The 61st annual Grammys had more than their share of memorable moments, celebrating both legends and newcomers. Jay and Jade talk about the whole fun, crowded night, which ended with Childish Gambino and Kacey Musgraves taking home the big awards. Audio sampled: Jahzzar - "Comedie" (CC BY 4.0), Dolly Parton - "9 to 5", Michelle Obama (2019 Grammy speech), Dua Lipa (2019 Grammy speech), Drake (2019 Grammy speech), Childish Gambino - "This Is America", Cardi B - "Money", Brandi Carlile (2019 Grammy speech), Diana Ross - "Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)" (2019 Grammy performance)

Mac Wilson sat down with Jay and Jade to share his speculations about Sunday's Grammy Awards, including changes to the nomination process, predictions for this year's winners, and some lesser-known artists that could take home awards. Joni Deutsch of Charlotte public-radio station WFAE interviewed Adrian Stallings and Veronica Cordle of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame to talk about three North Carolinian artists that the Recording Academy will honor this year. Music in this episode: Jahzzar: "Comedie" (CC BY 4.0); Kendrick Lamar & SZA: "All The Stars"; Drake: "God's Plan"; Brandi Carlile: "The Joke"; Bjork: "The Gate"; Arctic Monkeys: "Four out of Five"; H.E.R.: "Focus"; Parliament: "Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker)"; Link Wray: "Rumble"; Nina Simone: "Young, Gifted and Black"; The Avett Brothers: "True Sadness"; Uncan: "Keeping Track" (CC BY-NC 4.0); Childish Gambino: "This Is America"; Mitski: "Nobody"; Anderson East: "All On My Mind"; Weezer: "Happy Hour"; Jesse Spillane: "Ruffling Feathers" (CC BY SA 4.0-02)

Mac Wilson sat down with Jay and Jade to share his speculations about Sunday's Grammy Awards, including changes to the nomination process, predictions for this year's winners, and some lesser-known artists that could take home awards. Joni Deutsch of Charlotte public-radio station WFAE interviewed Adrian Stallings and Veronica Cordle of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame to talk about three North Carolinian artists that the Recording Academy will honor this year.

George Harrison and Michael Jackson were interviewed together in 1979, and the BBC has just unearthed the audio. Also in the news today: PledgeMusic puts crowdfunding on hold, and the man who first booked Bob Dylan in NYC dies at 90. Plus, new releases from Ariana Grande, LCD Soundsystem, Bob Mould, and...Marvin Gaye!

George Harrison and Michael Jackson were interviewed together in 1979, and the BBC has just unearthed the audio. Also in the news today: PledgeMusic puts crowdfunding on hold, and the man who first booked Bob Dylan in NYC dies at 90. Plus, new releases from Ariana Grande, LCD Soundsystem, Bob Mould, and...Marvin Gaye!

Was James Brown murdered? A new CNN investigation is raising questions. Also in the news today: Pink gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Cher costumes headed to the Met, 'M.T.A.' lyricist dies at 94, and artists launch a class-action lawsuit against Sony and Universal. Today's viral clip: the Super Bowl ad that did the most for a featured song.

Was James Brown murdered? A new CNN investigation is raising questions. Also in the news today: Pink gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Cher costumes headed to the Met, 'M.T.A.' lyricist dies at 94, and artists launch a class-action lawsuit against Sony and Universal. Today's viral clip: the Super Bowl ad that did the most for a featured song. Music in today's episode: Jahzzar - "Comedie" (CC BY 4.0); BoxCat Games - "Against The Wall" (CC BY 3.0); Pink - "Whatever You Want"; Cher - "Turn Back Time"; Kingston Trio - "M.T.A."; Ehohnke - News Report Music (CC0-1.0); Jesse Spillane - Dance Rocket (CC-BY-4.0); New York Dolls - "Personality Crisis"; Fine Young Cannibals - "She Drives Me Crazy"

If you watch the Netflix show 'Russian Doll,' you hear the bouncy first notes of a song over and over again. What is it? Also in the news today: the Grammys will salute Dolly Parton, 'Hair' gets yanked as NBC's next live musical, Eddie Money wins a court ruling over his former drummer, UK music retailer HMV is saved, and two surprising facts about the history of pop hits.

If you watch the Netflix show 'Russian Doll,' you hear the bouncy first notes of a song over and over again. What is it? Also in the news today: the Grammys will salute Dolly Parton, 'Hair' gets yanked as NBC's next live musical, Eddie Money wins a court ruling over his former drummer, UK music retailer HMV is saved, and two surprising facts about the history of pop hits. [Audio sampled: Jahzzar - "Comedie" (CC BY 4.0); BoxCat Games - "Against The Wall" (CC BY 3.0); Eddie Money - "Two Tickets To Paradise"; Bebe Rexha - "Meant To Be (feat. Florida Georgia Line)"; 'The Greatest Showman' Original Soundtrack - "A Million Dreams"; Harry Nilsson - "Gotta Get Up"]

Maroon 5 played the Super Bowl halftime show. Did you even notice? Jay and Jade talk about the music stars who showed up at the Big Game. Also in the news today: 21 Savage apprehended by ICE, Gordon Lightfoot's heading back into the studio, Linda Ronstadt opens up about Parkinson's experience, and a song from the 'Waitress' musical takes on a second life in online cover versions.