Guest Host: Mr. Edison

Some references to the weather on this show. New music included Vent du Nord, Oh No Ono, and the Count Basie Orchestra.

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Remembering Gandhi
Mr. Businessman "with new ears"
Celebrating The Lads' Rooftop Concert

REAL UNDERGROUND BOOM BAP HIPHOP

Follow the youngest sailor attempting a solo circumnavigation - Abby Sunderland. She left port on 1/23/10. You can follow her at abbysunderland.com

Musical Buffet Friday Mid-Day.

Lots of live tracks to open ... a few new numbers and a classic TV flashback from Ruff & Reddy.

Preparing for Black History Month over here at the station we are going to have 5 Days of Reggae Music Feb. 6- 1;

Played a true LP Classic Bob Marley and The Wailers "Exodus". Side B in it's entirety!

Bob's Birthday is February 6, 1945. This year is the 65th anniversary of his arrival.

To wrap up the show .... a few Roots Reggae sets going back to the early 80's era.

Next Friday tune into our special programming, Reggae Marathon.

The following two weeks (Feb. 12 & 19) Rich L'H is going to sit in with an extended Sam Taylor Blues Show bustin' out more blues in celebration of Black History Month.

I'll be back to wrap up February on the 26th at 11am, until then keep tuned in to WUSBeeeeeeeee TO STAY WARM.

Interview with Georges Fouron and Frank Latorre live from the Eastport Luncheonette.

Hour one is an interview with a master big band arranger by the name of Ed Palermo. Hour two is an hour long instrumental excursion of the Gateways CD that I did with Jim Dexter and Nick DiMauro 15 years ago!

We have a great show lined up as we explore … “WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE” with a focus on WAHMS (working at home moms).

WE WILL SPEAK WITH Alison Holt, senior vice president for the Interactive Entertainment Group of GolinHarris Los Angeles where she has led the award-winning media relations work on the Nintendo account there for the last 15 years.

Alison directs the media relations for the Nintendo brand including product launches, crisis communications and corporate communications.

As part of our Synergy Project, we plan to have our resident scribe J. David Gray read his essay inspired by the image "window dressing". you can view the image at http://tinyurl.com/lvgvsr or at http://jimlynchphotography.com - just pull down the "new images" gallery. David's other writings can be found at http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith

... and dont forget Haiti relief donations. thanks.

Chris Phillips filling in with a mind altering Tuesday afternoon!

Thanks to all callers & listeners!

Tickets to See Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Buckwheat Zydeco, Gene Ween & Cowboy Mouth

Wayne and Belal doing up the way we do- old school and special guest

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