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Groundwater: The Blues Beneath American Music
Thomas Stubbs
The Live Ukulele Podcast
Brad Bordessa
The Living Word Broadcast with Billy Joe Gentry
Sky High Podcast Network
Rock a Domicilio
Alberto Marchena
Radio 10 gemist
Radio 10
🌈 Mini Sounds Learning Time
Mini Sounds
DHECTAR
Dhectar
Sodajerker On Songwriting
Sodajerker
Club Vibez Gym Mix. Perfect workout music to motivate you.
Lee Romang, dj, music producer
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
Arroe Collins: Unplugged & Totally Uncut
Arroe Collins
Deep House Moscow
Deep House Moscow
Baltimore Positive
Nestor Aparicio
Vozes da Vez
Novabrasil
Booked On Rock
Eric Senich
The Kyle Peterson Show
Kyle Peterson
Kafa Radyo Podcast
Kafa Radyo
Histoires de Musique
France Musique
Deep
PromoDJ
RADIO SVOLTA quotidiana
Radio Svolta
Radiant Others: A Klezmer Music Podcast
Dan Blacksberg
PRISMATIC
Tiësto
93X Half-Assed Morning Show
93X | Cumulus Media Minneapolis | KXXR-FM
Der BB RADIO Mitternachtstalk Podcast
Jens Herrmann | BB RADIO
The Album Anniversary Podcast!
Caleb The Spy
岚调 FM｜一个人 , 一小时 ,夜色如歌
DJ小岚
The Lizard Review
The Lizard
Woody & Wilcox
Woody and Wilcox (WEND)
TSN 1200 Mornings
TSN 1200
Midlands Today with Will Faulkner
Midlands 103
Super Marcato Bros. Video Game Music Podcast
Karl & Will Brueggemann
Best Drum and Bass Podcast – Hosted by Bad Syntax & Stonx | Neurofunk + DNB Weekly
Best Drum and Bass
Asian Glow Podcast with Clarence Angelo
Clarence Angelo
「AKB48れみひゅ～レディオ!!」
BSS山陰放送
Cam Capone News
Cam Capone
Cam Capone News
Cam Capone
Bob’s Blues & The News
Robert (Bob) Jeter
Music
Thomas Stubbs
Jimi Hendrix played "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Woodstock in 1969 and let the war in around the melody. This year the United States turns 250. This Groundwater special steps back from the map to ask what twentieth-cent...
Muddy Waters, the Mardi Gras Indians, Blind Willie McTell, and the one record to start with: the second half of Thomas Stubbs's conversation with Rich Pettit, the man Atlanta knows as the Blues Professor.In Part 1 we tra...
Piedmont blues, the Allman Brothers, Lonnie Holley, and the long road the blues took out of West Africa: Thomas Stubbs sits down with Rich Pettit, the man Atlanta knows as the Blues Professor — part one of two.For forty ...
A two-minute introduction to Groundwater — what the show is, why American music's genre labels are a lie, and where we're going. Start here, then follow the water.
The music didn’t ride north on riverboats. It rode the Illinois Central Railroad — out of New Orleans, up through Memphis and the Mississippi Delta into Chicago — in the luggage cars and Jim Crow coaches of the Great Mig...
Professor Longhair kicked the bass of his piano to keep time. The Meters stripped the second line down to funk. Then the levees broke. New Orleans music from Longhair to KatrinaArmstrong left. Bechet left. Oliver left. M...
The first jazz musician is a ghost — no recording of Buddy Bolden survives. This is the story of the music from Bolden through Storyville to the kid who became Louis Armstrong. What we know about him comes from the test...
New Orleans should not exist — a city in a swamp, below sea level, at the mouth of a continent. It became the place that built American music: jazz, blues, R&B, funk, rock and roll. New Orleans was founded in 1718 in a s...
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