WSOE 89.3 Elon University

WSOE is Elon University's student run radio station. Programming created by students and faculty. Streaming provided by ibiblio.

http://wsoeelon.com/

WHUP 104.7

WHUP is a community radio station broadcasting out of Hillsborough, North Carolina with a focus on local and live music. Streaming provided by ibiblio.

https://whupfm.org/whup-live/

WHQR 92.7 Classical

WHQR Classical is a non-profit radio station that broadcasts out of Wilmington, North Carolina at 92.7 and 91.3 HD2. The station plays 24 hour a day classical music. See also WHQR 91.3 News. Streaming provided by ibiblio.

https://www.whqr.org/classical-967-hqr%20#stream/1

WDAV 89.9 Davidson College

WDAV is a service of Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina. It is a non-commercial, listener supported public radio station that broadcasts classical music and other cultural programming. Streaming provided by ibiblio.

https://www.wdav.org/

WCPE 89.7

WCPE is a non commercial, independent, listener supported classical music station that broadcasts in the Piedmont area of North Carolina. Streaming provided by ibiblio.

https://www.theclassicalstation.org/

WCOM-LP 103.5

WCOM is a low power FM community radio station broadcasting out of Carrboro, NC.

https://wcomfm.org/listen-live/

Leonard Pennario Home Page

All things Pennario. Biography, Career History, Discography, LP, CD covers, Picture Gallery, mp3 samples, personal annecdotes, etc.

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http://www.pennario.org

Carolina EMS - promoting electronic music at carolina

Archival website for a student group promoting electronic music at UNC chapel hill

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http://www.ibiblio.org/cems/

McGuinn MPEG Video

MPEG videos of Roger McGuinn's songs available.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/bitcasting/

The B. B. King Archive

B.B. King is widely known as King of the Blues, with a career spanning approximately fifty years and as many albums. Born Riley B. King in 1925, he moved from Mississippi to Memphis in 1947 to pursue a music career. Local radio and live success quickly followed. By the mid-1950s, King was performing nationally more than 300 days per year. His music draws from many genres, including swing, jazz and pop, and his guitar style has influenced some of the world's top musicians. In recognition of his achievements, King was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame in 1984 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. He has also received five honorary doctorates. King still tours internationally more than 250 days per year, including gigs at the four B.B. King's Blues Clubs located throughout the country. This archive is comprised of the recordings and images of Dr. William Ferris, professor of history and Senior Associate Director of the Center for the Study of the American South at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The majority of the items date from the mid-1970s, when Dr. Ferris first met King at Yale University. The two have maintained a relationship for three decades. More of Dr. Ferris's materials, as well as possible additions from other collections, will be added. The archive was created in April, 2004, and is an ongoing project of students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The Ferris Collection is part of the Southern Folklife Collection at UNC Chapel Hill.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/bbking/