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The Cherry Blossom Clinic with hostess Terre T is currently heard on SATURDAYS from 3pm to 6pm (EDT) on WFMU, 91.1 fm (NYC/East Central NJ) and on WXHD, 90.1 fm (Hudson Valley,lower Catskills, Western NJ) and worldwide on the internet.

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Upcoming events:

Saturday, July 26th, 3pm - 6pm: The Effigies
The Effigies were the first hardcore punk band to come out of Chicago and they are highly regarded by rock cognoscenti for their influential crushing, dark sound. They played for a decade and broke up in 1990 but recently have reformed and will play live on Cherry Blossom Clinic just prior to their show at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ!! Hear a taste of the Effigies on the radio, and then go see them that night at Maxwell's. You can also check them out the Friday night before (July 25) in Brooklyn at Southpaw.

Saturday, August 2nd, 3pm - 6pm: Great Plains
From the wilds of Columbus, OH, come the amazing Great Plains! These guys started their 60's infused low-fi rock attack back in the 80's, paving the way for countless bands. Great Plains are remembered for their college radio hit "Letter To A Fanzine," truly one of the best, funniest comments on 80's indie-rock next to Sebadoh's "Gimmie Indie-Rock," and like Sebadoh, Great Plains had a large body of extraordinary, catchy, clever, non-novelty songs that you should hear and know. Led by the amazing Ron House, Great Plains are one of the most significant Ohio rock combos of all time. Check out this jaw-droppingly fantastic session with Great Plains and finally find out why Punk Rock guys go out with New Wave girls!

Saturday, August 9th, 3pm - 6pm: Danny Fields, David Newgarden and Wildgirl (WFMU Radio Greats Weekend)
Terre T welcomes punk legend and ex-WFMU DJ Danny Fields, as well as WFMU alumni David Newgarden and Wildgirl to celebrate WFMU Radio Greats Weekend.

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