Artist that featured Frank Zappa on there songs and guest appearances by Zappa , also played some artist that are playing at the WUSB May 19th Benefit

3:30 -4:30(The Cure-The Plimsouls) programmed by Joe from West Sayville, member of the 90.1 club

Jerry D filling in

some sort of going away party

Join us Tuesday May 7; on air and online 1-2:30PM. This program will explore torture, both international and domestic, sanctioned and carried out in our name by the government of the United States of America and it’s contracted entities. This wont be pretty. We will focus on both post-9/11 detainees and solitary confinement in our vast prison system.

Our featured guests are Laura Bownton and Matt Hawthorne from The National Religious Campaign Against Torture (NRCAT).

Laura serves as NRCAT’s Director of U.S. Prisons Policy & Programs. She works primarily on the use of solitary confinement in U.S. prisons. Before joining NRCAT, she served as National Organizer for the General Board of Church and Society of the United Methodist Church, building networks among communities of faith engaged in the promotion of restorative justice and alternatives to incarceration. She holds a M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary and is a Certified Candidate for ordination in the Baltimore-Washington Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church.

Starting at 4AM with Furthur from Atlantic City, some Marshall Tucker Band from the Strawberry Festival, Les Claypool Duo de Twang, and local artists Small Craft Warning and Christine Sweeney

Jim's Show for Tuesday May 7, 2013

Currently alternating with the Spin Zone on Monday mornings Midnight - 3am.

With Special guests DJ BMO and Will from Long Island Art

Study Jamz Edition: Part Two

Extra Section 5:00-7:00 1700-1900 Hrs

best of that boom bap underground hiphop plus a dope tyme machine

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

RIP Jeff Hanneman
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While looking for something else entirely I found that Scott Miller of The Loud Family and Game Theory died last month. One of those unheralded pop maestros that will be rediscovered too late, I'm afraid. So I cobbled together a quick tribute set. And ended it with James Brown whose 80th (on May 3) went strangely unheralded. The rest of the show was dark, rich & strange.