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You'll need to create content before uploading your draft. You'll need to create content before uploading your draft. You'll need to create content before uploading your draft. You'll need to create content before uploading your draft. The NPR Tiny Desk Concert series provides live music videos recorded at the desk of All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen in Washington, D.C., typically featuring artists with an independent-label deal or some other musical relationship with NPR Music's programming. More than 500 artists have performed and recorded live music at the desk since the series began on September 12, 2006. Although NPR provides streaming video of the sessions, individual videos are not archived on its website. Streaming is available via NPR Music and its associated applications. Video recorded prior to 2010 is archived only in the podcast section of All Songs Considered's website (podcasts can be re-downloaded after a period of time). However, there is a YouTube channel with hundreds of archived performances. The NPR Tiny Desk Concert series has been parodied by "Saturday Night Live". NPR hosts other tributes to musicians who have died (although many of these tributes are included in the "Music News" section of All Things Considered) including:NPR also has produced "audio postcards" for other NPR shows, including Car Talk and Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me! These audio postcards were usually recorded outside of NPR studios (such as at major tourist locations), and featured the hosts of the show reading pieces written by staff-writers.NPR also carries other specials focusing on music categories without live recording involved. These include special programs for single songs or albums, operating under the title "All Songs Considered". NPR also produces a program entitled "Acoustic Drive," a radio play that takes a song and has various radio actors read excerpts from it. The readings are interspersed with music from the song being read. The play is broadcast on NPR stations across the country. Anyone can submit a recording to be considered for an episode of Acoustic Drive, but once they are selected, the recording's owner must sign a contract agreeing to allow the show's producers to use it no matter how much or little of it they use, and for how long. Acoustic Drive has also expanded to include television, with episodes airing on "The Gavin McInnes Show" on the Gavin McInnes' internet-based TV network, "Get Off My Lawn". NPR has produced several series of specials on popular music. One is called "All Songs in the Key of Pop", which features various artists singing songs in various keys. The second is called "All Songs at the End of the Century", which features various artists performing songs that were popular during 1890–1999. NPR has produced "American Songbook" episodes (featuring songs that are American in origin), including episodes featuring Kate Bush, Tom Waits, Van Morrison and Queen, among others. cfa1e77820
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