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tracks played include:

Air - "Kelly Watch the Stars" (Vegyn Version)
Allo Darlin' - "Bright Nights"
Child Star - "Adore"
Clémentine March - "After the Solstice"
Creem Circus - "Oh No Rock And Roll" & "Caesars Palace"
Enuff Z'Nuff - "Heavy Metal"
Envy Of None - "The Story"
Flyte with Aimee Mann - "Alabaster"
FM - "Blue Sky Mind"
Friends of Cesar Romero - "Summer Boyfriend"
Haim - "Down to be wrong"
Helen Love - "I'll Wear The Sparks One"
J.Z. Barrell - "Alchemy Street"
Jesse Welles - "Wild Onions"
Kathleen Edwards - "Save Your Soul"
Liza Anne - "Shania Twain Is Making Me Cry"
Loose Tooth - "Buy Into Something"
Ma'aM - "Ride This"
Nick Frater - "The Last Laugh"
Sarah Borges - "The Right Love"
Sungaze - "Rice Crispies"
Triptides - "Your Darkness"
Wet Leg - "Don’t Speak"
Winter with Horse Jumper of Love - "Misery"

Tonight’s With The Beatles celebrates Ringo Starr’s birthday with 3 packed hours of:

Ringo’s Big Birthday Set
Songs written for, by, or with Ringo
His iconic drumming moments
Fan-favorite solo tracks
And a special request segment just for Ringo love!

Historic Moments
July 6, 1957 – The day John met Paul
Rare Quarrymen recordings from the early years
More Abbey Road sessions and behind-the-scenes stories

The Live Set
Solo Beatles performing live with Ringo connections
Songs from the legends they looked up to — in honor of History of Rock ’n’ Roll Day (July 7)

Something New Segment
Pete Ham (Badfinger) – newly released demos
Chris Cheek – jazzy cover of “From Me to You”
Sije Nergaard – a gorgeous take on “Here, There and Everywhere”

Plus:
Listener requests
Beatles songs gifted to or made famous by Ringo
Cool facts and moments you may not have heard before!

Last DJ fill-in. Ronnie James Dio, Bon Scott special.

2 hours of Bluegrass

Back in the groove of things <3

Guest Host: Mr. Edison

An Encore Broadcast

Michael Rubenstein, associate professor in the Department of English and director of the Humanities Institute at Stony Brook University, explores the emerging field of "energy humanities" and the relationship between literature, energy systems, and environmental concerns. In addition, Guanyu Huang, assistant professor in the Program in Public Health and the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, explains the complex relationship between climate change and air pollution, and how tracking pollutants can influence environmental justice areas.

C4E Presents is a production of Stony Brook's Collaborative for the Earth.

Host: Heather Lynch
Editor: J.D. Allen
Producer: Rachel Lea
Program manager: Jennifer Gilday

Happy 85th Sir Richard Starkey and a Buon Compleanno to Nick DiMauro on his 63rd. Also a little nod to the late Lalo Schifrin, Bobby Sherman and Sly Stone.

Happy 85th Birthday, Ringo Starr! Peace and Love!

Giving away tickets to see Popa Chubby this Saturday night at the Boulton Center in Bay Shore

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