QOTD

Question of the Day: Songs With A Sweet Tooth?

by Morning Show

Mayor Bloomberg's ban on large sugary drinks was supposed to go into effect today, but a New York State judge overturned the ban. How do you feel about it?  Send us a song with "sugar" in the lyrics. Email us at morning@wfuv.org or post it in the comments below.

Here's today's playlist:

1. "Sugar Magnolia" - The Grateful Dead

2. "Sugar Sugar" - The Archies

3. "Sugar Buzz" - kd lang

4. "Brown Sugar" - The Rolling Stones

Question of the Day: Who's Calling?

by Morning Show

We've come a long way with our smart phone technology since Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone on this date in 1876. This morning we're looking for songs about phones, calls, and the like in the Question of the Day.

 

1. Jim Croce, "Operator" 

2. Steely Dan, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number"

3. Wilson Pickett, "634-5789"

4. Blondie, "Call Me"

 

Question of the Day: Make or Break My Love

by Morning Show

When it comes to relationships, everybody has a checklist. Is he tall? Does she cook? Do my parents like him? Does she like kids? Perhaps one of the most common make-or-breakers, though, is music! Maybe you met at a Springsteen concert and the rest was history. Or maybe you were dating, but you realized that you just couldn't take his Dave Matthews obsession. Either way, we want your story! Tell us about your make-or-break music tale, and what songs you want us to play, in the comments below.

What we played:

Wilco "Heavy Metal Drummer"

Question of the Day: Family

by Corny O'Connell

Recent news stories have us thinking about how important and precious family relationships can be. If you could send out a song to someone in your family, what would it be and why? We'll play a set of those songs this morning. Please leave your first name and town with your request in the comments below.

Here's what we played:

Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?"

Loudon Wainwright III "Daughter"

Diana Ross & The Supremes "My World Is Empty Without You"

Question of the Day: Vanished Venues

by Morning Show

We were reminded this week of the beloved Bottom Line in Greenwich Village which closed its doors back in 2004. It opened in 1974 with Dr. John and was the site of memorable, intimate performances from the likes of Emmylou Harris, Van Morrison, Prince, Billy Joel and Tom Waits. We're asking for your favorite show  seen at the Club in today's question of the day.

1. The Shangri-Las, "Leader of the Pack" 

2. Lucinda Williams, "Positively 4th Street" 

3. Jill Sobule, "Trains"

Question of the Day: Best in the Hall?

by Morning Show

Tonight is New York's "All for the Hall" Benefit for the Country Music Hall of Fame® at Best Buy Theater. What started as a group of artists who agreed to donate the proceeds of a concert to the hall now features Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris, Jason Aldean, and many others. Who from the list of inductees would you like to hear on today's Question of the Day? Let us know by emailing us at morning@wfuv.org or leaving a comment below.

Question of the Day: Surprise!

by Morning Show

Corny had the opportunity to see The Mavericks in concert last night, and they brought out Rodney Crowell as a surprise guest! So here's our question this morning: who have you seen as a surprise guest in concert? Tell us who was on the bill and who was the surprise guest in the comments below.

Question of the Day: Favorite New Dance Party Tune

by Morning Show

What is your favorite new dance party tune? It could be a new song, or just a new song to you! Leave your suggestions in the comment section below, or email us at Morning@WFUV.org.

What we played:

Mayer Hawthorne "The Walk"
The Black Keys "Lonely Boy"
Ryan Shaw "Do the 45"
Fitz and the Tantrums "Out of My League"