014

FROM THE SHOW: THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

From the show "The Funk Soul Universe: Galactic and Joe Bataan" originally aired on November 20th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: MUSICAL COUPLES: SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION, LEROY JONES & KATJA TOIVOLA

From the show "Musical Couples: Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola" originally aired on September 4th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET?: HOWARD TATE AND LYLE LOVETT

From the show "How Blue Can You Get?: Howard Tate and Lyle Lovett" originally aired on July 24th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS AND FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks and Frankie Ford" originally aired on June 12th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS AND FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks and Frankie Ford" originally aired on June 12th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: HOW CAN I MISS YOU WHEN YOU WON'T GO AWAY?: DAN HICKS AND COMMANDER CODY

From the show "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?: Dan Hicks and Commander Cody" originally aired on June 5th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS & MUSIC

From the show "Words & Music" originally aired on May 15th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: THE BLACK KEYS & THE SOUL REBELS

From the show "The Black Keys & The Soul Rebels" originally aired on May 1st, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: THE BLACK KEYS & THE SOUL REBELS

From the show "The Black Keys & The Soul Rebels" originally aired on May 1st, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: A GRATEFUL JOURNEY: KRIS KRISTOFFERSON

From the show "A Grateful Journey: Kris Kristofferson" originally aired on April 10th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

From the show "The Funk Soul Universe: Galactic and Joe Bataan" originally aired on March 6th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDMEN: COLLECTOR, PRODUCER, DJ

From the show "Recordmen: Collector, Producer, DJ" originally aired on February 27th, 2013

FROM THE SHOW: MUSICAL COUPLES: SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION, LEROY JONES & KATJA TOIVOLA

From the show "Musical Couples: Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola" originally aired on December 12th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: SWINGIN' THE ELECTION: MUSIC & POLITICS 2012

From the show "Swingin' the Election: Music & Politics 2012" originally aired on October 31st, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on September 12th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on September 12th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: THE BLACK KEYS & THE SOUL REBELS

From the show "The Black Keys & The Soul Rebels" originally aired on June 13th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: THE BLACK KEYS & THE SOUL REBELS

From the show "The Black Keys & The Soul Rebels" originally aired on June 13th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS & MUSIC

From the show "Words & Music" originally aired on May 30th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: THE FUNK SOUL UNIVERSE: GALACTIC AND JOE BATAAN

From the show "The Funk Soul Universe: Galactic and Joe Bataan" originally aired on April 25th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: MUSICAL COUPLES: SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION, LEROY JONES & KATJA TOIVOLA

From the show "Musical Couples: Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola" originally aired on March 14th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS & CAROL FRAN

From the show "Lucinda Williams & Carol Fran" originally aired on February 29th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: GULF COAST BLUES AND MORE: BARBARA LYNN & BELTON RICHARD

From the show "Gulf Coast Blues and More: Barbara Lynn & Belton Richard" originally aired on January 18th, 2012

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on November 9th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: LA LA BROOKS & FRANKIE FORD

From the show "La La Brooks & Frankie Ford" originally aired on November 9th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: THE ART OF MUSIC: RICHIE HAVENS, PETER MAX & HATCH SHOW PRINT

From the show "The Art of Music: Richie Havens, Peter Max & Hatch Show Print" originally aired on September 7th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDS, JUKEBOXES AND RADIO

From the show "Records, Jukeboxes and Radio" originally aired on August 24th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET?: HOWARD TATE AND LYLE LOVETT

From the show "How Blue Can You Get?: Howard Tate and Lyle Lovett" originally aired on July 13th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: SOUTH TO LOUISIANA

From the show "South to Louisiana " originally aired on May 11th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: HOW CAN I MISS YOU WHEN YOU WON'T GO AWAY?: DAN HICKS AND COMMANDER CODY

From the show "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?: Dan Hicks and Commander Cody" originally aired on March 30th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: BY ANY OTHER NAME...

From the show "By Any Other Name..." originally aired on March 23rd, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDMEN: COLLECTOR, PRODUCER, DJ

From the show "Recordmen: Collector, Producer, DJ" originally aired on January 19th, 2011

FROM THE SHOW: HUGH MASEKELA & JOSHUA ALLEN

From the show "Hugh Masekela & Joshua Allen" originally aired on December 8th, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: THE ART OF MUSIC: RICHIE HAVENS, PETER MAX & HATCH SHOW PRINT

From the show "The Art of Music: Richie Havens, Peter Max & Hatch Show Print " originally aired on October 27th, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET? HOWARD TATE AND LYLE LOVETT

From the show "How Blue Can You Get? Howard Tate and Lyle Lovett" originally aired on July 28th, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: HOW CAN I MISS YOU WHEN YOU WON'T GO AWAY? DAN HICKS AND COMMANDER CODY

From the show "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away? Dan Hicks and Commander Cody" originally aired on May 19th, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: THE ART OF MUSIC: RICHIE HAVENS, PETER MAX & HATCH SHOW PRINT

From the show "The Art of Music: Richie Havens, Peter Max & Hatch Show Print " originally aired on April 7th, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES GOES TO THE MOVIES

From the show "American Routes Goes to the Movies" originally aired on March 3rd, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET?: HOWARD TATE AND LYLE LOVETT

From the show "How Blue Can You Get?: Howard Tate and Lyle Lovett" originally aired on January 20th, 2010

FROM THE SHOW: HOW CAN I MISS YOU WHEN YOU WON'T GO AWAY? DAN HICKS AND COMMANDER CODY

From the show "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away? Dan Hicks and Commander Cody" originally aired on October 21st, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDMEN: COLLECTOR, PRODUCER, DJ

From the show "Recordmen: Collector, Producer, DJ" originally aired on September 9th, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: GULF COAST BLUES AND MORE: BARBARA LYNN & BELTON RICHARD

From the show "Gulf Coast Blues and More: Barbara Lynn & Belton Richard" originally aired on May 6th, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDS, JUKEBOXES AND RADIO

From the show "Records, Jukeboxes and Radio" originally aired on April 15th, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: BY ANY OTHER NAME...

From the show "By Any Other Name..." originally aired on April 1st, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES GOES TO THE MOVIES

From the show "American Routes Goes to the Movies" originally aired on February 11th, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: SOUTH TO LOUISIANA

From the show "South to Louisiana" originally aired on January 28th, 2009

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDMEN: COLLECTOR, PRODUCER, DJ

From the show "Recordmen: Collector, Producer, DJ" originally aired on October 8th, 2008

FROM THE SHOW: HUGH MASEKELA & JOSHUA ALLEN

From the show "Hugh Masekela & Joshua Allen" originally aired on October 1st, 2008

FROM THE SHOW: RED, WHITE AND BLUES: THE SOUNDS OF PATRIOTIC PLURALISM

From the show "Red, White and Blues: The Sounds of Patriotic Pluralism" originally aired on July 2nd, 2008

FROM THE SHOW: GULF COAST BLUES AND MORE: BARBARA LYNN & BELTON RICHARD

From the show "Gulf Coast Blues and More: Barbara Lynn & Belton Richard" originally aired on April 23rd, 2008

FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES AT THE MOVIES, STARRING JOHN WATERS AND LES BLANK

From the show "American Routes at the Movies, starring John Waters and Les Blank" originally aired on February 20th, 2008

FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS & CAROL FRAN

From the show "Lucinda Williams & Carol Fran" originally aired on January 30th, 2008

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS - STEVE EARLE

From the show "Words - Steve Earle" originally aired on October 21st, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: JACK KEROUAC

From the show "Jack Kerouac" originally aired on September 30th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: JACK KEROUAC

From the show "Jack Kerouac" originally aired on September 30th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: STREET BEATS WITH DJ FONTANA

From the show "Street Beats with DJ Fontana" originally aired on August 5th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: SUMMER - MICKEY HART

From the show "Summer - Mickey Hart" originally aired on June 24th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: FATHER'S DAY WITH ELLIS & JASON MARSALIS

From the show "Father's Day with Ellis & Jason Marsalis" originally aired on June 17th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS - STEVE EARLE

From the show "Words - Steve Earle" originally aired on May 13th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: STREET BEATS WITH DJ FONTANA

From the show "Street Beats with DJ Fontana" originally aired on April 15th, 1998

FROM THE SHOW: JACK KEROUAC

From the show "Jack Kerouac" originally aired on August 11th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: JACK KEROUAC

From the show "Jack Kerouac" originally aired on August 11th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 4th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 4th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 4th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: SUMMER - MICKEY HART

From the show "Summer - Mickey Hart" originally aired on June 23rd, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: JOHN FOGERTY

From the show "John Fogerty" originally aired on April 7th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS - STEVE EARLE

From the show "Words - Steve Earle" originally aired on March 17th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: CELTIC ROOTS

From the show "Celtic Roots" originally aired on March 10th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: CIRCUS & MARDI GRAS

From the show "Circus & Mardi Gras" originally aired on February 17th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: CIRCUS & MARDI GRAS

From the show "Circus & Mardi Gras" originally aired on February 17th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: CIRCUS & MARDI GRAS

From the show "Circus & Mardi Gras" originally aired on February 17th, 1999

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 2nd, 2000

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 2nd, 2000

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 2nd, 2000

FROM THE SHOW: MUSICAL DUOS

From the show "Musical Duos" originally aired on July 5th, 2000

FROM THE SHOW: JOHN FOGERTY

From the show "John Fogerty" originally aired on February 9th, 2000

FROM THE SHOW: JELLY ROLL MORTON

From the show "Jelly Roll Morton" originally aired on December 5th, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: JELLY ROLL MORTON

From the show "Jelly Roll Morton" originally aired on December 5th, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: DUOS WITH CEPHAS & WIGGINS / HENRY BUTLER & COREY HARRIS

From the show "Duos with Cephas & Wiggins / Henry Butler & Corey Harris" originally aired on June 6th, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: MOTHER'S DAY

From the show "Mother's Day" originally aired on May 9th, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: MOTHER'S DAY

From the show "Mother's Day" originally aired on May 9th, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: ST. PATRICK IN AMERICA

From the show "St. Patrick in America" originally aired on March 14th, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: JELLY ROLL MORTON

From the show "Jelly Roll Morton" originally aired on January 31st, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: JELLY ROLL MORTON

From the show "Jelly Roll Morton" originally aired on January 31st, 2001

FROM THE SHOW: VISUALIZING MUSIC

From the show "Visualizing Music" originally aired on December 4th, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: MOTHER'S DAY

From the show "Mother's Day" originally aired on May 8th, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: MOTHER'S DAY

From the show "Mother's Day" originally aired on May 8th, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: STREETBEATS

From the show "Streetbeats" originally aired on March 13th, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: VISUALIZING MUSIC

From the show "Visualizing Music" originally aired on February 20th, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: WINTER IS COOL! NO, IT'S COLD!!

From the show "Winter is Cool! No, It's Cold!!" originally aired on January 2nd, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: WINTER IS COOL! NO, IT'S COLD!!

From the show "Winter is Cool! No, It's Cold!!" originally aired on January 2nd, 2002

FROM THE SHOW: STREETBEATS

From the show "Streetbeats" originally aired on February 19th, 2003

FROM THE SHOW: MLK: SOUNDS AND SPIRITS

From the show "MLK: Sounds and Spirits" originally aired on January 15th, 2003

FROM THE SHOW: WINTER IS COOL! NO, IT'S COLD!!

From the show "Winter is Cool! No, It's Cold!!" originally aired on January 1st, 2003

FROM THE SHOW: WINTER IS COOL! NO, IT'S COLD!!

From the show "Winter is Cool! No, It's Cold!!" originally aired on January 1st, 2003

FROM THE SHOW: DUOS

From the show "Duos" originally aired on December 8th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: DELBERT MCCLINTON / BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

From the show "Delbert McClinton / Buckwheat Zydeco" originally aired on December 1st, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 4th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 4th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: JERRY GARCIA

From the show "Jerry Garcia" originally aired on August 4th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: MOTHER'S DAY

From the show "Mother's Day" originally aired on May 5th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: MOTHER'S DAY

From the show "Mother's Day" originally aired on May 5th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: MLK: SOUNDS AND SPIRITS

From the show "MLK: Sounds and Spirits" originally aired on January 14th, 2004

FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS / CAROL FRAN

From the show "Lucinda Williams / Carol Fran" originally aired on October 26th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: AFTER THE STORM

From the show "After the Storm" originally aired on September 7th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: DELBERT MCCLINTON / BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

From the show "Delbert McClinton / Buckwheat Zydeco" originally aired on August 24th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: JOHN FOGERTY

From the show "John Fogerty" originally aired on March 9th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS AND CAROL FRAN

From the show "Lucinda Williams and Carol Fran" originally aired on March 2nd, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: STREETBEATS

From the show "Streetbeats" originally aired on January 19th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: JELLY ROLL MORTON

From the show "Jelly Roll Morton" originally aired on January 5th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: JELLY ROLL MORTON

From the show "Jelly Roll Morton" originally aired on January 5th, 2005

FROM THE SHOW: HUGH MASEKELA & JOSHUA ALLEN

From the show "Hugh Masekela & Joshua Allen" originally aired on October 18th, 2006

FROM THE SHOW: ST. PATRICK IN AMERICA

From the show "St. Patrick in America" originally aired on March 15th, 2006

FROM THE SHOW: VISUALIZING MUSIC

From the show "Visualizing Music" originally aired on February 8th, 2006

FROM THE SHOW: WINTER IS COOL! NO, IT'S COLD!!

From the show "Winter is Cool! No, It's Cold!!" originally aired on January 4th, 2006

FROM THE SHOW: WINTER IS COOL! NO, IT'S COLD!!

From the show "Winter is Cool! No, It's Cold!!" originally aired on January 4th, 2006

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDS, JUKEBOXES AND RADIO

From the show "Records, Jukeboxes and Radio" originally aired on December 12th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: DELBERT MCCLINTON & BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

From the show "Delbert McClinton & Buckwheat Zydeco" originally aired on December 5th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: BY ANY OTHER NAME

From the show "By Any Other Name" originally aired on October 10th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: SOUTH TO LOUISIANA

From the show "South to Louisiana" originally aired on August 15th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: GULF COAST BLUES AND MORE: BARBARA LYNN & BELTON RICHARD

From the show "Gulf Coast Blues and More: Barbara Lynn & Belton Richard" originally aired on July 25th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: HUGH MASEKELA & JOSHUA ALLEN

From the show "Hugh Masekela & Joshua Allen" originally aired on May 16th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: RECORDS, JUKEBOXES AND RADIO

From the show "Records, Jukeboxes and Radio" originally aired on April 25th, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: BY ANY OTHER NAME

From the show "By Any Other Name" originally aired on March 21st, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES AT THE MOVIES, STARRING JOHN WATERS AND LES BLANK

From the show "American Routes at the Movies, starring John Waters and Les Blank" originally aired on February 21st, 2007

FROM THE SHOW: SOUTH TO LOUISIANA

From the show "South to Louisiana" originally aired on January 31st, 2007