Jazz drummer Adam Nussbaum tells the story of two albums from his parents' record collection that inspired him to develop the Lead Belly Project.

Singer-songwriter Sunny War talks about "The Origin of Love," from "Hedwig and the Angry Inch."

Singer-songwriter Sunny War talks about "The Origin of Love," from the original motion picture soundtrack of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch."

Sunny will be performing at the Hopewell Theater in Hopewell, NJ on Sunday, September 18. See hopewelltheater.com for tix and more info.

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On the 50th anniversary of Elvin Jones's recording of "Live at the Lighthouse," bassist Gene Perla recalls what it was like to play with the legendary jazz drummer.

Gene will be performing this music later this summer at the Detroit Jazz Festival.

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Rex Fowler and Dodie Pettit of Aztec Two-Step 2.0 discuss songs by Paul Simon and the origins of their show "The Simon and Garfunkel Songbook."

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Singer-songwriter David Wilcox discusses Peter Gabriel's "Solsbury Hill." He said that the process of writing a song with great care "changes your heart and mind. It rewires how you see the world.”

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Madeleine Peyroux talks about Marian Anderson's "Trampin'."

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Scott Metzger returns to talk about his new album, Too Close to Reason, and a classic Lester Young solo, which he plays at the end of the episode.

See scottmetzger.com for show dates and details.

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This episode showcases Ethio-jazz legend Mulatu Astatke's composition "Tezeta," which translates roughly as "nostalgia."

Susan Hellauer, a founding member of Anonymous 4, talks about "Peperit Virgo," a song from the Middle Ages that the group brought to life on its 1993 album "On Yoolis Night."