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It's 1965 all over again as Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney trade barbs. Also, Detroit techno great Mike Huckaby dies of COVID-19, shows in virtual space get weird, Britain has its oldest-ever chart-topper, and Miley Cyrus covers 'Wish You Were Here.'

With everyone social-distancing and diving into their screens, some virtual musicians are becoming even more famous than a lot of real-world artists. Fans of the game Animal Crossing are using their Photoshop skills to insert K.K. Slider, a fictional musician from the game, into iconic album covers.

The New York Times reports that NYC hospitals have started picking their preferred recovery anthems to play as discharged patients roll out the doors. Let's come up with our own list of recovery anthems today. What would you want to hear if you were leaving the hospital?

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 Lizzo was born, Today in Music History.

There's no shine, there's no hiding. The songs unfold and flower in darkness and light. She pounds on the walls, screams, whispers, and invite the neighbor's dog to record some vocals.

April is Minnesota Music Month. To celebrate, each weekday this month we'll be spotlighting a different artist with special coverage on air and online. For Monday, April 27, we're shining a light on Babes in Toyland.

Dave Pirner originally planned to be in Los Angeles this week, promoting 'Hurry Up and Wait,' Soul Asylum's brand-new record. 'Now I'm in a basement in Minneapolis.' But Pirner and bandmate Ryan Smith make the best of the unexpected situation by playing songs and talking with The Current's Mark Wheat in Virtual Live Session.

NYC hospitals are picking songs to play when they celebrate the release of recovering COVID-19 patients. Also, the Rolling Stones have dropped their first original song in eight years; Camila Cabello and our audience figure out what to do about their hair; a new Taylor Swift album is released without her permission while Jason Isbell releases his early to support independent record stores; and the BBC recruits an all-star 'band' to sing the Foo Fighters' 'Times Like These.'

Spring is here, we're looking at a high of 65 in the Twin Cities today and sun throughout the weekend, so let's all make sure to get outside and (hygienically, from a distance) stop and smell the flowers. For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention flowers of any type?