Black Uhuru
Reggae SongStrongg 1994 via Rhino / Wea
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A rockin', stompin' tour through the blues, rock and edgy folk with world beat and jazz accents. No room for the esoteric here.
Strongg 1994 via Rhino / Wea
John Scofield
I Don't Need No DoctorThat's What I Say- John Scofield Plays The Music Of Ray Charles 2005 via Verve
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Ray Charles
I Got a WomanThe Birth of Soul - Volume Two 1991 via Atlantic
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Leon Russell
Roll Away The StoneLive In Japan 1975 via Omnivore Recordings
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Neil Young and the Shocking Pinks
Everybody's Rockin/Everybody's Rockin' 1983 via Universal
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Black Masala
I Love You Madly [Radio Edit]I Love You Madly 2015 via Independent
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Bria Skonberg
Winin' Boy BluesInto Your Own 2014 via Random Act Records
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Eileen Rose
Queens Of The Fake SmileBe Many Gone 2014 via Holy Wreckords
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Blues Traveler
Run-AroundFour 1994 via A&M
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JR Clark
Last Call BoogieGetaway 2007 via Independent
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8:20 am
Ferris Coffee (click for more info)
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster with two cafe locations in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Ferris is a family owned
and operated company with a mission to build relationships through specialty
coffee and nuts.
More information about their coffee and the people behind is available at ferriscoffee.com
Dr. Lonnie Smith
Sunshine Superman Feat. Iggy PopSingle 2021 via Blue Note
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Femi Kuti
Pa Pa PaSingle 2020 via Partisan
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Commander Cody
Tennessee PlatesDopers, Drunks And Everyday Losers 2009 via Blind Pig
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Bobby Rush
Smokestack LightningRawer Than Raw 2020 via Deep Rush/Thirty Tigers
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8:00 am
World Affairs Council (click for more info)
Support for WYCE comes from The World Affairs Council.
The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan presents an eight-week series on international relations and foreign policy titled "Great Decisions." streaming on the Council's YouTube channel.
On Monday, March 22nd starting at 6pm it's Elizabeth Aseidu [Ah-see-EE-doo] professor of economics at the University of Kansas on "China in Africa and the Case of Ghana,"
Instructions on registering and more info on the series is available at World Michigan dot org slash great decisions 2021 or by phone at 616.481.9569.
Lake Street Dive
Hush MoneyObviously 2021 via Nonesuch
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The Dustbowl Revival
Hey BabyWith A Lampshade On 2015 via Signature Sounds
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Tony Bird
Mango TimeSorry Africa 1990 via Rounder Records
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Sting
Moon Over Bourbon Street [live]Bring On The Night 1986 via A&M Records
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Nouvelle Vague
Shack UpBande a Part 2006 via Peacefrog
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Eden Brent
Right to Be WrongAin't Got No Troubles 2010 via Yellow Dog
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Michelle Billingsley
When Will You LearnNot The Marrying Kind 2021 via Independent
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Melanie Marod
Spanish HarlemI'll Go Mad 2016 via Independent
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Neal Francis
How Have I LivedChanges (Demos) 2021 via Karma Chief/Colemine
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7:20 am
Sam Morrow
Golden VenusGettin' By On Gettin' Down 2020 via Forty Below
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Dr. John
Money (That's What I Want)Television 1994 via Grp Records
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Jon Cleary
Two WrongsSo Swell 2021 via Newvelle Records
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The Gaslight Anthem
American SlangAmerican Slang 2010 via Side One Dummy
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Gaelic Storm
Irish Breakfast DayChicken Boxer 2012 via Lost Again
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7:00 am
World Affairs Council (click for more info)
Support for WYCE comes from The World Affairs Council.
The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan presents an eight-week series on international relations and foreign policy titled "Great Decisions." streaming on the Council's YouTube channel.
On Monday, March 22nd starting at 6pm it's Elizabeth Aseidu [Ah-see-EE-doo] professor of economics at the University of Kansas on "China in Africa and the Case of Ghana,"
Instructions on registering and more info on the series is available at World Michigan dot org slash great decisions 2021 or by phone at 616.481.9569.