Elliott marks an eventful day for Glenn Miller, Van Halen's debut album, a tribute to Syl Johnson, and a birthday for Roberta Flack.

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Elliott pays tribute to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper on the Day That Music Died, discusses The Blues Brothers first album, and wishes birthdays to Johnny "Guitar" Watson and Stan Webb of Chicken Shack. 

Note from Elliott: I decided to leave Rock and Roll by The Velvet Underground and Stand by R.E.M. in the show as bookends. Enjoy :)

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Elliott discusses his recent attendance at a Tedeschi Trucks Band concert in Chicago, pays tribute to Mahalia Jackson, and wishes birthdays for Elmore James, Bobby Bland, and Brian Downey of Thin Lizzy.

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We're back! Elliott kicks the new year off with album tracks from The Beatles and Dylan, tributes to Alan Freed, David "Fathead" Newman and Etta James, and birthdays for Lead Belly and Jimmy Cobb.

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The final show of 2021!

Elliott talks about Hendrix's cover of Hey Joe, Wilson Pickett, Mick Taylor, and a 72nd birthday for Billy Gibbons.

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Elliott discusses Cream's debut album, Jim Morrison getting arrested on stage, the Blues Brothers, and a birthday for Junior Wells.

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Elliott is back in the studio for 3 more shows till Christmas! Topics include the Voyager Golden Record, Bobby Keys, the Stones recording at Muscle Shoals, Kennedy Center Honors, and a birthday for Wynton Kelly.

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On the final show of the quarter, Elliott discusses The Animals, Electric Ladyland, and birthdays for W.C. Handy, Hubert Summon, Dan Penn, and his mother.

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Elliott keeps his grind going as he gets near finals week, and talks Brian Epstein, Herb Abramson, Allman Brothers Band, and a birthday for Susan Tedeschi.

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Elliott talks Bulls basketball, Mississippi John Hurt, a riot at a Fats Domino concert, Rudy Van Gelder, and the Braves winning their first World Series since 1995.

AUDIO WARNING: Between 50:24 and 50:45, the audio breaks out a bit. Cannot be fixed unfortunately

This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection