Meet Day, Dawn & Dusk (Bob Carver, Eddie Coleman and Gus Simmons), recorded/filmed early 1945.

Day, Dawn and Dusk was a popular close harmony / novelty vocal trio active throughout the 1930s and 1940s, probably into the early 1950s. The group was compo...

The pompous TIDAL promo clip (Gawker: "a video they made to make you hate them") reminded me of something a young Atlanta shuttle driver boasted while giving me a lift from the airport about twelve years ago. He knew cool DJs, he had (incomprehensible) plans for a web site, he had ideas, he was sure to get financial backing, it couldn't miss. He glanced at me in the rear-view mirror and declared: "I'm gonna take the internet to a whole new level."

Welcome to the beginning of a new era. Experience the difference. #TIDALforALL Connect with TIDAL Sign up for TIDAL: http://TIDAL.com/ Follow @TIDALHiFi on T...

Once upon a time, when American industry ruled the earth, business and Broadway had a baby. This mutant offspring, glimpsed only at conventions and sales meetings, was the industrial musical. It was like a Broadway show, except the audience consisted of sales managers and field reps, and the catchy songs were about bathtubs, Ford tractors, and electrical power distribution management. MARCH 25, 8pm at Spectacle Theater, Brooklyn.

Pledge your money to WFMU, a self-contained and angstrom-deep form of communication aimed at the paleomammalian brain rather than the neocortex. Our 2015 fundraiser is in progress. I'm on this afternoon with co-hostess Monica Lynch from 3-6pm Eastern.

Help WFMU continue to make fun and adventurous freeform radio by pledging your support during our annual fundraising Marathon, March 8 - 22!

Honoring America's veterans: There are many swimmers, but few lifeguards.

The Raider Project connects combat veterans with other veterans to help them transition smoothly, peacefully, successfully into the private sector.

Rebranding Maxwell's, according to co-owner/jackass Peter Carr: “It’s not an old broken down stage with PA systems and your feet sticking to the floor because the floor hasn’t been washed in two weeks. The old place was a dive.” Carr cherishes the historic name, but wants to sterilize the legacy. I have two words for you, kid: Jazz Brunch.

After an almost 15 month lapse, live music returned to Maxwell’s Tavern this past Friday with the debut performance of singer-songwriter Elise Testone in Hoboken. After reopening the iconic bar and music venue at Eleventh and Washington Streets as a family friendly Italian restaurant in July, new ow…

This week as part of our annual "Silent Fundraiser" WFMU celebrates "Singles Going Steady" — seven days of DJs spinning (mostly) 7" vinyl from the past 60 years. My stack this afternoon (3-6 Eastern) includes platters by Wally Cox, the Damned, Babs Gonzales, Sea Monkeys (ft. Dave the Spazz), Dangerous Girls, the Drifters, John Cooper Clarke, Perry Como, the Bonzo Dog Band, and others. R&B, novelty, children's, punk, crow-calling, country, outsider, and Top 40. Crooners, shriekers, shouters, & talkers. Tune in here: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/57762

Help WFMU continue to make fun and adventurous freeform radio by pledging your support this October!

Each October listener-supported WFMU has a "Silent Fundraiser" to help close our operating budget shortfall. It's "silent" because we limit on-air pitches to once per program. Contribute here: https://www.wfmu.org/marathon/pledge.php?pr=IC

We're offering the usual swag: t-shirts, personal repair kits, personal disrepair kits, and offers to plunder our prize closet. Donors can enter their pet in our Mascot Contest. Upload a photo of your pet to our website. Here's the photo gallery: http://tinyurl.com/o4uhg8n

WFMU: Where grudges are still harbored against John Lennon for breaking Up Fluxus

FRANK ZAPPA by DREW FRIEDMAN: the latest in our series of artist-signed fine art prints by the noted illustrator. Limited edition of 30 archival-quality prints. Half of the edition has already been sold pre-release. Remaining prints reserved on a first-come basis.

Drew Friedman Fine Art Prints - original works by the noted illustrator issued as exclusive limited editions.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.

THE MISCHIEVOUS ART OF JIM FLORA: A Fine Art Retrospective, 1940-1975, at the Silvermine Arts Center, Norwalk CT, Sept 20 - Nov 2, 2014. Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 19, 6-8pm. Curated by Irwin Chusid, co-archivist of the Jim Flora collection.