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Jerry Douglas On Mountain Stage

Nov 3rd, 2008 · The Dobro master has appeared on countless recordings and collaborated with the upper echelon of country and bluegrass musicians. But his taste and talent don't exist only in the realm of those genres, as Douglas has played and recorded with the likes of Ray Charles, Paul Simon and Elvis Costello and Eric Clapton.

Keywords: country · mountains · music · bluegrass · talented · genre · Elvis Costello · Eric Clapton · collaboration · dobro · Ray Charles · Jerry

Legendary Hitmaker Jerry Wexler *

Aug 18th, 2008 · Record producer Jerry Wexler died on August 15. He was 91. Wexler created the careers of some of the greatest musicians of the time, including Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and Led Zeppelin.

Keywords: music · Aretha Franklin · Ray Charles · Jerry · Hitmaker · Wexler · Led Zeppelin · Jerry Wexler

James Hunter Does It The Hard Way

Aug 7th, 2008 · In his new album, The Hard Way, Hunter delves even deeper into soul, fusing his smoky voice with the sounds of surf music. With nods to American soul legends such as Sam Cooke and Ray Charles, Hunter maintains a sense of nostalgia, while infusing his sound with modern style and distinctive technique. Hear him when he stops by World Cafe with host David Dye.

Keywords: Americans · modern · music · soul · legend · album · World Cafe · David Dye · Sam Cooke · Ray Charles · Hunter · james

Guest DJ Randy Newman

Aug 4th, 2008 · The singer-songwriter's new CD, Harps and Angels, is as good as anything he's ever done and, at times, better. He stopped by to DJ an episode of All Songs and talk about his favorite songs and the musicians that shape his music, especially Ray Charles, the Beatles and his uncle, Alfred Newman.

Keywords: angeles · CD · music · Singer · songs · songwriter · episode · Beatles · Ray Charles · uncle · Randy · Newman

Guest DJ Ray Davies *

Mar 27th, 2008 · Ray Davies, former frontman for The Kinks, shares some of the songs that have inspired him over the years with All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen. Hear music from Ray Charles, Dizzy Gillespie, Chuck Berry and more, as well as selections from Ray Davies' latest solo album, Working Man's Cafe.

Keywords: music · songs · frontman · album · Davis · cafes · All Songs Considered · Ray Charles · Bob Boilen · Gillespie · Ray Davies · The Kinks

Maceo Parker Shouts Out 'Roots & Grooves' *

Feb 18th, 2008 · When James Brown's funky horn section got cooking, the Godfather of Soul would call up Maceo Parker for a solo. The saxophonist has since launched his own solo career: His new double album is packed with funky jams and a tribute to Ray Charles.

Keywords: Tribute · roots · album · saxophonists · Godfather of Soul · Ray Charles · James Brown · parker · funky · Maceo · Maceo Parker

Doc Pomus, the Bluesman Who Paved 'Lonely Avenue' *

Jul 2nd, 2007 · Rock historian Ed Ward profiles songwriter Doc Pomus, the Brooklyn-born blues singer and songwriter who died in 1991. Born Jerome Solon Felder, he survived a childhood case of polio and went on to write hits for Ray Charles and Elvis Presley, among others. His songs include "Lonely Avenue," "Viva Las Vegas" and "Save the Last Dance for Me."

Keywords: lone · 1991 · survive · historian · childhood · Brooklyn · Singer · songs · songwriter · Elvis Presley · Ray Charles · Ed Ward

Has Best Actor Become Best Impersonator? *

Feb 25th, 2007 · A rash of recent Oscar winners have been rewarded for playing real people, from Ray Charles to Truman Capote to June Carter Cash. Are the acting categories turning into best imitation of a real celebrity life?

Keywords: winners · actor · celebrity · Oscar · imitators · Ray Charles · Truman Capote · impersonation · Carter Cash

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