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Hear The First Ever 'All Songs Considered' Podcast, From 2005

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All Songs Considered

Hear The First Ever 'All Songs Considered' Podcast, From 2005

Fifteen years ago this week, All Songs Considered launched its first ever podcast episode. Hear how it sounded.

Hear The First Ever 'All Songs Considered' Podcast, From 2005

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Songs We Love: The Highwaymen, 'One Too Many Mornings'

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Songs We Love: The Highwaymen, 'One Too Many Mornings'

Dylan's song of lost love surfaced again and again in Johnny Cash's career. A newly released cover by the Cash-led country supergroup reaches across decades.

One Too Many Mornings

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All Songs Considered

Death Cab for Cutie, Sam Cooke, John Vanderslice

New music from Death Cab for Cutie; Remembering 9-11 with John Vanderslice; The madcap music of Shel Silverstein; Country rebels The Highwaymen; A 1963 live recording by Sam Cooke and more.

Death Cab for Cutie, Sam Cooke, John Vanderslice

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