2-3AM

Opening set:
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, Autumn in New York (CHEEK TO CHEEK: THE COMPLETE DUET RECORDINGS, Verve)
Pesky J Nixon, Breathe In Autumn (MONKEY BUSINESS AND MISLAID HOPES, not on label )
Maura Kennedy, Autumn Almanac (THE KINKS UNKOVERED, Paradiddle)

Set # 2
*Jesse Terry, Native Child (ARCADIA, not on label)
*Jesse Terry, River Town (ARCADIA, not on label)
Rod Picott, River Runs (WOOD, STEEL, DUST & DREAMS, Welding Rod)
Slaid Cleaves, Together Through the Dark (TOGETHER THROUGH THE DARK, Candy House Media)

Set # 3
Nico, These Days (CHELSEA GIRL, Verve)
Nico, The Fairest of the Seasons (CHELSEA GIRL, Verve)
Jackson Browne, Song for Adam (JACKSON BROWNE, Asylum)
Jimmy LaFave, Your Bright Baby Blues (TRAIL TWO, Music Road)

Set # 4
J. D. Souther, You’re Only Lonely (YOU’RE ONLY LONELY, WB)
Roy Orbison, Only The Lonely (A BLACK AND WHITE NIGHT, Orbison Records)
*Willie Nile, Lost and Lonely World (LIVE AT DARYL’S HOUSE, River House)
Willie Nile, Heaven Help the Lonely (PLACES I HAVE NEVER BEEN, Arista)

Willie Nile plays WUSB’s Sunday Street Series on Sunday, October 6th at 5 P.M.
Information at sundaystreet.org

Set # 5

Hosted by Mr. Edison

dj sashinka

Hosted by Mr. Edison

9p-12noon Bob Longman, sub
**: familiar lyric different tune & beat

PREEMPTED

filthy 50 plus LEX NYRE LIVE IN THE STUDIO

Friday 10a to Noon

Marc Stone visits in the 11a hour

Guru Guru - "I'm Really Into Rock'n'Roll, Man"
Aircoach - "I've Got A Way"
FM - "Rocket Roll"
The Wild Things - "Lay On, Take Off"
Giuda - "Louder Than Action"

Sea Lemon featuring Benjamin Gibbard - "Crystals"
Sea Lemon - "Cellar"
Pale Waves - "Thinking About You"
Nada Surf - "Second Skin"
The Sewing Club - "Strange"
Wussy - "New American Standard"
Albertine Sarges - "Stand Near Your Fire"
The Courettes - "Keep Dancing"

Roy Crank - "Don't Kill That World I'm Living In"
Field Music - "The Waitress of St Louis'"
Temples - "Day of Conquest"
Goat - "Ouroboros"

Ivy - "All I Ever Wanted"
Ian Sweet with Porridge Radio - "Everyone's A Superstar"
The Armoires - "Snake Island Thirteen"
The Green Child - "Wow Factor"
Keeley - "Trans-Europe 18 "
Love Banana - "Tummy"
Lunchbox - "This World"
The Wisconaut - "Great Mistakes"

Findlay - "Summer's Almost Over"

Tonight we’ll celebrate the birthday of Brian Epstein, share some possible exciting new on George Harrison boxset, we’ll honor Jimi Hendrix, look at come solo Beatles collaborations, also some other birthdays Mama Cass and Ray Cooper. Plus new releases, some Beatles History and a few other sprinkled in.

Wouldn't you like to know? Well then listen. Marvels await, artificial or not.

On September 19th, 2024 at 4 pm on WUSB Stony Brook 90.1 fm Captain Phil's Planet will feature the WUSB Radio premiere of Izzy Meth’s “99 Degrees” Single which dropped last Friday, September 13, and include a 30-minute interview with the artist!
Live at 90.1 fm and 107.3 fm WUSB Stony Brook or stream at
www.wusb.fm
“99 Degrees,” a new single from indie singer-songwriter Izzy Meth, is a pop song about positivity that offers a nod to the Ramones. The song features Andy Shernoff (writer and bassist for the Dictators, and co-writer of four songs with Joey Ramone) on bass.
Izzy wrote “99 Degrees” as a “response to the barrage of bad news everyone seems to get every day: the only answer is to actively choose happiness.”
Andy Shernoff enjoyed the process of working with the teenage singer-songwriter, “It warms this rockin’ senior citizen’s heart to hear Izzy Meth singing sweetly and playing all the instruments with the passion and spirit of a young Todd Rundgren or Paul McCartney. Old school meets new school; the future looks bright for Izzy Meth.”