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Â Â A look at Chicago based musician Andrew Bird: violinist, guitarist, singer, whistler, loop pedal magician and subject of the new concert documentary Andrew Bird: Fever Year.

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Songs about Rain

As the rainy season begins in Vancouver, songs about the rain.Â

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Collective Intelligence on Nina Simone & Ray Charles

Facebook friends weigh in on where to start with these two great artists.

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Lucinda and the Evolutionary Impulse

Guest writer Bruce Sanguin explores how Lucinda Williams' music incites the impulse to evolve and live with passion.

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Great Artists Dead at 27

Â Â A live look at great musical artists who died at the age of 27.

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Saturday Night Jukebox: By Request

Â Songs from artists various Beams readers listed as being underrated.

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The Top Five Hits of 1947

Â Â What were people listening to then? Will you recognize the songs or the artists?

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Walking That Lonesome Valley

A meditation on the crossroads and the leap of faith.

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4 Decades of Weird Al

Â The Jbox tonight features a 4 decade retrospective of the work of a singular comedic and musical genius: Â Weird Al Yankovic. Â

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