Local 518 Sessions
Thursday 9:30pm
Live performances and conversations with Local 518 musicians. Each week, we highlight a different Local 518 artist in session with a brief interview to introduce you go the artist.
This is the schedule of the upcoming sessions with Local 518 artists. (Dates are the Thurs 9:30p.)
Latest Episodes
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Marc Delgado stopped by before he came back to town for a show in Troy. He played us a few new songs, and we talked about an album he's working on.
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We sat down with Mark & Jill to talk about the Blues, and about a special fundraiser show they are doing with Lost Radio Rounders at the Mabee Farm on July 26.
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We sat down to chat with Deb Cavanaugh. She brought her dulcimer to play for us. Such a treat, and a fascinating story about how she ended up playing the instrument.
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Lori Friday and Graham Tichy brought over some of their (and Kenny Hohman's) students from the Troy Music Academy. They played us some of the songs they've been working on covering. We talked about their pathway into music, and we talked with Lori about TMA and the Make Music Day Troy event on June 21.
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Buggy Jive is about to release a new album, and that is cause for joy, and will be a celebration unto itself. June 19th. And on June 14th, he will be "In the Round" with Shayna Steele at UPH in Saratoga.
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They just released a new record, "Black Cats & a Blowtorch," The Insolent Willies took some time to come with me to the Cock N Bull to play a few songs. They'll be back for you to come see on June 14.
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Local 518 Amanda Case plays us some new songs. We talk about work she’s doing on new music. Find her with Hold On Honeys at Live and Local at The Linda on June 7.
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Since learning of Rhett Tyler's passing this past March, I've been trying to come up with the right words. Sometimes words fail me.
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Sean Rowe plays us his version of "1952 Vincent Black Lightning," and he plays a brand new song. Plus, we learn about what he's been up to, and that his Kickstarter has begun!
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Mike Grutka's songs have been on WEXT since the very beginning. His most recent EP continues to impress us. Mike has always managed to create seemingly incidental pop music that when you let it in is extraordinarily deep.