Record Store Radio With Tom Honan

Daryl Davis is a sought-after R&B blues musician and well-respected author, speaker and social activist.

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We celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month with the extraordinary jazz vocalist and educator, Nancy Kelly.

"Nancy Kelly is an exceptionally gifted jazz singer"--The Jazz Journal

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Up next on Record Store Radio will be folk troubadour Tom Rush, sharing his thoughts about sixty years of performing, writing and story telling.

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Soulful singer-songwriter A.J. Croce talks about his roots, family legacy and his over three decades of making music.

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Next on Record Store Radio Chris Jagger (yup, Mick's brother).  He chats about his busy, creative and eclectic career.  He has a brand new album "Mixing up the Medicine and a just released memoir "Talking to Myself."

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Up next on Record Store Radio Grammy-nominated composer Chris Brubeck talks about music, The Brubeck Brothers and celebrating the musical legacy of Dave Brubeck.

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Versatile American actress Siobhan Fallon has appeared in more than seventy film and TV shows including Men in Black, Forrest Gump, Seinfeld and Saturday Night Live.  She has written, produced and stars in a new thriller "Rushed," in theaters and streaming.

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Up next on Record Store Radio will be multi-instrumentalist and entrepreneur Marcus Anderson.  Well known for his dynamic stage presence with his own band as well as sharing the stage with artists like CeeLo Green and being the featured saxophone player with the late Prince and the New Power Generation.

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Up Next on Record Store Radio: We celebrate African American Music Month with Carla Cooke, the daughter of the legendary Sam Cooke.  In addition to interpreting her father's songs, Carla explores her own roots and identity.  She is a powerhouse on stage and has some great stories to tell.

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This week on Record Store Radio Blues Hall of Famer and Grammy winner John Hammond.  

"...a blues legend with a voice like Robert Johnson's and a demeanor that belies his tear-it-up might before an audience."......The New York Times.

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