During a tour stop in the Twin Cities to play a show at First Avenue in Minneapolis, Sierra Ferrell and her band visited The Current for a studio session hosted by Jessica Paxton. Watch and listen to the full session.

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs produced by Steve Albini would you like to hear?

The Supremes scored their tenth chart-topping single; Led Zeppelin made their Hawaii debut; Yvonne Elliman had a hit from Saturday Night Fever; Elvis first appeared in Minnesota; and Stevie Wonder was born, today in music history.

Our Album of the Week is Poetry by Dehd.

The Everly Brothers had a big hit; the Beach Boys' concert album hit No. 1; Lionel Richie said “Hello” to the No. 1 spot in the singles charts; Burt Bacharach was born; and the great Ian McLagen passed away, today in music history.

Roger Miller sang about trailers for sale or rent; concert highlights from Woodstock became a triple album; Elvis and Led Zeppelin spent some quality time together; and Bob Marley passed away, today in music history.

Drake and Kendrick have been trading diss tracks for weeks, and it's gotten darker and darker with each track. Drake accuses Kendrick of beating women, and Kendrick accuses Drake of abusing minors. It's a spectacle, but who are the pawns? Brittany chats with NPR Music's Sidney Madden and writer Tirhakah Love about the collateral damage in this rap beef.

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge approved the conservatorship Thursday, noting that Brian Wilson suffers from "a major cognitive disorder." Wilson has agreed to the conservatorship.

Every Friday around 11 a.m. on Radio Heartland, we pull a special track from the archives or from deep in the shelves to spotlight a particular artist or song. This week, we honor the legendary and influential blues musician Robert Johnson, born May 8, 1911.

Shel Silverstein passed away; Pet Shop Boys were No. 1; Bono was born; the Turtles visited the White House; and Weezer released Weezer, also known as The Blue Album, today in music history.