Today's program highlighted Martin Simpson's exquisite new album VAGRANT STANZAS. Also new to SUNDAY STREET were albums from The Staves, Lord Huron, Bombino, Tommy Malone and Roy Book Binder.

On today's program we previewed next weekend's Falcon Ridge Folk Festival and did an associated ticket giveaway. We also featured some tracks from a fine new album by Missy Raines and the New Hip and two tracks from the South Carolina-based duo, Shovels & Rope, who did a most impressive set at yesterday's Newport Folk Festival. Also we remembered J.J.Cale,who passed away on Friday at age 74.

Today's program highlighted Brooks William's outstanding new release, New Everything. We also played some songs to remember Bill Morrissey, who passed away on July 23,2011.

(we highlighted Caroline Doctorow'sfine new release,Little Lovin' Darling,produced by Pete Kennedy,featured somemusic from performers at this coming weekend's Great South Bay Music Festival,and did an on-air giveaway enabling some listeners to attend the festival).

Several tracks from DOWNPOUR, a brilliant new album from Lynn Miles, a sampling of some of the songs on a new two CD tribute to Kate McGarrigle, new music from Si Kahn, The Paul McKenna Band and others,and a few songs for the Fourth of July, were featured on today's program.Opening

Today's program featured an in-studio visit from guitarist Don Bikoff.

Some songs for Father's Day, as well as previews of two upcoming waterfront festivals in our area, were featured on today's program.

Some songs for Father's Day, as well as previews of two upcoming waterfront festivals in our area, were featured on today's program.

Today's program showcased several tracks from an extraordinary new album, American Ride, from Willie Nile. We also featured new releases from Tom Russell, Jann Close, Moors & McCumber and Melissa Ferrick, and played a set of songs in observance of Memorial Day.

An all-Dylan Program to celebrate his 72nd Birthday this Friday. We also featured songs associated with his second album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, which sees the 50th anniversary of its release this month. The program included several selections from the May 11th University Cafe celebration of Dylan's music. Pete and Maura Kennedy, Rod MacDonald, Russ Seeger, Steve Kaplan, Brian Kachejian and Bill Herman were the ensemble sharing Dylan songs that evening, with a guest appearance by WUSB's Mary Lamont, with Jim Marchese.

An in-studio visit with Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby was a highlight of today's program.

We remembered Richie Havens and George Jones, two legendary performers who passed away earlier this week. Australian singer/songwriter, Kim Churchill, stopped by for an in-studio conversation. He is opening several shows for Billy Bragg in the US and in Canada.

We remembered Richie Havens and George Jones, two legendary performers who passed away earlier this week. Australian singer/songwriter, Kim Churchill, stopped by for an in-studio conversation. He is opening several shows for Billy Bragg in the US and in Canada.

An in-studio visit from James Maddock on today's program

Our third week of WUSB's Spring Radiothon. Thanks to listeners who pledged their support. we hope others will do likewise over the next few weeks. On today's program, Darryl Purpose, a Colorado-based singer/songwriter, joined us in the studio.