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November 2004

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  • Golden Throat November 30, 2004

    Today on soundcheck, the art of the awful. Florence Foster Jenkins was renowned for her famously terrible voice and her unique artistry is being celebrated in a series of performance... (episode)

  • What's in a Name? November 29, 2004

    The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion emerged in the 90s by injecting tired rock and blues sounds with fresh melodies and catchy riffs. Today the band's frontman has taken his name out of t... (episode)

  • History Channels November 26, 2004

    What is it about our age that has produced so many major new books about the history of music? We look at this publishing phenomenon today when we’re joined by two very provocative au... (episode)

  • Alice's Restaurant November 25, 2004

    What would Thanksgiving be without a dose of "Alice's Restaurant?" Arlo Guthrie's signature tune (officially called the "Alice's Restaurant Massacree") was recorded in front of a live... (episode)

  • Fowl Language November 24, 2004

    Bang on a Can, a loose collective of six musicians and three composers, is one of the most vibrant new music ensembles on the international scene. But their newest and perhaps most am... (episode)

  • Rhythm Nation November 23, 2004

    Have you ever listened to Latin American music and felt yourself adrift among a sea of foreign rhythms? Today on Soundcheck, we get a Latin primer courtesy of Columbian singer-songwri... (episode)

  • The Price of Fame November 22, 2004

    If there's one thing Michael Jackson inspires, it's debate. Whether it's about his constantly changing nose, his countless legal woes, or his often inscrutable music, everyone has a t... (episode)

  • Dancing With Monks November 19, 2004

    Retrospectives help us get to the roots of revolutionary artists. This year, performers all over the world will be celebrating the 40 year career of a performing arts revolutionary: M... (episode)

  • Cultural Collisions November 18, 2004

    In much of contemporary Western classical music, East and West, ancient and modern coexist, but can the mixing of styles be more than cheap exoticism? Today, a look at this phenomenon... (episode)

  • MoMA Dearest November 17, 2004

    The Museum of Modern Art reopens its doors this week after a 2½-year, $425 million renovation, nearly double its old size. Today on Soundcheck, Justin Davidson and Ariella Budick, hus... (episode)

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