Today's program featured an in-studio visit with Gene Casey.

Bob Longman and Joe Vecchio, co-sub hosts

Today's program featured a conversation with the great singer/songwriter Tom Russell, some songs to mark the passing of Guy Clark, new music from Colvin & Earle, Kris Drever and some newly-released recordings of The Highwaymen, as well as songs to mark Memorial Day.

Today’s program celebrated the music of Bob Dylan who turns 75 this Tuesday. We also highlighted several tracks from his album BLONDE ON BLONDE, released some fifty years ago. Additionally, we played two tracks from Dylan’s just-released FALLEN ANGELS.

Today's program featured a conversation with Brother Sun (Pat Wictor, Joe Jencks, and Greg Greenway) who will be in concert in the Sunday Street Series at The Long Island Museum on Sunday, June 12th at 5 P.M.

A "May Day" edition of Sunday Street featuring some songs for the day, new music from Dave Gunning and Sugar Blue, some music from this past week's BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, and an in-studio visit from singer/songwriter Kirsten Maxwell.

Today's program noted the passing of Prince as well as the loss of guitarist Lonnie Mack and multi-instrumentalist Pete Zorn, who worked with Richard Thompson and Steeleye Span.

A phone conversation with Iain Matthews and a new CD from Willie Nile were featured on today's program

Today's program featured a conversation with Brooks Williams as we shared tracks from his terrific new album, MY TURN NOW in its world radio debut. We also featured some tracks from a great new instrumental album from Bob Westcott.

Today's program featured a phone conversation with Suzzy Roche and Lucy Wainwright Roche. We also noted the passing of Steve Young and Gogi Grant.

Lots of blues on today's edition of Sunday Street with a new release from Toby Walker and a collection of contemporary artists playing songs associated with Blind Willie Jefferson. Also, new releases from Lucinda Williams, Kirsten Maxwell, and The Suitcase Junket.