Underground boom bap hiphop we countdown the filthy 50 and much more

BOC at St. Paul Civic Center 5-29-76, Paul McCartney 5-29-76, a look at That's Rock & Roll

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Tracks played include:

Chanel Beads - "Song for the Messenger"
The Cords - "Yes It's True"
DMA'S - "My Baby's Place"
Feeble Little Horse - "Doorway"
Glixen - "Unwind"
Golomb - "Real Power"
The Hanging Stars - "Let It Slide"
Inspiral Carpets - "Drag The Bag"
Josephine Network - "Rock & Roll Singer" & "All I'll Do"
The Lemon Twigs - "Look For Your Mind"
The Martial Arts - "Seeing Double"
The On and Ons - "White Ships"
Operelly - "Leaving"
Pope - "Point of View"
The Popguns - "Where Do You Go?" [1988 Demo]
The Rallies - "Love"
Sloan - "All Used Up"
Snail Mail - "Dead End"
Stella Lefty with Vincent Mason - "Something To Lose"
Touch Girl Apple Blossom - "Tell" [Demo]
White Fence - "Reflection In A Shop Window On Polk"
The Young Fresh Fellows - "Killing Time in Union Square"
Zoon - "OMNI II"

This week on With The Beatles

We head into the legendary early sessions for The White Album, revisit the Beatles’ final BBC performance, and celebrate one of the most iconic albums ever made — Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

We’ll also continue diving into George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass sessions and John Lennon’s Imagine sessions

Plus:
New music from Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr
James McCartney
Claypool Lennon Delirium
Laurence Juber

…along with deep cuts, Beatles history, gems, and much more throughout the night.

Charlie J sitting in for Denis McNamara's Musicality 10am-noon

The Schools Out for the SBU Graduates, Happy 30th Democracy Now, celebrate Thursday Vertical programming, Memorial Day 2026 Commemoration edition.

new boom bap plus stump tha cape

Bobbique 20th Anniversary Special

PRO SKATEBOARDER MARC JOHNSON PASSED AWAY 5/26 SO WE CLOSED OUT THE SHOW TODAY WITH SONGS FROM HIS LEGENDARY SKATE VIDEO PARTS <3

2 hours of Bluegrass

Tom rush stops by to talk about his upcoming show

Carrie Mongle, assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology and Turkana Basin Institute at Stony Brook University, examines fossilized teeth to understand how early humans grew, lived, and ate — this conversation is from September 2025.

Then, meet Arek Zenel-Walasek, an environmental studies major, who discusses his photo contribution "South of Montauk" in the student-produced book "Nature State of Mind."

C4E Presents is a production of Stony Brook’s Collaborative for the Earth.

Host: Heather Lynch
Editor: J.D. Allen
Program Manager: Jennifer Gilday