Last night was the 2013 Songwriters' Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony, honoring such prolific writers as Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith and Mick Jones and Lou Gramm of Foreigner. Today we pose a challenge: pick one song by your favorite songwriting talent or tell us the name of a new songwriter that you believe will join the ranks of these legends in the future and send us one of his/her songs as proof. Leave your picks in the comments below!

Here's today's list of QOTD jams:

1. "A Little Bit of Everything" - Dawes, Nothing is Wrong

2. "Fishing" - Richard Shindell, Blue Divide

3. "Time and Love" - Laura Nyro, New York Tendaberry

4. "Cheek to Cheek" - Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Sings the Irving Berlin Songbook

5. "Waterloo Sunset" - The Kinks, Something Else by The Kinks

What do Sting, Green Day, Ed Sheeran, and Mumford & Sons all have in common? They're all taking part in next week's agit8 project, an anti-poverty movement backed by the One Campaign, created by U2's Bono, designed to influence leaders at the upcoming G-8 summit in Northern Ireland. A group of many great artists will be coming together to get people riled up by re-recording some classic protest songs. If you were producing this record, what songs would you include? Let us know what you think in our comments below or email us at morning@wfuv.org and we'll spin a set this morning.

Here's what we played:

Joseph Arthur "A River Blue"

Ralph McTell "Streets of London"

Counting Crows "Big Yellow Taxi"

Buffalo Springfield "For What It's Worth"

The first appearance in 17 years of Magicada Septendicum has begun in parts, but not in all of the Tri-State area. Are you seeing them? Hearing them? Stepping on them? (Hint--if you have to think about that one, the answer is 'no'. They are not subtle.) The mass emergence of Periodical Cicada Brood 2 in our region is an ecological miracle of adaptive behavior, a once-in-a-generation opportunity to observe the spectacle of nature...and an absolute nightmare for anyone with an aversion to red-eyed bugs that make noises like the Martians are landing. Of course, for ento-philes it's heaven on earth, if a bit out of this world.

It's also a fun excuse to play "bug" songs of your choice, or anything that references the storied rock-and-roll age of 17. Post your requests in the comment section below and we'll spin a set for you this morning.  

Here's what we played today:

"Day of the Locusts" - Bob Dylan 

"The Bug" - Dire Straits

"Sexy + 17" - Stray Cats

"At Seventeen" - Janis Ian

"I Saw Her Standing There" - The Beatles 

Birds are singing, bees are buzzing, and we can hear the June wedding bells ringing here at FUV. Time to rent a tux and polish your dancing shoes, because we are spinning a set of songs to get you on your feet during summer weddings. Request a favorite first dance, sentimental father-daughter tune, or something you recall from a memorable wedding.

Here's what we played today:

"Father and Daughter" - Paul Simon

"And I Love Her" - The Beatles

"You are the Sunshine of My Life" - Stevie Wonder

"I'll Always Love My Mama" - The Intruders