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This husband-wife duo stopped by for a Live From Studio D session to chat about their time playing with Levon Helm, what life's been like since he died in 2012, and what moves them to maintain the collaborative spirit the Midnight Rambles were known for.
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Talking Heads was one of the most influential bands of the late ‘70s and ‘80s, with both critical acclaim and commercial success. The band has a catalog of hits that are instantly recognizable to this day.
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Born in Laconia and raised in Concord, Connie Converse’s work didn’t get much mainstream attention during her lifetime. In 1974, she chose to drive away and disappear.
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NHPR’s Kate McNally is planning an exciting lineup of upcoming performances featuring folk & Americana favorites. Join Kate and special guests Chris Smither, Celia Woodsmith, Mark Erelli, and Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki for special, live in-studio performances.
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Musician Tom Eaton has been nominated for a Grammy for his album "Brothers," which he created with Will Ackerman and Jeff Oster.
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With so many talented musicians across the Granite State, our Summer Music Series is continuing into the fall. This week, Lexi Louise is the featured artist.
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The Boston Globe describes Marissa Nadler's voice as “an intoxicating soprano drenched in gauzy reverb that hits bell-clear heights, lingers, and tapers…
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Four days before she died, on September 30, 1970, Janis Joplin was interviewed about rejection by Howard Smith. Blank on Blank remixed and animated the…
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Inspired by the Modern Love section of the Sunday New York Times, each song on David Lockwood's new album is based on a deeply personal essay about love…
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Debo Band Comes To New HampshireOne of NPR’s Fifty Favorite Albums of 2012 was the self-titled debut album from Debo Band. The eleven member band, based in Boston, blends 1960’s…