With Toots and the Maytals, Toots Hibbert helped popularize - and even name - the genre of reggae.

From Janelle Monae to SZA, Gorillaz, New Order and the newest Sylvan Esso track, there are some heavy hitters this week.

Rush drummer Neil Peart passed away earlier this year and tomorrow (his birthday) the live-streamed Modern Drummer Festival 2020 will be in tribute to him. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that celebrate great drummers?

The saxophonist and vocalist started the band in New Jersey in 1964 with his brother and five of their friends from school. Ronald Bell shaped some of the band's most iconic songs, including including 'Ladies' Night,' 'Jungle Boogie' and 'Celebration.'

Jay Gabler brought by his latest Rock & Roll Book Club pick this morning and it's Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell, about a fictional band from the 1960s. For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear where a fictional band is mentioned?

In 'Utopia Avenue,' novelist David Mitchell - author of 'Cloud Atlas' - imagines a gentler, kinder experience for a band that emerges from the late '60s psychedelic scene in London.

The song is the title track from Springsteen's next studio album with the E Street Band, releasing October 23.

'Sweet Child O' Mine' hit No. 1; Rod Steward recorded his first single; the Beatles hit No. 1 with 'Revolver'; 'Maniac' was No. 1 in the singles charts; and Nirvana released a song that took the charts by storm, Today in Music History.

Anderson Paak hit 10 weeks and landed Hall of Fame status with "Lockdown".

The beloved producer's last project, created before his death in April from COVID-19, is a tribute to the songwriting of T. Rex frontman Marc Bolan. Willner's 'Angelheaded Hipster' is The Current's Album of the Week this week.