We acknowledge the passing of music icon Tina Turner, the passing of jazz drummer Ralph Humphries, and a belated happy birthday to Bob Dylan. Of course various songs about life and death - the usual stuff.

Nothing in particular up our dress; just music that can fill your soul with 100% goodness. (Assuming you are one of those entities that has a soul. - You can never be sure).

Our annual pre-Mother's Day special wherein we play a lot of Zappa music as interpreted by various artists. Marvels await.

Fill in by Gisele (Music Library Gems)

Spring Radiothon is upon us so expect some pledging amongst a myriad of seemingly unconnected tunes. There is a theme here if you want one to be.

Spring Radiothon is here but that doesn't stop Clam Radio from being all over the place. Marvels await and re-await.

A little tribute to the late, great saxophonist Wayne Shorter and some prepared piano and wacky instrumentals. Oh, and some S&M tunes for true believers only. The usual "all over the place" programming from Clam Radio. As if there was any doubt.

We celebrate some of the fine songs written or co-written by the late Burt Bacharach and then venture off into compositions that feature the bass. Various tidbits discovered on Youtube also ensue plus a little birthday nod to the late Walter Becker.

Lots of virtuoso players in this edition of Clam Radio and the usual suspects as well.

Small tribute to the late Jeff Beck and David Crosby. Also,lots of new music as suggested by Janet Chow.

This show was pre-recorded so unfortunately I was unable to celebrate the passing of one of my favorite guitarists, Jeff Beck. We here at Clam Radio dedicate this program to him. We lost a unique sound in the world of electric guitar. RIP Jeff.

Clam Radio says goodbye to composer Angelo Badalamenti and to 2022. A few Beatle covers, an "American" montage and skipping around decades ensues. What happens next is anybody's guess. Or not.

A few ditties in the holiday spirit but mostly subconscious stuff as per usual.

Radiothon continues and so does the subconscious pickings of musical tidbits filtered through the mind of a Clam. Marvels await.

A show with a simple concept: Tracks from albums released in 1972 (50 years ago) and lots of Radiothon talk.

We start off with a small tribute to the great piano rocker we lost this Octobra, Jerry Lee Lewis and from there it's more of the same unpredictable, self indulgent angles Clam Radio is notorious for. Yeah. Well, it could be worse. Could be commercial radio.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary release of Captain Beefheart's "Clear Spot" album as well as Harry Nilsson's album "Son Of Schmilsson". Plus ya got some new music from Sweden in the second half of the program. Marvels await if you're into this sort of programming. Honest.

On this week's edition of Clam Radio we hear some new music from Sweden, Iceland and the Bronx as well as some stoic deep cuts from artists who flourished in the 20th Century. You know the drill. Marvels await.

The first Clam Radio show recorded and assembled at Suburban Hermit Studios III, Ronkonkoma, NY

Subconscious combinations of mostly 20th century music fill the airwaves as we say goodbye to our headquarters: Suburban Hermit Studios 2. We are moving to a new facility in Ronkonkoma and the future of Clam Radio is uncertain. Will we continue with this WUSB experiment or move on to other pastures? Only time will tell. The answer is there, we just have to catch up to it. Clam Radio!