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Spanning the Hits in Gotham

2 segments

New York Music, Block to Block 23 min

Rickie Lee Jones Live 27 min

From the 1920s through the '70s, New York City gave rise to an explosion of musical styles: from bebop and Latin, to punk and disco. Today, Tony Fletcher, the author of a new book on music in 20th-century New York explains what unites them all. Also: Rickie Lee Jones, the so-called "Duchess of Coolsville," joins us to talk about her newest album and perform live in our studio.