Music From WUNC

Bluegrass Legend Curly Seckler

[2008-12-26 12:06:20]Curly Seckler has been making music in North Carolina for more than 70 years. He’s a bluegrass legend in his own right who made a career playing with the likes of Lester Flat, Earl Scruggs and Charlie Monroe.

SOT Holiday Soundtrack Spectacular

[2008-12-24 12:06:20]Sit back and tune in to the first-ever two-hour music event from "The State of Things."

Jim Watson

[2008-12-19 12:41:20] Musician Jim Watson discusses his third album, "This World Would Be All Sunshine."

Remembering Jack Teagarden

[2008-12-17 12:19:50] Former Squirrel Nut Zipper Tom Maxwell tells the story of trombonist Jack Teagarden

Max Indian

 

Jaap ter Linden

Baroque cellist Jaap ter Linden plays live in our studio.

Squirrel Nut Zippers

 

Lost in the Trees

Lost in the Trees plays live in our studios

The Soul of Hip Hop

Host Frank Stasio discusses what Hip Hop was, what it is today and where it’s headed, with a panel of experts.

The Proclivities

Pop rock and traditional Hungarian folk music go together like… handguns and dancing shoes. What does that mean? Well, ask the members of The Proclivities.

Pink Flag

Durham-based punk rock band Pink Flag.

Marsalis Brasilianos

Jazz Legend Branford Marsalis' latest undertaking incorporates his sax into the classical music traditions of South America in a show called "Marsalis Brasilianos: Villa Lobos, Milhaud and the New Worlds of Brazilian Modernism."

Old Habits

Raleigh bluegrass band Old Habits combines a traditional Appalachian sound with a large dose of Southern charm. The band members join host Frank Stasio in the studio for some old-fashioned pickin’ fun.

Society's Child

Grammy-winner Janis Ian has penned a memoir and recorded a CD with new and previously unreleased tunes.

Meet J. Bully

Guest J. Bully joins host Frank Stasio to talk about what hip-hop means to him and why it is such an important cultural force.