THREE guys... TWO high schools (now two colleges)... ONE shared love of music.  Josh Morris and James Paolano met Zane Agnew at a Fourth of July celebration at Crandall Park in Glens Falls.  The rest they say, is history. 

"We're all fellow travelers in this thing called life," asserts Kenny Wayne Shepherd. "We're all human beings and we're all really just trying to get through this thing one day at a time the best way we know how." 

Indeed, the Louisiana native has covered a lot of ground in his near-quarter-century career, and Shepherd's new album of ten songs feature some of the most distinctive and resonant muisc of his career.  

Does it take an X-Woman to do an X-Man's job? Jay Bobbin reviews the series' finale, "Dark Phoenix."

The Monkees! Everyone loves The Monkees!  

Chuck Vosganian of Rochmon Record Club dropped by to talk with our own Chris Wienk about his upcoming Monkees retrospective.  June 18th, he's at Caffe Lena, and June 27th, he's at The Linda.

Take a listen...

Heather Maloney stopped by the studios on her way up to her CD release show at Caffe Lena. Her new CD, "Soil in the Sky," was released on June 14. In this session, she talks about how the album came to be. 

Delaney Hafener dropped by to play songs from her latest project, The Belle Curves. The Long Island native has been to our studios before. She's one of the primary singer songwriters involved in the band Pandafan as well.

Delaney's new project focuses on her own songwriting - songs drawn from her own life experiences.  The songs come from a forthcoming album.