Music

Roger McGuinn, a founding father of folk
After 50 years in music, Roger McGuinn is credited with founding the jangly guitar sound of the 60s supergroup he founded, the Byrds. He continues to tour, perform and record a folk song every week to pay homage to his roots.
For 20 years, small guitar shop serves start-ups and big stars alike
There's going to be a party Wednesday night -- at The Cabooze Music club in Minneapolis -- in honor of a Twin Cities music legend.
Midmorning Weekend
Midmorning Weekend revisits some of the best recent conversations from the daily call-in program. Musical Performances from the Maud Moon Weyerhaeuser Studio
The Beatles meet the video game generation
The video game Rock Band has helped fuel the growth of the video game industry, and it's poised to get even bigger with the forthcoming release of "Beatles: Rock Band." Industry analysts and critics say the game is changing the way we experience music and transforming the music business.
Radio Heartland at the Minnesota State Fair
Radio Heartland live at the Minnesota State Fair August 28, 2009.
Ang Lee finds comedy at Woodstock
Oscar-winning director Ang Lee reinvents himself once more with a comedy opening this week called "Taking Woodstock." The film examines the pivotal 1960s concert through the eyes of the people in the small town which hosted the event.
Dar Williams performs on Midmorning
Dar Williams performed Buzzer live on Minnesota Public Radio's Midmorning.
Singer Dar Williams and the Promised Land
Dar Williams' witty lyrics and feminist folk rock sensibility have made her a star singer/songwriter of the folk festival circuit during her 15-year career.
Les Paul to be buried in Wisconsin Friday
Guitar virtuoso and inventor Les Paul will be buried Friday in his native Waukesha at the Prairie Home Cemetery.
Rock band Aerosmith announced this week it will cancel the remaining part of its summer tour -- including a concert in St. Paul -- after lead singer Steven Tyler fell from a stage earlier this month.