New music from Jory Nash, Nels Andrews, Suzie Brown and Hat Check Girl (Annie Gallup and Peter Gallway) and a phone conversation with Jez Lowe, who will be in concert at The University Cafe on Sunday, October 28th at 2 P.M. in the Sunday Street Acoustic Concert Series, co-sponsored by The University Cafe.

Today's program featured several tracks from Lynn Miles' third volume in her "Black Flowers" series, as well as new music from Van Morrison, Charlie Peacock, Annabelle Chvostek, Hans Theessink and John Cale. We also played a set of songs from Jez Lowe, who will be in concert at The University Cafe on Sunday, October 28th, at 2 P.M. Additionally, we asked for listener support for WUSB during our current Radiothon.

Another busy edition of SUNDAY STREET. We featured two tracks from Caitlin Canty's impressive new album, GOLDEN HOUR, spoke on the phone with Sarah McQuaid, who is in the midst of an ambitious US tour, and were most pleasntly surprised by an in-studio visit from Iain Matthews who, with Jim Fogarty,was at Stony Brook to do an afternoon concert in our series at The University Cafe. And, oh yes, we continued to ask listeners to support WUSB during our Fall Radiothon and sincerely thank those who called in and made pledges.

Lots of great new releases on today's progra, including several tracks from a masterful new album by Mark Knopfler and an impressive debut album from The Stray Birds. Also, a track from the soon-to-be-released Bob Dylan album and new music from Marci Geller and Anna Dagmar.

Some songs for Labor Day, some songs to note those struggling with the flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaac, and an adventurous new song from Iain Matthews recalling the London music scene in the 1960s, from his innovative new album with Egbert Derix, were part of today's music mix.

Today's program marked yesterday's centennial of the birth of Woody Guthrie. We also featured a phone conversation about a new documentary on the life of songwriter Doc Pomus, with his daughter, Sharyn Felder.

Today's program marked yesterday's centennial of the birth of Woody Guthrie. We also featured a phone conversation about a new documentary on the life of songwriter Doc Pomus, with his daughter, Sharyn Felder.

Today's program marked yesterday's centennial of the birth of Woody Guthrie. We also featured a phone conversation about a new documentary on the life of songwriter Doc Pomus, with his daughter, Sharyn Felder.

Some songs for Canada Day and some for the Fourth of July, along with new music from Iain Matthews and Patti Smith, were part of today's program.

Some classic "summer singles" from years past and a conversation with Norm Prusslin, WUSB's first General Manager, about a benefit concert this Wednesday to mark WUSB's 35th anniversary, were highlights of today's program.

We spoke by phone with Helene Korolenko, Artistic Director of the New Bedford Summerfest, about this year's three day event in New Bedford, Massachusetts, on July 6,7, and 8.

Today's program featured a phone conversation with Louise Taylor and Ray Bonneville, who were en route to Stony Brook for a concert this evening at 7 P.M. at The University Cafe. www.universitycafe.org for information