It’s been a banner year for music. The countdown of WFUV’s annual Listener Poll will take place on Tuesday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. In the meantime, I humbly submit my own Top 10 Songs of 2019 on this week’s “Sunday Supper.”
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With Chanukah starting on Sunday and Christmas on Wednesday, it must be time for the annual "Sunday Supper Festival of Holiday Songs," a deluxe hour for the most wonderful time of the year.
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This week's "Sunday Supper" welcomes The Small Glories back to Studio A. The duo from Winnipeg, a standout several years ago when they performed at On Your Radar, reached the Top 10 of the Folk-DJ charts this summer with their sophomore album, Assiniboine and the Red.
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With such a late Thanksgiving, it's safe for "Sunday Supper" to dabble in the occasional new song for the holidays.
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This week's "Sunday Supper" sets the table for Thanksgiving with both light-hearted and open-hearted tunes.
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The Mavericks have released an album of covers titled Play the Hits. It leans toward country classics, but one of the tunes is by a guy from New Jersey, and I'll play that on this week's Sunday Supper.
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Sinematic, Robbie Robertson’s first new studio album in eight years, was inspired by his decades of creating and composing music for film, especially those of Martin Scorsese.
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David Byrne’s American Utopia on Broadway is an artistic triumph and a joyful statement about the power of music.
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This past spring, Josh Ritter’s Fever Breaks album received lots of attention from the Billboard charts, acclaim from the critics, and love from all his fans at WFUV.
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This week’s "Sunday Supper" will collect a handful of songs that remind us of 9/11, including Sharon Goldman's gorgeous "Tuesday Morning Sun."
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Labor Day may represent the unofficial end of summer to some folks, but not the "Sunday Supper."
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When I first met Elvis Costello in 1977, he was very much an Angry Young Man, but he’s long since mellowed.
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