Today's program highlighted a new album from Bruce Cockburn, along with new releases from Paul Kelly, The Jerry Douglas Band, David Rawlings, and Richard Thompson. We noted the passings earlier this week of Glen Campbell and Barbara Cook and played some of their recordings. Also, we played a number of songs associated with Fairport Convention as they concluded their annual festival in Cropredy, Oxfordshire, England last night.

Today's edition of Sunday Street featured the music of Bill Morrissey, the New Hampshire-based songwriter who passed away six years ago today.

Fortieth anniversary of WUSB, as noted in our opening set. Also, new music from Slaid Cleaves, Steve Earle, Joe Crookston and Daisycutter. And we end with Bob Dylan's lecture upon receiving the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature.

Today's program featured a conversation with Alan Inkles, Director the Staller Center at Stony Brook University, about the upcoming Stony Brook Film Festival. One of the films is a documentary, "The Second Act of Elliott Murphy," which will have its US premiere at the festival. Details about the festival at www.stonybrookfilmfestival.com

Today's program featured the recordings of Jimmy LaFave, the Austin-based singer/songwriter who passed away on May 21st.

All-Dylan program to mark his upcoming 76th Birthday.

An in-studio visit from bluesman Brooks Williams was featured on today's program.

Today's program featured new releases by Tom Russell, Jessi Colter, and Ray Davies. We also played some songs for the Easter weekend. And we shared several classic recordings on which Bruce Langhorne, legendary session guitarist, appeared in the mid and late 1960's.

In studio visit with Gene Casey on today's program

In studio visit with Pete Mancini