Thanks to Loran for writing in with today's theme suggestion. For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that have a person's first and last name in the lyrics?

Little Peggy March had a No. 1 hit at age 15; Ringo Starr got married; Oasis packed Man City's old ground; an iconic radio voice was born; Joe Cocker was feelin' alright on national television; and Kate Pierson, Today in Music History.

Today's top music news stories include Kate Bush penning a tribute to Emily Bronte, Janelle Monae coming out as pansexual, and information on Avicii's death.

Student 1 — “Ready” Rapper Student 1 and creative team CMNCLTR follow up their fantastic “Paint” video with “Ready,” a track from Stu’s forthcoming EP Dork, which drops today. Nikki Jean — “People & Planes” Things get catastrophic in this video from Rhymesayers artist (and native Minnesotan) Nikki Jean, who’ll perform at this year’s official Soundset Before…

Today in 1938, rockabilly legend Duane Eddy was born, making him 80 today. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what rockabilly and rockabilly-influenced artists do you want to hear?

Ringo made a horrible TV movie, Studio 54 opened its door, Nirvana played an important gig, country legend George Jones died in Nashville, and Duane Eddy was born, Today in Music History.

Minnesota natives Trampled By Turtles top the chart ahead of their new album 'Life Is Good On The Open Road', out May 4.

Today's top music news stories include Eaux Claires not announcing its lineup, Germany's ECHO Awards being called off, and Fleetwood Mac commenting on their split from Lindsey Buckingham.

Freddy and Francine are a duo comprising Lee Ferris and Bianca Caruso. Their two powerful voices harmonize beautifully. They stopped in the Radio Heartland studio this week to perform three songs from their growing catalogue, including a new track from their forthcoming EP, 'Moonless Night,' anticipated for release in September.

Key changes - or modulations - occur when the key of a song changes from one set into the next. This device is alive and present in pop music and has been for decades. So for today's Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that have key changes?