Tribe Called Quest moves upward; Childish Gambino and Frank Ocean make debuts; Phantogram and Radiohead are inducted to the Hall of Fame; and Lizzo sets a record for most No.1's for the year.

Today's top music news stories include films with iconic soundtracks being inducted into the National Film Registry, election-related news, and the release of Apple AirPods.

On Tuesday night, Bill DeVille hosted a Time Machine all about music from 1976. Now take the quiz: Listen to the mashup of five songs from the show, and see if you can identify them.

This week on What's New on The Current, Jade digs into 'Do You still Love Me' by Ryan Adams, the latest from Lucius and Mark Wheat's DJ pick of the week from the Wedding Present.

Jon Batiste, the bandleader for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, has released a new album of 'funkified' holiday classics. 'I love remixing things and making them fit in a different context,' Batiste says.

Roots band Dead Horses have recently relocated from Osh Kosh, Wis., to Milwaukee, recorded and released a new album, 'Cartoon Moon,' and are launching a prolonged winter tour that will take them across the U.S. While in town for a show at the Turf Club in St. Paul, Dead Horses stopped in the Radio Heartland studio for a session hosted by Mike Pengra.

Bon Iver will headline The Current and Walker Art Center's annual summer music festival Rock the Garden on Saturday, July 22, 2017.

In mere minutes, Jill and Brian will be announcing the date, venue and headliner for 2017's Rock the Garden. Tickets will be available for members in a 48-hour pre-sale starting today at 10 am. Special challenge: see if you can guess who the headliner is in the comments. So for today's Coffee Break, what Rock the Garden performances from years past do you want to hear?

Ed Ward's new book is titled 'The History of Rock & Roll, Volume One: 1920-1963,' but it primarily focuses on the incredibly fertile period from the early '50s to the early '60s.

Today in Music History: Marvin Gaye scored his first U.S. No. 1 single when 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine', The Jackson Five made their first network television appearance in the U.S. when they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and American blues and jazz singer Dinah Washington died at age 39.