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July 2005

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• A Wizard of Song July 29, 2005

  Tom Wopat burst into the national spotlight in the role of Luke Duke on the '80s TV Hit, "The Dukes of Hazzard." But his career has led him back to his first love, the Broadway stage... (episode)

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  • Paul Anka does 80's and 90's faves July 29, 2005

  • Say it Your Way July 29, 2005

  • From Hazzard to the Great White Way July 29, 2005

• Breaking the Mould July 28, 2005

  After briefly checking out the club music scene, influential post-punk rocker Bob Mould comes back to guitar-driven power pop with his new album Body of Song. Mould has enjoyed a wide... (episode)

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  • Bob Mould: From Rocker to Blogger July 28, 2005

  • Jim Fusilli on Pet Sounds July 28, 2005

• Beethoven by the Byte July 27, 2005

  Beethoven's symphonies were downloaded nearly 1.4 million times when they were made available as free MP3 files on the BBC's Radio 3 website recently. Today, we look at the implicatio... (episode)

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  • Downloading Beethoven July 27, 2005

  • Stefan Harris's Good Vibes July 27, 2005

  • Mozart on the Road July 27, 2005

• Oh no, payola! July 26, 2005

  Music’s making big news today as Sony-BMG, the world's largest producer of recorded music, has agreed pay a 10 million dollars settlement for paying DJ's to play its songs. Scott McKe... (episode)

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  • Show us the money July 26, 2005

  • The World's Most Dangerous Bandleader July 26, 2005

  • Bandleader for the 21st century July 26, 2005

• Banjo History, and Berlin today July 25, 2005

  Banjo player Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers were one of the most popular string bands of the 1920s. Infused with ragtime and pop, their style of swing music was way ahe... (episode)

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  • Marin Alsop goes to Baltimore July 25, 2005

  • Henry Sapoznik, musician and musicologist July 25, 2005

  • Taking the state out of the arts July 25, 2005

• Inspecting Gadgets July 22, 2005

  Today on Soundcheck, a tour of the newest in music technology – from podcasting to the newest in Ipod gadgetry from Online music stores to wireless headphones, cell phones that can pl... (episode)

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  • Tools for the Radio Junkie July 22, 2005

  • What the heck is Podcasting, anyway? July 22, 2005

  • Accessorize your Pod July 22, 2005

  • Hot Ringtones July 22, 2005

• Babbitt to Bollywood July 21, 2005

  In a career that has spanned over seven decades, composer Milton Babbitt is best known for being one of the early gurus of the synthesizer and electronic music, as well as for his int... (episode)

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  • Bollywood Dance! July 21, 2005

  • Bollywood Music! July 21, 2005

  • New Works by the WNYC Young People's Radio Choir July 21, 2005

• Pump up the Volume July 20, 2005

  Daby Touré is a rising star in the world music realm and makes his CD debut on Real World Records with the release of Diam (Peace), which combines his strong African roots with singer... (episode)

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  • Daby Touré July 20, 2005

  • Speak up! July 20, 2005

  • Icebreaker July 20, 2005

• Popstrological Viewpoint July 19, 2005

  Today on the show: Ian Van Tuyl, author of the book Popstrology: The Art and Science of Reading the Pop Stars. Do you think you know what star you were born under? Think again! Van Tu... (episode)

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  • Popstrology: the Art and Science of Pop Stars July 19, 2005

• Rhapsody in Red July 18, 2005

  Like good fusion cuisine, the music of Chinese-born composer Ge Gan-ru mixes ancient Chinese and modern Western ingredients. He visits the studio today to share his story, which inclu... (episode)

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  • Julia Blackburn July 18, 2005

  • Ge Gan-ru July 18, 2005

  • Fred Plotkin Goes to The Movies July 18, 2005