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Review: Soft Machine, Ronnie Scott’s April 10

Patients who died at places like Morningside Hospital in Portland, were often buried there and never returned home.

As Richard Thompson celebrates his 75th birthday, we're revisiting a remarkably in-depth interview with the iconic singer, songwriter and musician...

Comedian and wine expert Merrick Watts is bringing his brand-new wine tasting comedy show to The Grand Electric every Saturday and Sunday at 2pm in June. A follow up to his smash hit show “An Idiot’s Guide to Wine” featuring six new wines, new jokes, and the same idiot. 

Miss Chief, artist Kent Monkman’s alter ego, narrates the story of Turtle Island not as a settler allegory but from the perspective of the land itself.

B95.5 - Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites

New Orleans composer William Horne has released world-premiere recordings of three new chamber works on CHAMBER MUSIC OF WILLIAM HORNE, VOLUME THREE, available now. The album features Hornes Sonata for French Horn and Piano, Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano, and Trio for Flute, Alto Saxophone, and Piano.

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The Moody Blues had no choice but to take a huge gamble as the calendar turned to 1967. While the Birmingham, England-bred band had made an initial splash during the first wave of The British Invasion in late 1964 and on into early 1965 with “Go Now” — a peppy No. 10 U.S. pop-chart hit sung by guitarist/vocalist Denny Laine — they found themselves somewhat behind the curve when forward-thinking songwriting, adventurous composition, and outright psychedelia began dominating the rock milie...

Woven is a poetry collection edited by Anne-Marie Te Whiu that weaves together First Nations voices from around the globe.