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  • NPR presents "The Man and His Music," a special two-hour edition of Jazz Profiles, plus on-demand audio of the swinging Count Basie Centennial Concert featuring the Jon Faddis All-Stars and recorded live at the 2004 Caramoor Festival in Katonah, N.Y.
  • McLagan played with the first generation of British rockers, handling keyboards for both the Small Faces and Faces, led by vocalist Rod Stewart and guitarist Ron Wood. McLagan produced a new box set of Faces recordings, Five Guys Walk Into a Bar.
  • Some of the most stirring musical work of the past half century was produced by a recording engineer Tom Dowd. His story is told in the documentary Tom Dowd & The Language of Music. Director Mark Moorman speaks with NPR's Liane Hansen.
  • Opening a week of performances and conversations from La Jolla SummerFest 2004, a quartet featuring SummerFest Artistic Director Cho-Liang (Jimmy) Lin performs two of the "Alleged Dances" by John Adams.
  • The Columbus, Ohio-based Capsoul label was formed during the early 1970s to bring that city's local talent to a national audience. A new label has now unearthed gems from the Capsoul vaults.
  • Fifty years ago Godzilla, Japan's giant radioactive reptile, made his first film appearance. The film is now in theatres in a new uncut version. Author Steve Ryfle talks about the film, directed in 1954 by Ishiro Honda. Ryfle's book about Godzilla is Japan's Favorite Mon-Star: The Unauthorized Biography of 'The Big G'
  • In his new book So You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star, Jacob Slichter, the drummer for the band Semisonic, peels away the glamour that gives the world of rock its sheen of cool. He speaks with NPR's Steve Inskeep.
  • Saxophonist Gerald Albright's latest album, Kicking It Up, combines new jazz, funk and R&B. Albright discusses the project with NPR's Tony Cox.
  • Day to Day technology reporter Xeni Jardin reports on an urban dance contest in Los Angeles, where kids from a wide variety of backgrounds celebrate the roots of hip-hop culture.
  • Producer Dmae Roberts reports on a group of New Zealand musicians mixing modern musical styles with traditional Maori language.
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