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The recording industry has brought more than 35,000 lawsuits against people who illegally download songs. But online music sharing continues to flourish. On today's show, Greg Kot, au... (episode)
David Bowie and T. Rex made rock history. Tony Visconti made them sound great. On today's show, the famed record producer, bassist and Brooklyn native discusses his life in music, as ... (episode)
Michael Jackson was a dazzling singer, iconic dancer, and regular tabloid fixture. He sold 750 million albums, including the best-selling record of all time, and established milestone... (episode)
The artist once known as Cat Stevens sold over 60 million albums worldwide. Then he converted to Islam and disappeared from the pop world. Today: Yusuf Islam talks about his faith -- ... (episode)
Punk icon Iggy Pop has fronted The Stooges and collaborated with David Bowie. He’s also risked life and limb more often than a Hollywood stuntman. Today, Pop talks about how a French ... (episode)
Once upon a time, organ music filled the air at baseball games. Now, ballparks pump out non-stop sound effects, sports anthems, and the latest pop hits. As Yankees and Mets fans gear ... (episode)
Musicians may be more in touch with human emotions than the average person. Today: a new study that links musical training with heightened emotional sensitivity. Plus: guitarist Sylva... (episode)
Every summer there's one hit song that comes to define those warm, carefree, and sunshiny months. As Sunday marks the official start of summer, Soundcheck looks at contenders for this... (episode)
Today we look at President Obama's cultural team and the future of arts funding. Find out what the President’s appointees will bring to the national endowments for the arts and the hu... (episode)
How The Beatles Destroyed Rock And Roll is a new book that offers an alternate history of American popular music. Author Elijah Wald joins us to explain the provocative title and give... (episode)