we visit with a few musicians who are known for crafting modern country music from old-time inspirations.

share with us how they fit "an electric peg into an acoustic hole." Then a conversation with Austin's king of the honky-tonks,

, who literally wears his musical inspirations on his sleeve.

heralds the 100th birthday of our nation's greatest roving troubadour and social commentator,

, with a two-hour special dedicated to his life in music. We'll visit with friends and relatives who share tales of Guthrie's trials and triumphs, from Okemah, Oklahoma to Coney Island, New York. Guthrie's children, Nora and Arlo, reflect on their father's life, scholar Guy Logsdon discusses Guthrie's Dust Bowl days and Pete Seeger shares the backstory to Woody's anthem for the "down and outers." Plus music and memories from Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Moses Asch, Bob Dylan and so many others.