A global journey through experimental musical realms
Zakir Hussein (India) opens this morning’s show celebrating what would have been his 75th birthday.
Electronic sounds from Higher Intelligence Agency (UK), Olan Mill, Klaus Schulze (Germany)
Ole Lukkoye (Russia), Psychedelic Source Records (Hungary)and Tomoyuki Trio (Japan & UK) in the Supreme Intensity Level Segmant
Dirk Serries (France) & Steve Roach (USA) in the Time Suspended segment.
Loren Nerell (USA) & El Hadra (Germany) in the Deep Drift segment.

Opening set
John Hammond, Ask Me Nice (FOOTWORK, Vanguard)
Mose Allison, I love The Life I Live (I LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE, Columbia)
Mose Allison, I Don’t Worry About A Thing (I DON’T WORRY ABOUT A THING, Atlantic)
Greg Brown, Mose Allison Played Here (SLANT SIX MIND, Red House)
Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite, Night Club (IF YOU’RE GOING TO THE CIRY, Fat Possum)

Set # 2
John Hammond, I Can Tell ( CAN TELL, Atlantic)
The Doors, Soul Kitchen (THE DOORS, Elektra)
The Blues Project, You Can’t Catch Me (PROJECTIONS, Verve Folkways)
Chuck Berry, Jaguar and the T-Bird (single, Chess)

Set # 3
Kate McGarrigle, Sloan Wainwright, Martha Wainwright, Proserpina (SING ME THE SONGS; Nonesuch)
Sloan Wainwright, In Times Like These RED MAPLE TREE, self-released)
Sloan Wainwright, Time of No Reply (REDISCOVERY, self-released)
Marianne Faithfull, As Tears Go Bye (single, Decca)
Marianne Faithfull, Madame George (NO PRIMA DONNA, Polydor)

(Sloan Wainwright plays WUSB’s Sunday Street Series on Sunday, April 19th at 5 P.M.
Information at www.sundaystreet.org)

Set # 4
Van Morrison & The Chieftain, Celtic Ray (IRISH HEARTBEAT, Mercury)

Bill Kay with you today. Our opening cut, Tin Fish Tango, is by Plunge.

Celebrate the 104th anniversary of Nosferatu's theatrical release with Counter Lock!

HI ELLO! This episode is cue 17 oh yeahhhhh. This episode is when I took the bands and songs from last episode, and started really turning them into my own music taste. There's some repeat bands, there's some new ones, but they're all pretty dang cool! They are all also songs I still listen to :)

let it rain

MTSG fill-in from 5-6pm

filthy 50

Kitty Genovese songs, Women's History Month, St. Patrick's Day

Friday 10a to Noon

Tonight on With The Beatles

Tonight we dive into more moments from Beatles history including The Beatles continuing to film A Hard Day’s Night. We’ll also look at the release of Watching the Wheels by John Lennon, revisit the day Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney were married, and talk about George Harrison collaborating with drummer Jim Gordon. We’ll also continue the hype for the upcoming album from Ringo Starr and pay tribute to legendary Beatles producer George Martin.

Plus:
• New releases
• Beatles history
• Deep cuts and gems
• And much more!

Celebrating Women for Women's History Month! Sisters Doin It For Themselves!

Refestramus will return with their third studio album, Morri’s Rock Boutique, a nine-track release scheduled to be on all streaming media this March 20, 2026, via Melodic Revolution Records. The album is now available for pre-order and CD shipping.

refestramus.bandcamp.com/album/morri-s-rock-boutique

Entering its most ambitious era to date, Refestramus expands its sonic and visual universe with Morri’s Rock Boutique, a surreal desert-western dreamscape filled with ferris wheels, neon temples, and wandering ghosts of memory. The album blends cinematic atmospheres with adventurous progressive rock, pushing the band’s storytelling and musical depth further than ever before. Powerplay calls the album, “Grown-up prog, full of great musicianship and songwriting.”

Morri’s Rock Boutique features standout contributions from Jan Christiana and Dyanne Potter Voegtlin (Octarine Sky), along with notable guest performances by David Jackson (Van der Graaf Generator), Rick Witkowski (Crack the Sky), Joe Deninzon (Kansas), Lynx (Old Blood), and Japanese vocalist Nam Chumo.

Musicians

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