Music

Tonight on the show, a Musical Tribute to some of the artists we lost between November 1, 2020 and October 31, 2021.

SONG LIST:
**Working On This**
Intro Music Bed - "O Tannenbaum" - Vince Guaraldi Trio (featuring Jerry Granelli, 1940-2021 on the drums)
CLIP: "My Mother the Car" Theme - TeeVee Toons (Ralph Carmichael, composer; 1927-2021)
"Just A Friend" - Biz Markie (1964-2021)
"You Need Me" - The Honeybees (featuring Dawn Wells; 1938-2020)
"Girl, You Know It's True" - Milli Vanilli (featuring the REAL & ACTUAL Voice of the duo - John Davis, 1955-2021)
"Willow Weep for Me" - Chad (1941-2020) and Jeremy
"Cathy's Clown" - The Everly Brothers (featuring Don Everly, 1937-2021)
"Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" - Gerry (1942-2021) and The Pacemakers
"Sugartime" - The McGuire Sisters (featuring the last of the McGuire Sisters - Phyllis McGuire, 1931-2020)
CLIP: "You Take Me Away To Another World" - Gary Morris & Crystal Gayle (Ralph Schuckett, co-composer; 1947-2021)
"Kiss An Angel Good Morning" - Charley Pride (1934-2020)
"It's Impossible" - Perry Como (music and Spanish lyrics by Armando Manzanero, 1935-2020)
"Zorba the Greek" - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass (composed by Mikis Theodoris, 1925-2021)
"Miss You" - The Rolling Stones (featuring Charlie Watts, 1941-2021 on the drums)
"Nadia's Theme" - Barry DeVorzon and Perry Botkin Jr. (1933-2021)
"Harper Valley P.T.A." - Jeannie C. Riley (music and lyrics by Tom T. Hall, 1935-2021)
"Petite Fleur" - Chris Barber (1930-2021)
"Can You Read My Mind?" - Maureen McGovern (lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, 1931-2021)
"Rocky Top" - The Osborne Brothers (featuring Sonny Osborne, 1937-2021)
"Cindy's Birthday" - Johnny Crawford (1946-2021)
CLIP: "You've Got Spunk" (from The Mary Tyler Moore Show, featuring Edward Asner, 1929-2021)
"Who's Sorry Now" - The Cast of "All That Jazz", featuring Ann Reinking (1949-2020)
"Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" - B.J. Thomas (1942-2021)

Tonight on the show, a musical salute to artists that we lost in the last 12 months, from Doris Day to Nancy Wilson, and from Ric Ocasek to The Captain from Captain & Tennille, we've got all bases loaded in 60 minutes.

Live concert recordings of Hugh Masekela, including one with Miriam Makeba

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Mix of funky jazz, Bossa Nova, and Latin Jazz-rock

Bob and Dan talk about Staches, Little Brothers, and how these venues were an integral part of the progressive community in Columbus

Laetita Tamko is Vagabon. Check out this edgy new EP entitled "Infinite Worlds" that was just released on Feb 24, 2017

2 hours of traditional music from Zimbabwe. In the first hour we feature the Mbira ( pictured here), and in the second hour we have music from the Ndebele people.

folks defending the confederate flag often claim it's a symbol of 'southern heritage". I don't buy that for a hot second. Do you? No one ever asks them what they mean by that, but they volunteer things occasionally - stuff about "states rights" and the imposition of government over-reach. They'll claim that it's "not about slavery and hate". They might as well claim that slavery itself wasn't about bondage or involuntary labor. Their revising of history has a subtler side, however when even more enlightened reflections on Southern culture overlook the experiences of people of color and, in particular, women of color. This edition of Your Music features all female artists from the South who had or have tremendous influence, most of whom were or are not white - a forgotten aspect of "Southern heritage", and one truly worth celebrating. You'll hear Josephine Baker, Big Mama Thornton, Sister Rosetta Tharp, Mahalia Jackson Pura Fe, Memphis Minnie, Hazel Dickens, Bobbi Humphrey, Odetta and more.

people who defend the confederate emblems often claim it's about

2 live-recorded sets featuring 3 generations of the McCoury family. In the first hour we hear Del McCoury and his band which includes his sons, Ronnie (Mandoline) and Rob ( Banjo) in their set opening the 8th annual Delfest. The second hour is a set from the same festival by a group called the Broomestix, which includes Ronnie McCoury's son, Evan on guitar.