Happy Birthday Jain, Paul Simon had a No. 1 song, John Lennon's solo project was climbing the charts, The Clash played their first show in the U.S., the Beatles first landed in the U.S., and The Who recorded 'Pinball Wizard', Today in Music History.

Rumors spread about the Beatles; Joan Jett made a movie; and Fabian, Bob Marley, Axl Rose, Rick Astley, and the Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie were all born, Today in Music History.

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs with lyrics in Spanish would you like to hear?

The Black Keys have the most songs in the Chart Show Hall of Fame with 17.

Wednesday, Feb. 4, was the kickoff of a three-show Practice as a Show residency at Icehouse in Minneapolis.

Musician and activist Billy Bragg spoke with host Zach McCormick about his song, “City of Heroes,” dedicated to the city of Minneapolis, and shared words of support to Minnesota as resistance continues all across the state.

Barrett Strong was born; Black Sabbath began recording 'Master of Reality'; Paul Simon released his first new song without Art Garfunkel, 'Mother and Child Reunion'; The Rolling Stones performed the halftime show of Super Bowl XL in Detroit; and 'Hello, Goodbye' is No. 1, Today in Music History.

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs about looking on the bright side would you like to hear?

Minneapolis rockers Heart to Gold are on track to have one of their biggest years yet. A decade ago, they began as a DIY rock band inspired by skateboarding culture and the Midwest punk and emo scenes. Their ethos hasn’t changed, and neither has their high-energy spirit.

Singer, songwriter, and producer Brandi Carlile spoke to host Jill Riley about performing at the upcoming Super Bowl, being a human, and her strong connection to Minnesota.