WUSB's Sunday Street Series presents a full band show with ‘Full Circle’ (Pete Mancini, Rich Lanahan, Gerry McKeveny, Mark Mancini, and Bill Herman) and special guests.

Sunday, December 15th, 5 P.M.

With their seminal 1968 ‘Sweetheart of the Rodeo’ album, The Byrds incorporated country sounds into their repertory, adding songs like ‘Drug Store Truck Drivin’ Man’ to the early Byrds classics like ‘Eight Miles High’ and ‘I’ll Feel A Whole Better’ and their versions of Dylan songs.

Advance sale* $21 at https://sundaystreet.org/ with tickets at the door for $25 (cash only)

*advance sale for each show includes a $ 1.00 service charge per ticket. Advance sale ends at midnight on the Friday before the show, unless sold out.

The Sunday Street Series is a not-for-profit collaboration with WUSB-FM, The Greater Port Jefferson Arts Council, and The Long Island Museum. These concerts take place in The Gillespie Room at The Long Island Museum, 1200 Route 25 A, Stony Brook, New York

From Howard Margolin:

This week, Destinies prepares for the upcoming release of Wicked, the movie.

Tune in Friday night, for part one of a two-part Destinies Musical Theater presentation, featuring act one of the original Broadway cast recording of Wicked, starring Kristen Chenowith and the Tony-Award Winning Idina Menzel.

You'll learn the secret origin of why the Wicked Witch of the West had green skin. You'll hear how Glinda and Elphaba first met, and took an instant dislike to each other. And, you'll find out about the conspiracy to keep the sentient animals of Oz from maintaining the power of speech.

And, listen for how you can choose from 316 different Destinies Exclusive Premiums for your pledge of support to WUSB during this Radiothon Special.

Friday, November 8th, at 11:30 PM.

Hosted by Howard Margolin.

Destinies-The Voice of Science Fiction

Melting World continues its celebration of Phil Lesh, bassist and co-founder of the Grateful Dead. Join us for another marathon tribute featuring a Grateful Dead first set from New York’s Beacon Theater on June 14, 1976, a classic from the Fillmore West in November 1969 with Pigpen on lead vocals, and music from The Other Ones, Phil Lesh and Friends, as well as bands that were close to and inspired by the Grateful Dead.

Tune in this Saturday night at midnight (12:00 AM Sunday) on 90.1 FM or online at WUSB.FM as we journey to the outer edges of the musical spectrum.

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