Gene Harris On Piano Jazz
On this 1988 Piano Jazz episode, Harris opens with a slow and easy "Black and Blue," then McPartland joins him on "Bag's Groove."
Studio Sessions
David Byrne Digs For Wonder
David Byrne, musician and all-around wonder archaeologist, visits the World Cafe Studios in Philadelphia to talk about animals, bicycles, civic obligations and his latest album 'American Utopia.'
The Meditative Slow Burn Of The Sidekicks
Watch the Ohio indie rock band play two songs from its latest album live for Folkadelphia.
Gorillaz On World Cafe
Beyond being intelligent, thoughtful and perceptive, Gorillaz band member Damon Albarn is incredibly gregarious, infectious and fun.
Dermot Kennedy On World Cafe
Listening to this Irish singer is like hearing someone drag their own heart through their vocal cords and send it right up to the heavens.
Rayland Baxter On World Cafe
A slick mix of power pop, rock, folk and even a little glam make up Rayland Baxter's latest album 'Wide Awake.'
Stefon Harris On Piano Jazz
Vibraphonist Stefon Harris is one of the most innovative and impressive artists in jazz, blazing new trails on vibraphone and marimba.
Death Cab For Cutie Is Thankful For 20 Years Of Memories
"We're still considered by virtually everybody as an indie band," says Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard.
Jukebox The Ghost On World Cafe
When three friends are good at what they do and they're having a lot of fun with each other doing it, we're all in for a good time. That's what this session promises.
World Cafe Nashville: Liz Cooper And The Stampede
Call it psychedelic, call it classic or call it the sound of new Nashville. Liz Cooper and The Stampede is leading the rock pack in Tennessee right now.