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Morning Edition: Music

'Back in My Arms Again' marked a change for the Supremes

The Supremes' "Back in My Arms Again" hit No. 1 on the Billboard pop chart 50 years ago today.

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'New heroine' of British folk music to play at Northrop

Critics have been raving about Olivia Chaney's debut album, "The Longest River."

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Al Kooper talks working on 'Like a Rolling Stone'

Al Kooper talks working on 'Like a Rolling Stone'

Kooper more or less sneaked into the recording session and added an organ part even though he was really a guitar player.

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'Like a Rolling Stone' started with rhythm of a waltz

'Like a Rolling Stone' started with rhythm of a waltz

Bob Dylan has said the lyrics were pared down from 10 pages of angry verses.

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Rapper Kate Tempest turning album storyline into novel

Rapper Kate Tempest turning album storyline into novel

Tempest will be performing Saturday night at the 7th St. Entry in Minneapolis.

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Denver's win as entertainer of the year in 1975 raised hackles

In 1975, Denver had a string of hit records, his televised concert special won an Emmy and he was named the Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year.

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Japanese trio cites the Ramones as important influence

Japanese trio cites the Ramones as important influence

The Japanese female trio is marking their 30th year performing together.

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Count Basie played in Minneapolis 60 years ago

The Count Basie Sextet performed at the Flame Club at the intersection of Nicollet Avenue and 16th Street South.

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End of Replacements again? T-shirts may hold answer

End of Replacements again? T-shirts may hold answer

Fans have deciphered the message to read: "I have always loved you. Now I must whore my past."

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Beach Boys hit No. 1 with 'Help Me, Rhonda' 50 years ago

Beach Boys hit No. 1 with 'Help Me, Rhonda' 50 years ago

It was their second song to top the charts and the first hit to feature Al Jardine as the lead vocalist.

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