“You Never Know What You’ll Hear Next”

10 p.m. to Midnight Host: Steve Winters

This show’s thematic title is taken from one of the on-air slogans the student programmers utilized when I first started at WSHU 40 years ago. I was a part-time faculty member at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT and the students were playing everything but folk music. I filled the void after jawboning them about their musical choices.

This program is simply a mélange of not-so-new albums (and personal favorites) and follows several weeks of programming music from shiny new albums. It sometimes fun — and surprising — to dust off the old discs.

Even with Profiles at times, you never do know what you’ll hear next!

  • Artist, "Title", Album, Label

  • Eliza Carthy, “Upside Down”, Rough Music, Topic Records

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  • The Barely Works, “Byker Hill”, The Big Beat, Cooking Vinyl

  • Mad Pudding, “Rattle On The Stovepipe”, “Le Beaujolais Nouveau”, Rattle On The Stovepipe, Iona

  • The Barely Works, “The White Cockade/Bonaparte’s Retreat/Flop-Eared Mule”, The Big Beat, Cooking Vinyl

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  • Natalie Merchant, “Calico Pie”, “Bleezer’s Ice Cream”, Leave Your Sleep, Nonesuch

  • William Coulter, “The Crested Hens”, The Road Home, Gourd Music

  • Natalie Merchant, “The Dancing Bear”, Leave Your Sleep, Nonesuch

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  • Bruce “Utah” Phillips, “Railroading On The Great Divide”, Winterfolk XV, Sisters Of The Road Café.Org

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  • Jim Malcolm, “Sir Patrick Spens”, “The Lea Rig”, Home, Beltane Records

  • Judy Collins, “The Coming Of The Roads”, Fifth Album, Elektra

  • Kathy Mattea, “Red Winged Blackbird”, Coal Country Music, Heartwood

  • John Gorka, “I Saw A Stranger With Your Hair”, “Love Is Our Cross To Bear”, I Know, Red House

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  • Eliza Carthy, “Mr. McCusker & Mr. Goldrick’s English Choices”, Rough Music, Topic Records