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People to pro blogs and to join kind of as clubs, class and football. Englands women reach the 12 count fine allowance of defeating hosts. Australia in sidney will bring a full reaction from down under the mccain. And thanks for being with us. Ukraine says that it has stuff in sending ships across the black sea along what it describes as a humanitarian car. It was the 1st ship left odessa on wednesday morning carrying an unspecified cargo. Hong kong flags containing a carrier is one of many that...

Guilty theres a top stories inside story is up next. Egypts former army chief of staff sami arnaout is said to have secret documents that could be released if hes threatened with a controversial election just weeks away how will this case be played out and is there a rift within the army this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im im a jew him egypt has gone from one political crisis to the next since a military coup in two thousand and thirteen now with president ial elections jus...

And welcome to the program im. Egypt has gone from one political crisis to the next since a military coup in two thousand and thirteen now with president ial elections just weeks away the situation appears to get worse last month former army chief of staff general sami announced he would stand for elections only to be arrested some weeks later his former aide in egypts one state auditor who was arrested on tuesday during an interview with the Huffington Post Arabic Network on monday again i had ...

So what happens when a couple of rough and ready, guitar-slinging singer-songwriters partner with an equally nonconformist producer and spend 10 days

Listen to the premiere episode of "The Detroit Move" with host Mike Latulippe on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET.

Johnny Iguana talks about his eclectic band, the Claudettes, scheduled to perform at Anodyne in Walker’s Point.

A native of Plymouth, Dick Waterman served as a chronicler of the rebirth of the blues and of the resurrection of the careers of aging bluesmen, and as a conduit from the clubs of Boston and Cambridge to the Mississippi Delta.

The Egyptian Theatre turns into a back-porch blues jam when Elvin Bishop and Charlie Musselwhite play a four-night run, starting Jan. 11.

Mr. Hayes, a prodigy on the drums from a young age, began touring with professional musicians at 16.

Located on Milwaukee’s East Side, the Avant-Garde Coffeehouse was the center for music and all things countercultural in the ‘60s.