Today's program highlighted new music from Scotland (with Dead Man Fall), Australia (with Paul Kelly), Mendocino, California (with Gwyneth Moreland), Woodstock, New York (with Tom Pacheco) and Bellport, Long Island (with Chris Connolly).

http://dreadfulmusic.tumblr.com

Programming with WUSB for more than 35 years, Bob Duffy is still searching for the perfect pop song.

Follow Bob on Twitter: @RobertBDuffy

I sell one bristle brushes. People
seeking two bristle brushes I send
to the guy on Amsterdam, who’s in a rush.

I may have one customer a year
for my one bristle brushes, a one-eyed
lover of tanagers, she may have

one dollar to spend in the moment
light’s neither day’s or night’s,
but one’s where infinity begins. Whoever

she is, she’s always painting barbules,
I’m always thinking, no one will notice
that they notice this, that her tanagers

move, that everything’s alive. We talk
care and feeding of the one
bristle brush. Care exists. I thrive.

Mark Klein's Fri.morning
Blues Warehouse (8-10am)est.
www.liblues.com

Fermented Radio - 01.01

Fer·ment; verb fermented; past tense: fermented; past participle:
incite or stir up (trouble or disorder); "the politicians and warlords who are fermenting this chaos"
Entirely apolitical but not mostly about our favorite beverage. Find out what's brewing each Friday at 10am.
We'll also throw in a few tunes to quench your thirst.

WUSB 2015-01-09 9PM by Wusb_Arnie on

mix tape makes it to 2015

best albums of 2014/ bands lost in 2014/ other junk that may or may not have existed in 2014

COOPskyBLUE sitting in this cold cold morning for Fishing With Bill. I hope he is warm and comfortable because it was freezing walking over to the Union this morning

Its THE ARCTIC EXPRESS on the Bayou Tonight Kids - 17F degrees and the the Acadian Driftwood is movin' on...

that real hiphop

INTO THE FIRE WITH JOJO ALL LIVE AND RARE

1st show of my 24th year! 2 Hours of new bluegrass music

1st show of my 24th year, 2 hours of Bluegrass Music

Our program TUESDAY JANUARY 6; 1:00PM EST will again feature eclectic globetrotting, from Cuba to the Philippines. We will take an in- depth look at art intersecting with politics. We will also catch up with research on the current cultural acceptance of torture here.

Our featured guest is Mark Rice. Mark is a Professor in the American Studies Department at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, NY. He specializes in the history of photography, twentieth-century American culture, and transnational American Studies. Dr. Rice has been a contributor to Forbes magazine and to Newsweek International. He also maintains the internationally recognized blog, "Ranking America" http://rankingamerica.wordpress.com.

We will discuss Mark’s blog and his recent book, “Dean Worcester's Fantasy Islands: Photography, Film, and the Colonial Philippines”. http://tinyurl.com/myrbznw

Annual New Year's Eve show review

What the folk?! A truly folkadelic experience!