The Brooklyn-to-Nashville transplant combines humor and pizzazz with monster guitar chops on his new record, Silver Tears.

For your long holiday weekend, enjoy a playlist of 10 musical families you might not mind talking tofurkey with.

The octogenarian blues legend proves he can still funk with the best of them in this session.

We've heard a lot and said a lot this week. Get some soothing relief with this playlist of instrumental tracks.

Producer Ian Brennan joins World Cafe to discuss his return to Malawi, where he's recorded the music of inmates at a maximum-security prison.

This election's youngest voters were born in 1998. So were these records, which all turn 18 this year. (Feeling old yet?)

"All the technology in the world can't make a DJ with bad taste a good DJ," the sampling pioneer says. In this session, he discusses his latest album, This Mountain Will Fall.

Had enough of "Monster Mash", "Time Warp" and "Thriller"? Get in the Halloween spirit with these alternatives.

For your weekend playlist, new songs by Leonard Cohen, Sting and other boomer artists who, in 2016, are as creative as ever.

Despite its name, the Saskatoon trio gives you plenty of space to breathe. You can hear the simplicity and vastness of the Canadian prairies in its new single.

The album, one of the 82-year-old's best, was produced by his son Adam, who joins World Cafe to discuss what it's like to work with a living legend who just happens to be your dad.

Just in case Dylan never gets around to picking up his Nobel Prize for literature, here are a few possible alternate candidates.

Get to know the Toronto native as she shares stories and songs with David Dye.

World Cafe's new contributing host and producer, Talia Schlanger, spotlights music from her mother country.