Come on in the Grille is open!!!

Come on in The Grille Room is open!

Come on in ... the Cafe's Open!!!

We're back in Memphis, again. Stax Style all Summer!

Come on in and belly up to the counter. Today the Lunchtime Bar and Grill is going to be open Four Hours (not the usual two). We carry on with the Fourth Segment of our chronological survey of the Stax Soul Singles 1968-1971. At this time we are listening to singles released in the late spring and summer of 1969.

Goin Down to Memphis today as we exeplore Part 3 of our Stax Soul Singles 1968-1971

Playin the Spring of 1969 with sounds of the Staple Singers, The Emotions, William Bell, Blues from Johnnie Taylor and Albert King; as well as Bokker T and The MG's and others.

New Music from Warren Haynes, Booker T. Jones, Arctic Monkeys, Kids On A Crime Spree, Shannon and The Clams.

A Second Course from New Orleans with a few favorites.

Our background music in the studio while I was on the Microphone was Rolando Alphonso with Rolando Special.

Tune in next week for Four Hours of Lunchtime on July 15.

Join us for a Memphis inspired menu this afternoon. Pull up a stool and stay a while.

Come on in The Grill Room's Open!

Happy Birthday Bob!

Last Day Of Classes 2Day at the Cafe!

Billy Higgins on the Specials Board today!

Honoring one of the greatest drummers of all time, ten years after his passing on today's program. Master Higgins departed May 3, 2001, just four months prior to the Change of our Century, September 11, 2001.

Today's Grill Room edition of Lunchtime features a menu exclusively of Billy Higgins as both a leader and sideman.

Bon Appetite!

A Royal Menu at the Grill Today.

Come on in for a little

Springtime Menu at the Grill.

Check out the 45 specials 2day!

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We Wrap up the Spring Drive this Weekend with some truly amazing special programming. Saturday, Onda Nueva celebrates with live instudo musicians (and their instruments!). Zappathon returns Sunday Noon to Midnight. Basically, there's no reason to change Your dial ......

Kick back let WUSB do what we do best ... your support makes the difference : Http://wusb.fm

Today we honor Billy Bang (9/20/1947 - 4/11/2011) and all of his creativity ... focusing on his otherwordly quartet recording A "Tribute To Stuff Smith". Billy was omnipresent on the NY Scene until just the other day.

Special Long Island Sound menu for this edition during Radiothon.

It's Spingtime here at the Lunchtime Grill Room. Despite the cool temperature outside we're still serving a Female Centric meal during ther last few days of Women's History Month. Pull up a stool and belly up to the Bar for another wonderful Friday Brunch edition.

New time the next few weeks ... 10am to Noon....call it: BRUNCHTIME

Celebrating Women's History Month with a dedicated to the Ladies menu...The Fellas honoring their Gals & Great Female Artists.

Mary Lou Williams was the first Lady to receive equal treatment on the bandstand with the boys. For that triumph we feature a heaping portion of Mary Lou illustrating her unparalleled piano virtuosity. Beyond the muysic Mary Lou was one of American Music's greatest patrons; she is solely responsible for the Jazz Music Program at Duke University as well as many many other tremendous humanitarian efforts.

New time, just like daylight savings (except we rolled the clock back for springtime, not spring ahead) 10am to NOON NEXT WEEK, support WUSB this Radiothon and always XXXOOO

It's damp again, but not too cold this afternoon outside ... come on over to the Lunchtime Grillroom where it's an All Ladies Friday Menu. We're going deep into Womens History Month serving up some of our finest female friends today: Irma Thomas, Angela Strehli, Maria Muldaur, Carla Thomas, Chrissie Hynde, Wendy Rene, Nina Simone, The B52's and more......

The Cafe's open today and we're kicking off Women's History Month down in New Orleans ... stirring up a little roux for Fat Tuesday, then we head out to Long Island's wine country for a little talk with Morris Goldberg. Mo G, as he's known to his friends back in South Afirca, will be performing tomorrow at Raphael Vineyards in Peconic from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. Performing with Mo are: Bakhiti Kumalo on Bass, Mark Portugalon Keyboards and Rashid Laine on Drums.

Then a heaping portion of new tune's from the studio at USBeee. There's a reason we are "The most Dangerous Station In America!"

See ya next Friday ... don't be late!

The Cafe's open today and we're kicking off Women's History Month down in New Orleans ... stirring up a little roux for Fat Tuesday, then we head out to Long Island's wine country for a little talk with Morris Goldberg. Mo G, as he's known to his friends back in South Afirca, will be performing tomorrow at Raphael Vineyards in Peconic from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. Performing with Mo are: Bakhiti Kumalo on Bass, Mark Portugalon Keyboards and Rashid Laine on Drums.