March is Women's History Month. To celebrate, each weekday this month we'll be spotlighting a different artist with special coverage on air and online. For Friday, March 20, we're shining a light on Carole King.

Janelle has spent her entire recording career building out her own Afrofuturist world.

March is Women's History Month. To celebrate, each weekday this month we'll be spotlighting a different artist with special coverage on air and online. For Thursday, March 5, we're shining a light on St. Vincent.

Amy Winehouse is important because in her all-too-short career, she established her one-in-a-million voice on a series of records that introduced soul music to a whole new generation around the world, bringing in modern hip-hop influences and embracing a confrontational and risque spirit that wouldn't have flown in the mid '60s.

As a multi-talented artist, Joni Mitchell's imprint on music, arts, and culture can't be overstated.

Dolly grew up poor, with hardworking parents, a big family, and a passion for writing and performing music. Her song 'Coat of Many Colors'? That's a true story about her mother literally sewing together rags to make a coat. Who knew at the time that would symbolize Dolly's life, a rags-to-riches story?

Each weekday in February, we'll focus on a different artist or group that you helped select for Black History Month.

On October 27, 1982, Prince released '1999,' the first album to playfully credit The Revolution, so we asked Bobby Z all about it.

Released on October 14, 1981, 'Controversy' is Prince's fourth full-length album. The record is notable for several firsts, and was a firm foundation to launch him into megastardom.

On October 13, 1992, Prince debuted a follow-up to 1991's 'Diamonds and Pearls,' colloquially known as 'the Love Symbol Album.' It was a turning point in Prince's music career and his personal life.