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And a song from the remarkable Marianne Faithfull who died on Thursday; her imprint of ferocious artistry and survival was incomparable. That's "UKNY," Sundays from 11 p.m.-midnight, on 90.7FM, ...

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John Platt's unique mix of music on Sunday evenings — 4-6pm on WFUV. The Sunday Supper - formerly the Sunday Breakfast - is our way to bring a little spice into your weekends, with the singers ...

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A healthy dose of alt-rock tunes with Russ Borris, Friday nights from 9pm-Midnight. The Alternate Side is FUV's slant on indie music, hosted by Music Director Russ Borris. The show features a ...

It may be Groundhog Day, but the only shadow we see is of a glorious musical past, as the "Cavalcade" golden anniversary LP crate dig lands in February 1975, with treasures from Grover Washington Jr.

Traditional Celtic music with Kathleen Biggins on Sunday mornings, 8-11am. "Celtic music originates from six main regions," explains 'A Thousand Welcomes' host Kathleen Biggins. "You can hear in a ...

FUV's "NY Slice" celebrates local musicians from the tri-state area. Weekdays around noon, Alisa Ali shares a different "slice" of sound from a New York, New Jersey or Connecticut artist or band.

Music, news and sports from Ireland, Sundays from Noon-4pm. The most popular Irish radio program in New York, Ceol na nGael ("Music of the Irish") began as the brainchild of two Fordham students ...