What is a city without its music?

The legacy of the New York Philharmonic is incredible nearly two centuries of history.

That's a lot of music and a lot of stories.

I was sitting on stage for the very first time thinking,

I can't quite believe this is happening.

Join me, Jamie Bernstein, as we explore the history of the New York Philharmonic.

It's the NY Phil story made in New York, a podcast about a city, its people, and their orchestra.

Listen wherever you get podcasts.

The Black Keys are the last rock and roll band to really matter.

I mean, maybe I'm wrong, but if you can think of another rock band that broke out this decade

with songs you couldn't escape and Big Arena shows, let me know.

When it first came out in the early 2000s, their gritty blue sound was wild.

You could have told me some of those songs were lost relics from the 50s and I would have believed it.

Their sound really did develop a lot by the time they hit Big with songs like Titan Up and Howling for you.

Now, after five year break, they have new music.

Do you feel like you're the only one to dip in on my track?

Have you ever tried to close on one?

Wasn't even there.

That's from their new album Let's Rock.

They stopped by Shangri-La to catch up with Rick Rubin the day after launching their tour in LA

to talk about the new record and to play some unreleased songs.

This is Broken Record Season 3, liner notes for the digital age.

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