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- (one review from it: Jamiroquai)
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WFUV Music Review
- Coming July 29: Dennis Wilson
- July 22: Black Kids
- July 15: Paul Weller
- July 8: Beck
- July 1: The Hold Steady
- June 24: Alejandro Escovedo
- June 17: Wolf Parade
- June 10: Coldplay
- June 3: My Morning Jacket
- May 27: Al Green
- May 20: Death Cab for Cutie
- May 13: Elvis Costello
- May 6: Portishead
- April 29: She & Him and Scarlett Johansson
- April 22: Ike Reilly and the Jealous Girlfriends
- April 15: Nick Cave
- April 8: No show
- April 1: R.E.M. and the Raconteurs
- March 25: Counting Crows
- March 18: Stephen Malkmus
- March 11: Nine Inch Nails and Devotchka
- March 4: Richard Julian and Jaymay
- Feb. 26: Jim White
- Feb. 19: Nick Lowe reissue, and Sons & Daughters
- Feb. 12: KD Lang
- Feb. 5: Sheryl Crow
- Jan. 29: Joe Jackson and Vampire Weekend
- Jan. 22: Cat Power and Liam Finn
- Jan. 15: Magnetic Fields
- Jan. 8: Kate Nash
- Jan. 1: Looking ahead to 2008
- —2007—
- Dec. 25: No show
- Dec. 18: Jesca Hoop, Beirut and Bjork
- Dec. 11: Spoon and Battles
- Dec. 4: Jazz and bluegrass box sets
- Nov. 27: Disaster folk and the Brit Box
- Nov. 20: ‘I’m Not There’ soundtrack
- Nov. 13: Aretha Franklin
- Nov. 6: Levon Helm and Ween
- Oct. 30: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss and Radiohead
- Oct. 23: Neil Young
- Oct. 16: No show
- Oct. 9: Bettye LaVette and Sharon Jones
- Oct. 2: Bruce Springsteen
- Sept. 25: Iron & Wine and José González
- Sept. 18: Nellie McKay and KT Tunstall
- Sept. 11: Joe Henry and ‘Wattstax’
- Sept. 4: Rilo Kiley
- Aug. 28: Ben Harper and the New Pornographers
- Aug. 21: Josh Ritter
- Aug. 14: Linda Thompson
- Aug. 7: Jesse Harris
- July 31: Nicole Atkins and They Might Be Giants
- July 24: Teddy Thompson and Prince
- July 17: The Magic Numbers and St. Vincent
- July 10: Spoon and Crowded House
- July 3: Ryan Adams
- June 26: Bryan Ferry and Nick Lowe
- June 19: White Stripes, Polyphonic Spree and Nick Drake
- June 12: John Doe, Darfur benefit and Bonde do Rôle
- June 5: Betty Davis reissues
- May 29: Richard Thompson
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