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Latin Roots is a bi-weekly series on the World Cafe program, hosted by David Dye, and made possible by the Wyncote Foundation. In this new series, David Dye explores the vast variety of music from Spanish-speaking countries and people. From the standards like cumbia, mambo and son to Latin rock and even reggaeton, we'll hear it all.
Enjoy engaging discussions with some of today's most important artists hosted by David Dye of the World Cafe. Tune in every Wednesday at 10pm on WXPN 88.5FM
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The Steve Miller Band has been a world renowned and trusted staple of American rock music for decades, playing a mix of blues, art and psychedelic rock.
Whistling their way into indie hearts a few years ago with their unavoidable, catchy single "Young Folks," this Swedish pop outfit got their start playing together in high school.
Hailing from rural Canada, the three members of Rural Alberta Advantage (RAA) first met at an open mic night in Toronto.
Steve Marion is not your average 23-year-old. Playing over 40 instruments, he's got some real musical prowess, which was first recorded at the mere age of 12.
After a successful six years of recording and performing, former Drive-By Tuckers guitarist and songwriter Jason Isbell left the iconic rock band to explore his own musical identity.
While Eilen Jewell's early works deftly blended folk and jug band styles, Eilen Jewell has since explored everything from country gospel, blues, R&B and 60's inspired garage rock.
Noted for being pioneers in the “slowcore” movement, Minnesota veterans Low are back with the release of their latest album, "C’mon".
Hailing from California in the 1970's, The Doobie Brothers have become the definition of an all-American band.
Young bluegrass singer-songwriter Jessica Lea Mayfield is a relatively new face in the alt-folk scene yet already well known for her minimalist, dark style.
